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Paul James Band - Acoustic Blues (1989) Flac

Paul James Band - Acoustic Blues (1989) Flac
Tracklist:

01. I Shall Be Free 3:05
02. Cadillac Walk 3:06
03. No Life for Me 3:10
04. Nasty Swing 2:58
05. This Time I'm Really Going 2:06
06. I Can't Be Satisfied 2:55
07. I'm a Real Kingfisher 3:31
08. The Night Has a Price 3:32
09. Roving Gambler 2:54
10. Lucky in Love 3:22
11. San Francisco Bay Blues 3:02
12. Phonograph Blues 2:50
13. Deep River Blues 3:15
14. Milkcow's Calf's Blues 2:20
15. If a Woman Says She Loves You 3:14
16. Who Do You Love 3:09

"Acoustic Blues" is a solo studio album by Canadian blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter Paul James (who performs with his group, the Paul James Band), released in 1989.

Paul James is a true legend of the Toronto music scene; he is a recipient of the prestigious Maple Blues Award and has shared the stage with the likes of Bo Diddley and Bob Dylan.
The impetus for creating "Acoustic Blues" came from performances alongside the renowned American bluesman John Hammond. Hammond’s high praise for the Canadian musician’s acoustic style inspired Paul to record this album at his home studio, Casa Roxton. John Hammond himself appeared as a special guest, contributing harmonica parts to three tracks. The album was produced by the celebrated multi-instrumentalist Ken Whiteley, who enriched the arrangements with banjo, piano, resonator guitar (dobro), and washboard.
In addition to his own profound original songs, Paul James presents authentic interpretations of standards by Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, and Bo Diddley, as well as a version of the ballad "Cadillac Walk" by Willy DeVille—an artist with whom James toured as a guitarist in the early 1980s.





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