Guitar Shorty - Get Wise To Yourself (1995)
BAND/ARTIST: Guitar Shorty
- Title: Get Wise To Yourself
- Year Of Release: 1995
- Label: Black Top Records
- Genre: lues, Modern Electric Blues, West Coast Blues, Chicago Blues
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 55:51
- Total Size: 146/365 Mb (covers)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. I'm the Clean Up Man
2. You Better Get Wise to Yourself
3. I Don't Know Why
4. You Don't Treat Me Right
5. My Baby Loves to Do the Bump
6. Hard to Stay Above the Ground
7. You Left Me Dreaming
8. She's Built, She's Built to Kill
9. A Fool Who Wants to Stay
10. The Blues Done Got Me
11. Ways of Man
12. Smells Good
Guitar Shorty - Guitars, Vocals
Riley Osborne - Organ, Piano
Sammy Berfect - Organ
Lee Allen Zeno - Bass
Raymond Weber - Drums
Mark 'Kaz' Kazanoff - Tenor, Baritone Saxophones
Ward Smith - Alto, Tenor, Baritone Saxophone
Ernest Youngblood Jr. - Tenor saxophone
Steve Howard - Trumped, Flugelhorn
Mark Mullins - Trombone
1. I'm the Clean Up Man
2. You Better Get Wise to Yourself
3. I Don't Know Why
4. You Don't Treat Me Right
5. My Baby Loves to Do the Bump
6. Hard to Stay Above the Ground
7. You Left Me Dreaming
8. She's Built, She's Built to Kill
9. A Fool Who Wants to Stay
10. The Blues Done Got Me
11. Ways of Man
12. Smells Good
Guitar Shorty - Guitars, Vocals
Riley Osborne - Organ, Piano
Sammy Berfect - Organ
Lee Allen Zeno - Bass
Raymond Weber - Drums
Mark 'Kaz' Kazanoff - Tenor, Baritone Saxophones
Ward Smith - Alto, Tenor, Baritone Saxophone
Ernest Youngblood Jr. - Tenor saxophone
Steve Howard - Trumped, Flugelhorn
Mark Mullins - Trombone
This gem of a disc shows Guitar Shorty (David Kearney) off on one of the highlights of his too-limited recorded efforts. He is one of the most flamboyant guitar players you will ever have the chance to see. His stage act was inspired by Guitar Slim, and he in turn inspired and influenced his stepbrother-in-law, a fellow by the name of Jimi Hendrix. This disc is filled with his searing blues guitar work. The only exception is the bouncy Mark "Kaz" Kasanoff tune "A Fool Who Wants to Stay," though Kasanoff is an associate producer of this disc (maybe that says enough). The rest will give you more than your fill of Shorty's inflammatory and slashing style of guitar licks, the very tight horn section arranged by Kasanoff
augmenting him, and the solid musicians who are in the band that backs him. The best way to experience Shorty is live, but this is one of his best recorded efforts with fine production and a good clean sound that shows his abilities off in the best light. But if you get a chance, don't miss his show. Although he is now moving up in years, he still makes sure you get a good show, because he is a showman as well as being one hell of a guitar player. (Bob Gottlieb)
augmenting him, and the solid musicians who are in the band that backs him. The best way to experience Shorty is live, but this is one of his best recorded efforts with fine production and a good clean sound that shows his abilities off in the best light. But if you get a chance, don't miss his show. Although he is now moving up in years, he still makes sure you get a good show, because he is a showman as well as being one hell of a guitar player. (Bob Gottlieb)
Blues | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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