Arthur Williams - Harpin' On It (1999)
BAND/ARTIST: Arthur Williams
- Title: Harpin' On It
- Year Of Release: 1999
- Label: Fedora Records
- Genre: Blues, Harmonica Blues, Chicago Blues
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 47:20
- Total Size: 144/294 Mb (covers)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Can't Stand To See You Go (3:58)
02. Ain't Goin' Back To East St. Louis (4:50)
03. Harmin' On It (3:39)
04. One Room Country Shack (4:43)
05. Mama Talk To Your Daughter (4:21)
06. Runnin' Down The Dirt Road (3:17)
07. Mean Old World (5:47)
08. Chitlins & Hot Sauce (3:46)
09. Goin' To Memphis (3:57)
10. Mother-In-Law Blues (3:51)
11. Talkin' Too Much (5:11)
Arthur Williams - Harp, Vocals
Charles Davis - Bass
James B. Davis - Drums, Vocals
James "Boo Boo" Davis - Drums, Vocals
Jimmy Lee Kennett - Guitar
Bob Lohr - Piano
Chris Millar - Drums
01. Can't Stand To See You Go (3:58)
02. Ain't Goin' Back To East St. Louis (4:50)
03. Harmin' On It (3:39)
04. One Room Country Shack (4:43)
05. Mama Talk To Your Daughter (4:21)
06. Runnin' Down The Dirt Road (3:17)
07. Mean Old World (5:47)
08. Chitlins & Hot Sauce (3:46)
09. Goin' To Memphis (3:57)
10. Mother-In-Law Blues (3:51)
11. Talkin' Too Much (5:11)
Arthur Williams - Harp, Vocals
Charles Davis - Bass
James B. Davis - Drums, Vocals
James "Boo Boo" Davis - Drums, Vocals
Jimmy Lee Kennett - Guitar
Bob Lohr - Piano
Chris Millar - Drums
Here's a danceable, soulful blast of harmonica-driven blues from Arthur Williams and the Bluesmasters. Harpin' On It offers up a succession of jumpin', jukin' tunes that showcase the leader's funky harmonica and all-out vocals. Factor in Bob Lohr's fast-pumping piano, and the boogie really burns on this one.
Born in Mississippi, 61-year-old Arthur Wilson was tutored by Little Walter and played with Chicago blues legends Elmore James and Muddy Waters. Williams returned to the Delta in the late '50s and teamed with Frank Frost and Sam Carr. These days Williams calls St. Louis home, and he's assembled an excellent combo that includes St. Louis drummer/vocalist James "Boo Boo" Davis. Davis contributes four tunes to this album, including the fast-cookers "Ain't Goin' Back To East St. Louis" and "Goin' To Memphis."
Born in Mississippi, 61-year-old Arthur Wilson was tutored by Little Walter and played with Chicago blues legends Elmore James and Muddy Waters. Williams returned to the Delta in the late '50s and teamed with Frank Frost and Sam Carr. These days Williams calls St. Louis home, and he's assembled an excellent combo that includes St. Louis drummer/vocalist James "Boo Boo" Davis. Davis contributes four tunes to this album, including the fast-cookers "Ain't Goin' Back To East St. Louis" and "Goin' To Memphis."
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