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Track Listings
| 1. Baby Will You Please Help Me |
| 2. No More Lonely Nights |
| 3. Cha Cha The Blues |
| 4. Cristo Redentor |
| 5. Help Me |
| 6. Chicken Stack |
| 7. Strange Land |
| 8. 39th And Indiana |
| 9. My Baby |
| 10. Early in the Morning |
| 11. 4PM |
| 12. Sad Day |
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Blistering 1967 debut from the Chicago blues/funky jazz, Grammy nominated harmonica playin' legend!
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By deadbeat
VINE™ VOICE
Format:Audio CD
My, oh my. This has to be one of best well-kept secrets of the 1960s. Well, for me at least, I only came across this album recently, and I was very pleasantly surprised.
Very much in the same vein as early Paul Butterfield, Musselwhite proves here that he is a bluesman. And with Harvey Mandel on the guitar, himself with his own unique version of the blues (and, quite frankly, a superb guitarist) you can't go too far wrong. It was actually through finding out that Mandel plays on this album that I discovered it.
The entire album is very listenable, the work on the organ and the harmonica is top-notch, but my favourite track is perhaps "cha cha the blues" Where Harvey Mandel really lets loose.
Listen and enjoy.
Very much in the same vein as early Paul Butterfield, Musselwhite proves here that he is a bluesman. And with Harvey Mandel on the guitar, himself with his own unique version of the blues (and, quite frankly, a superb guitarist) you can't go too far wrong. It was actually through finding out that Mandel plays on this album that I discovered it.
The entire album is very listenable, the work on the organ and the harmonica is top-notch, but my favourite track is perhaps "cha cha the blues" Where Harvey Mandel really lets loose.
Listen and enjoy.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By Say1962_Now
Format:Audio CD
This album should be in all music libraries. You can't call yourself serious collector if you don't have this one. Prime & pride!
1 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By Mr Eclectic
Format:Audio CD
I was amazed and delighted by Delta Hardware, which a friend found for me in a second hand rack, but was disappointed with this in my first foray into Charlie Musselwhite's back catalogue. This was probably great stuff when it came out, but it has now been overtaken. Too many samey instrumentals for me, and not enough growling from town to town as the sun goes down.
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