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Black & Blue/Tabacco Road (Remaster) (CD)

By: Lou Rawls (Artist)


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DISC 1 for Black & Blue/Tabacco Road (Remaster) (CD) Album By Lou Rawls (Artist)
1   Roll 'Em Pete
2   I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water
3   How Long, How Long Blues
4   Everyday I Have The Blues
5   St. James Infirmary
6   Black And Blue, (What Did I Do To Be So)
7   Gloomy Sunday - (previously unreleased)
8   Kansas City
9   Goin' To Chicago Blues
10   Trouble In Mind
11   World Of Trouble
12   Six Cold Feet Of Ground
13   Strange Fruit
14   Tobacco Road
15   Cotton Fields
16   Rockin' Chair
17   Stormy Weather
18   Ol' Man River
19   Blues For A Four-String Guitar
20   St. Louis Blues
21   Georgia On My Mind
22   Sentimental Journey
23   Summertime
24   When It's Sleepy Time Down South
 


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Title Note

Personnel: Lou Rawls (vocals); Gene Edwards (guitar); Curtis Amy (soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Alexander Nelson (alto saxophone); Lou Ciotti, Jay Migliori (tenor saxophone); Jack Nimitz (baritone saxophone); Bob Rolfe, Bobby Bryant, Bud Brisbois (trumpet); Horace Tapscott, Lou Blackburn, Lester Robertson (trombone); Bob Knight (bass trombone); Richard "Groove" Holmes (organ); Jim Crutcher (bass instrument); Leroy Henderson (drums).

Recording information: 1962.

This excellent twofer brings together a pair of albums Lou Rawls recorded for Capitol in the early 1960s. Both sessions feature Rawls with a hard-swinging big band and flanked by a three-strong saxophone section and the soul-jazz organist Richard "Groove" Holmes. The results, as one might expect, are both raucous and smoky. And while Rawls wouldn't hit his stride commercially until 1966's LOU RAWLS LIVE, he sounds utterly in command here.

Both BLACK AND BLUE and TOBACCO ROAD focus on jazz and blues standards, including George Gershwin's "Summertime," Hoagy Carmichael's "Rockin' Chair," W.C. Handy's "St. Louis Blues," and John D. Loudermilk's "Tobacco Road," which would become Rawls's signature tune. The artist's rugged, soulful singing is the perfect match for the well-arranged big band, and the 2006 CD-issue of these classic albums is a welcome arrival.



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