Chick Willis - I Did It All (2005)
BAND/ARTIST: Chick Willis
- Title: I Did It All
- Year Of Release: 2005
- Label: CML Records
- Genre: Electric Blues, Blues Soul
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:57:30
- Total Size: 370 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. I Did It All-Radio
02. Easy Blues
03. Married To Four Women
04. I Like It Like That
05. You Are Not The Woman
06. She Got It
07. I Love You Sweetheart
08. I'm Coming To See You Baby
09. Let Me Jack You Baby
10. Little Old Blues Man
11. You Can't Run
12. I Did It All-Adult
Just in case the lyrics of the loopy strut that gives Chick Willis' umpteenth album its title are too subtle, the cover photo shows the ribald bluesman in a thematically appropriate pose with his guitar. And then, to drive the point home, the album ends with an even longer (and even dirtier) take on the same tune. No, Chick Willis has never been about good taste, bless him, and I Did It All is more of the same: old-school electric rhythm and blues with raunchy lyrics that are good-humored enough never to quite tip over into rank obscenity. As with all of Willis' albums, I Did It All is patchy, with a few songs like "I Love You Sweetheart" that stretch a lightweight, horn-driven Chicago blues vamp on for at least a couple minutes longer than is absolutely necessary. But then there's a song as unexpected and delightfully strange as "Little Old Blues Man," which features kitschy orchestral sweetening balancing an atypically trebly, almost metallic guitar line that occasionally threatens to dissolve into weird post-punk atonality.
01. I Did It All-Radio
02. Easy Blues
03. Married To Four Women
04. I Like It Like That
05. You Are Not The Woman
06. She Got It
07. I Love You Sweetheart
08. I'm Coming To See You Baby
09. Let Me Jack You Baby
10. Little Old Blues Man
11. You Can't Run
12. I Did It All-Adult
Just in case the lyrics of the loopy strut that gives Chick Willis' umpteenth album its title are too subtle, the cover photo shows the ribald bluesman in a thematically appropriate pose with his guitar. And then, to drive the point home, the album ends with an even longer (and even dirtier) take on the same tune. No, Chick Willis has never been about good taste, bless him, and I Did It All is more of the same: old-school electric rhythm and blues with raunchy lyrics that are good-humored enough never to quite tip over into rank obscenity. As with all of Willis' albums, I Did It All is patchy, with a few songs like "I Love You Sweetheart" that stretch a lightweight, horn-driven Chicago blues vamp on for at least a couple minutes longer than is absolutely necessary. But then there's a song as unexpected and delightfully strange as "Little Old Blues Man," which features kitschy orchestral sweetening balancing an atypically trebly, almost metallic guitar line that occasionally threatens to dissolve into weird post-punk atonality.
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