Johnny Copeland - An Introduction To Johnny Copeland (2006)
BAND/ARTIST: Johnny Copeland
- Title: An Introduction To Johnny Copeland
- Year Of Release: 2006
- Label: Fuel 2000
- Genre: Blues
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:46:31
- Total Size: 319 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Down On Bending Knees
02. Please Let Me Know
03. Hear What I Said
04. Late Hours
05. I Need You Now
06. Heebie Jeebies
07. Just One More Time
08. There's A Blessing
09. May The Best Man Win
10. Mama Told Me
11. Your Game Is Working
12. I'll Be Around
13. Working Man's Blues
14. Night Time (Parts 1, 2)
15. Coming To See About You
16. Traveling Blues
An Introduction to Johnny Copeland is a satisfying compilation focusing on 16 of the Texas bluesman's rare sides waxed for independent labels in the '50s and '60s. Long before Copeland began releasing popular soul-blues on the Rounder label in the '80s and (albeit briefly) with Verve in the early '90s, he recorded umpteen regionally distributed singles. Sweat-drenched ballads alternated with gritty, greasy R&B workouts, usually augmented by a horn section and sounding very similar to what Junior Parker or Bobby "Blue" Bland were releasing at the time. Please note that this reissue includes the majority of cuts from Fuel 2000's Collection: Working Man's Blues issued in 2002, but for some reason three cuts were omitted: "Funny Feeling," "It's My Own Tears That's Being Wasted," and "I Got to Go Home."
01. Down On Bending Knees
02. Please Let Me Know
03. Hear What I Said
04. Late Hours
05. I Need You Now
06. Heebie Jeebies
07. Just One More Time
08. There's A Blessing
09. May The Best Man Win
10. Mama Told Me
11. Your Game Is Working
12. I'll Be Around
13. Working Man's Blues
14. Night Time (Parts 1, 2)
15. Coming To See About You
16. Traveling Blues
An Introduction to Johnny Copeland is a satisfying compilation focusing on 16 of the Texas bluesman's rare sides waxed for independent labels in the '50s and '60s. Long before Copeland began releasing popular soul-blues on the Rounder label in the '80s and (albeit briefly) with Verve in the early '90s, he recorded umpteen regionally distributed singles. Sweat-drenched ballads alternated with gritty, greasy R&B workouts, usually augmented by a horn section and sounding very similar to what Junior Parker or Bobby "Blue" Bland were releasing at the time. Please note that this reissue includes the majority of cuts from Fuel 2000's Collection: Working Man's Blues issued in 2002, but for some reason three cuts were omitted: "Funny Feeling," "It's My Own Tears That's Being Wasted," and "I Got to Go Home."
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