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Hard Luck Guy

Eddie Hinton Audio CD
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EDDIE HINTON

If one had to compile a list of the most heart felt, spine chilling, testimonial songs ever recorded, "Get Off In It" by Eddie Hinton legendary Muscle Shoals musician and songwriter, would surely be in the running for top spot.

Edward Craig Hinton was born in 1944 in Jacksonville Florida. At the age of five Eddie's mother Mrs. Deanie Perkins divorced his father and moved to Tuscaloosa… Read more in Amazon's Eddie Hinton Store

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  • Audio CD (8 Feb 1999)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Zane
  • ASIN: B0000254JY
  • Other Editions: Audio CD
  • Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (5 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 127,516 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

1. Hard Luck Guy
2. Can't Beat The Kid
3. Hear I Am
4. Sad Song
5. One Mo'Time
6. Watch Dog
7. Can't Be Me
8. Lovin' Chain
9. 300lbs Of Hongry
10. I Got My Thang Together
11. Ole' Mr Wind
12. Ubangi Stomp
13. What Would I Do Without You

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This Posthumous album is a gem, drenched in deep southern-fried blues and soul.Hard Luck Guy proves Hinton deserved to up there with the legends he backed. --The Times February 6 1999

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10 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Forgive my assumption, but you probably haven't heard of Eddie Hinton. Most people I have asked haven't, even those with an extensive musical knowledge. So how good can he be? Surely were he to be of any real quality you would have heard of at least a song or two of his? Let me assure you:This guy was great! Comparissons to Otis Redding are obvious and let's face it, is there a much higher recommendation than that? "Sad Song" is an excellent, if admittedly unnecessary cover of an Otis standard and the Title track is A song I'm sure the Big 'O' would have been proud to put his name to. Hinton is much more than a Redding mimic however and songs such as "Can't beat the Kid" and "Three hundred pounds of Hongry" add to the album a delicious 'Southern Swamp'sound, sort of a funky Lynryd Skynyrd vibe. Bluesy numbers such as "watch Dog" just add another layer to this fine album. If you love music and, like me, enjoy discovering rare treats of mega-talent to which most others are oblivious, buy this album!! Go on, take a risk. I promise that Eddie's voice will not dissappoint.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Hard luck is right 15 Feb 2011
By Gizmophobic VINE™ VOICE
Format:Audio CD
I've just been giving my Eddie Hinton albums their first listen in a while in the wake of the Drive by truckers tribute to him on their latest album. This is a very fine Alabama soul album. It rivals my other favourites, Letters from Mississippi,and Very extremely dangerous, as the best from this overlooked genius. It may even have the edge, a little bluesier in places, e.g. watchdog, but mainly stunning country soul (without any wimpy strings, we're talking Muscle Shoals horns here)-a great cast of musicians, Spooner Oldham, Dann Penn, Donnie Fritts, Johnny Sandlin and of course Patterson's old man on bass. A great contribution from this great artist.
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Eddie Hinton what can you say, sould be mentioned in the same sentence as Otis Redding, Wilson Pickett and all the over great soul singers of the 60's and 70's. The whole of this album is fabulous but it is worth the money for 'It Can't Be Me'which wouldn't be out of place on any of the modern day soul compilations they lazily knock out every month.

Rumour has it that Eddie Hinton taught Otis Redding's kids how to play guitar and this seems rather fitting as you can here so much of Otis in Eddie's recordings.
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