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Track Listings
| 1. Nothing In The World |
| 2. Bad Feet |
| 3. Meanest Woman |
| 4. Walking To New Orleans |
| 5. Tears Came Rolling Down |
| 6. Sloppy Drunk Blues |
| 7. Forty Four |
| 8. That's All Right |
| 9. Feelin' Good |
| 10. Old Train |
| 11. Chicken Stew Part I |
| 12. Dance Of The Coloured Elves |
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Geoff Muldaur made his name by matching a sly elegance with a rootsy, rustic clatter. Heartfelt but cunning, melodic and funky, Muldaur knows his way around a groove. Nowhere is his unique perspective more revelatory than in his blues interpretations. Thelate 70's saw him and ace guitarist Amos Garrett exploring the blues side of the American song book with scintillating results.Culled from those classic Flying Fish sessions, "Blues Boy" is a rousing document of Muldaur's incredibly personal, distinct version of the blues.There are only three white blues singers; Geoff Muldaur is at least two of them - Richard Thompson.
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(1978/79 'Flying Fish')(41:24/12) Erstmals auf CD, Auszüge aus den beiden Alben / first time on CD excerpts from his two albums 'Geoff Muldaur & Amos Garrett' and 'Blues Boy' - featuring AMOS GARRETT - gtr, PIERRE BEAUREGARD - hca, DAVE BURGIN - hca, STEVE BRUTON - gtr, etc.
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For fans of White Blues
23 May 2001
By Ken Waldman
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Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
This is a good example of Geoff's music in the 70's, Great playing, great singing and a great choice of songs. Geoff is an originator, not a follower, and this record is an example of his unusual and idiosyncratic approach to the music that he clearly loves.
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Good, but not his best
19 May 2001
By Diego Banducci
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Format:Audio CD|Amazon Verified Purchase
His best is Secret Handshake, which floored me the first time I heard it and has gotten better with age. Still, this one is pretty good.
Geoff Muldaur is truly an artist--he pursues his craft without seeming to care whether anyone likes it. And like any musical artist, he knows and loves his music. He started out in Boston with Jim Kweskin's Jug Band where he met Maria, married her, and did a couple of albums with her. They eventually divorced, and since that time he's been putting out some of the best blues you're likely to hear. Highly recommended.
Geoff Muldaur is truly an artist--he pursues his craft without seeming to care whether anyone likes it. And like any musical artist, he knows and loves his music. He started out in Boston with Jim Kweskin's Jug Band where he met Maria, married her, and did a couple of albums with her. They eventually divorced, and since that time he's been putting out some of the best blues you're likely to hear. Highly recommended.
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