Gary Primich - Mr. Freeze (1995)
BAND/ARTIST: Gary Primich
- Title: Mr. Freeze
- Year Of Release: 1995
- Label: Flying Fish
- Genre: Blues
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:46:02
- Total Size: 312 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Bad Poker Hand
02. I'm The One
03. Route 90
04. Mr. Freeze
05. Go On Fool
06. Dummy On Your Knee
07. Dallas Texas
08. Slap You Silly
09. Jenny Brown
10. You Came A Long Way From St. Louis
11. Red Top
12. Easy Ridin' Mama
13. Let Me Go Home Whiskey
Although he had made solid, workmanlike albums in the past, Mr. Freeze is where all the cherries came up at once on Gary Primich's musical slot machine. While his harp playing was never in dispute, his vocals on this outing finally find their own style, sounding for the first time comfortable, assured, and totally in the pocket. Kicking off with the high-octane shuffle "Bad Poker Hand" featuring Mark Korpi's stylistic nod to Brewer Phillips, Primich contributes four of his own compositions to this 13-tracker while jumping on such stylistically diverse material as Gene Ammons' "Red Top" and Washboard Sam's "Easy Ridin' Mama," vaulting between subgenres with consummate ease. Other highlight tracks include a harp showcase on "You Came A Long Way From St. Louis" and the rumbling boogie of Mark Korpi's "Slap You Silly." Featuring guest turns from the aforementioned Korpi, bassist supreme Sarah Brown, Mark Rubin, Gene Taylor, and acoustic slide man Steve James along with Gary's regular working band, there's a wide variety of real good stuff to enjoy here. If you were to pick just one album to start absorbing this harp blower's eclectic genius, this one would make a perfect calling card.
01. Bad Poker Hand
02. I'm The One
03. Route 90
04. Mr. Freeze
05. Go On Fool
06. Dummy On Your Knee
07. Dallas Texas
08. Slap You Silly
09. Jenny Brown
10. You Came A Long Way From St. Louis
11. Red Top
12. Easy Ridin' Mama
13. Let Me Go Home Whiskey
Although he had made solid, workmanlike albums in the past, Mr. Freeze is where all the cherries came up at once on Gary Primich's musical slot machine. While his harp playing was never in dispute, his vocals on this outing finally find their own style, sounding for the first time comfortable, assured, and totally in the pocket. Kicking off with the high-octane shuffle "Bad Poker Hand" featuring Mark Korpi's stylistic nod to Brewer Phillips, Primich contributes four of his own compositions to this 13-tracker while jumping on such stylistically diverse material as Gene Ammons' "Red Top" and Washboard Sam's "Easy Ridin' Mama," vaulting between subgenres with consummate ease. Other highlight tracks include a harp showcase on "You Came A Long Way From St. Louis" and the rumbling boogie of Mark Korpi's "Slap You Silly." Featuring guest turns from the aforementioned Korpi, bassist supreme Sarah Brown, Mark Rubin, Gene Taylor, and acoustic slide man Steve James along with Gary's regular working band, there's a wide variety of real good stuff to enjoy here. If you were to pick just one album to start absorbing this harp blower's eclectic genius, this one would make a perfect calling card.
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