Chris Cotton - I Watched the Devil Die (2009)
BAND/ARTIST: Chris Cotton
- Title: I Watched the Devil Die
- Year Of Release: 2009
- Label: Yellow Dog Records
- Genre: Blues
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:53:04
- Total Size: 124 / 310 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Morgan City, Mississippi
02. Come On
03. I Watched The Devil Die
04. Dying Crapshooter Blues
05. That's It
06. I'm So Glad
07. Was It Low?
08. Black Night
09. Louis Collins
10. Blues For Big Bill
11. Bill Bailey
12. Goin' Back Home
An aural portrait that owes a debt to Southern bluesmen and Americana pioneers alike, Chris Cotton’s Yellow Dog Records debut sounds like a house party caught on tape – world-weary men effortlessly strumming their guitars and bass, while passing around a jug of whiskey for sustenance. The barrelhouse piano, is, of course, pushed up against one wall; Cotton’s gravelly voice reigns over the debauchery. The scene is timeless – harkening back to days when the distinction between blues and country was hopelessly blurred.
Former Blue Eyed Devils frontman Cotton traveled to Clarksdale, MS to record I Watched the Devil Die at producer Jimbo Mathus’ vintage-equipment studio, housed in the city’s historic WROX radio building. Employing Memphis and Clarksdale sidemen including special guest Big Jack Johnson, Cotton and Mathus concocted a modern-day jam session with all the boisterous spirit of a classic down-home revival.
01. Morgan City, Mississippi
02. Come On
03. I Watched The Devil Die
04. Dying Crapshooter Blues
05. That's It
06. I'm So Glad
07. Was It Low?
08. Black Night
09. Louis Collins
10. Blues For Big Bill
11. Bill Bailey
12. Goin' Back Home
An aural portrait that owes a debt to Southern bluesmen and Americana pioneers alike, Chris Cotton’s Yellow Dog Records debut sounds like a house party caught on tape – world-weary men effortlessly strumming their guitars and bass, while passing around a jug of whiskey for sustenance. The barrelhouse piano, is, of course, pushed up against one wall; Cotton’s gravelly voice reigns over the debauchery. The scene is timeless – harkening back to days when the distinction between blues and country was hopelessly blurred.
Former Blue Eyed Devils frontman Cotton traveled to Clarksdale, MS to record I Watched the Devil Die at producer Jimbo Mathus’ vintage-equipment studio, housed in the city’s historic WROX radio building. Employing Memphis and Clarksdale sidemen including special guest Big Jack Johnson, Cotton and Mathus concocted a modern-day jam session with all the boisterous spirit of a classic down-home revival.
Blues | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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