Big Joe Williams - I Got Wild (2003)
BAND/ARTIST: Big Joe Williams
- Title: I Got Wild
- Year Of Release: 2003
- Label: Delmark
- Genre: Blues
- Quality: flac lossless
- Total Time: 01:02:04
- Total Size: 290 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Coffeehouse Blues
02. Angel Child
03. Studio Talk
04. P-Vine Blues
05. Bull Cow Blues
06. So Much Wine
07. Studio Talk (I Got Wild Part 1)
08. Studio Blues
09. She Are My Sunshine
10. Arkansas Woman (alternate)
11. Studio Talk (I Got Wild Part 2)
12. That Thing's in Town
13. Desert Blues
14. I Got Wild
15. Proson Bound
16. Midnight Creep
17. Gm&O Blues
18. Interview
19. I'm Tired
20. Back Door
I Got Wild is an appropriate title for these Big Joe Williams sessions. While not a consummate musician, Williams made due with a nine-string guitar he built from an old six-string that was falling apart. His lyrics are heartfelt, but sometimes brutal. Williams was known to wander, disappearing for long periods of time, with a penchant for getting into trouble usually fueled by alcohol. These 16 tracks, a combination of originals and traditional material, highlighted by studio talk and a short interview, reflect the man's rough side but also captures his gregarious nature when flanked by a few friends. Ransom Knowling plays bass on three tunes from the Chicago dates. The tracks were recorded in St. Louis during February 1958 and in Chicago during July 1961. By the way, Big Joe's guitar is available for closer inspection at Koester's Jazz Record Mart in Chicago, where it is displayed proudly.
01. Coffeehouse Blues
02. Angel Child
03. Studio Talk
04. P-Vine Blues
05. Bull Cow Blues
06. So Much Wine
07. Studio Talk (I Got Wild Part 1)
08. Studio Blues
09. She Are My Sunshine
10. Arkansas Woman (alternate)
11. Studio Talk (I Got Wild Part 2)
12. That Thing's in Town
13. Desert Blues
14. I Got Wild
15. Proson Bound
16. Midnight Creep
17. Gm&O Blues
18. Interview
19. I'm Tired
20. Back Door
I Got Wild is an appropriate title for these Big Joe Williams sessions. While not a consummate musician, Williams made due with a nine-string guitar he built from an old six-string that was falling apart. His lyrics are heartfelt, but sometimes brutal. Williams was known to wander, disappearing for long periods of time, with a penchant for getting into trouble usually fueled by alcohol. These 16 tracks, a combination of originals and traditional material, highlighted by studio talk and a short interview, reflect the man's rough side but also captures his gregarious nature when flanked by a few friends. Ransom Knowling plays bass on three tunes from the Chicago dates. The tracks were recorded in St. Louis during February 1958 and in Chicago during July 1961. By the way, Big Joe's guitar is available for closer inspection at Koester's Jazz Record Mart in Chicago, where it is displayed proudly.
Music | Blues | FLAC / APE
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