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Swinging From The Rafters (CD)

By: Long John Hunter (Artist)

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DISC 1 for Swinging From The Rafters (CD) Album By Long John Hunter (Artist)
1   Time And Time Again
2   I Don't Care
3   Stop What You're Doing
4   Both Ends Of The Road
5   Bugs On My Window
6   Take It Home With You
7   Trouble On The Line
8   In The Country
9   V-8 Ford
10   39 Days
11   I'm Broke
12   Walking Catfish
13   Locksmith Man
14   Love Prevails
 

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JazzTimes (12/97, p.143) - "...Hunter's twangy, hollerin' vocals compliment his pungent guitar work....another great outing by the best kept secret from the Lone Star State."

Title Note

Personnel: Long John Hunter (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar); Kevin Brown (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Mark "Kaz" Kazanoff (tenor saxophone); Gary Slechta, Martin Banks (trumpet); Mark Hamm, James Polk (keyboards); Kevin Taylor (drums, background vocals).

Audio Mixer: Jim Watts.

Audio Remixer: Mark "Kaz" Kazanoff.

Recording information: GM Lone Star Studios, Austin, TX; Mark Hamm Studios, Abilene, TX.

Photographer: Johnny Dyer.

Arrangers: Derek O'Brien; Mark "Kaz" Kazanoff.

Long John's second album for the Alligator imprint is even more potent than his first, Texas Border Legend. This time around, Hunter's sly, drawling vocals and stinging clusters of guitar are well to the fore, keeping the spotlight firmly in place on this Texas guitar legend. The record was cut in Austin and Abilene, Texas, and as such boasts Lone Star talent like Derek O'Brien, who plays rhythm guitar on this disc and solos on "I Don't Care" and "V-8 Ford." Mark "Kaz" Kazanoff blows saxophone on eight tunes and harmonica on "Locksmith Man." For his part, Hunter contributes 10 of the 14 tunes, co-writing with various members of his Walking Catfish Band or his co-producers, Tary Owens and John Foose. Long John's no-holds-barred approach literally screams Texas blues, letting you know you're listening to an originator, not an imitator. ~ Cub Koda

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