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This album shows Otis in his best light with the live gig vibe drawn from a decade of outstanding performances throughout the UK and Europe. Without doubt, LIVE ANTHOLOGY is the ultimate testament to one of Europe's best loved bluesmen and a must in every blues fans collection
Tracklisting:
1. Freeze
2. Blues from the Heart
3. No Love in My Heart for You
4. In the Open
5. Things I Forgot to Do
6. Buzz Me
7. Lonely Man
8. Come on in This House
9. Blues Is King
10. Blues Get Off My Shoulder
11. OG Ball Buster
12. Looking Good
13. 38th Street Blues
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1. Tortured Soul
2. Always Something
3. So Many Things
4. Self Defense
5. My Dog
6. Don't Bring the Bail
7. Make It Rain
8. The Grass Ain't Greener
9. G-thing
10. Honest I Do
11. Let It Ride
12. Restless
13. Star Spangled Banner
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Filmed by director Martin Scorcese, this documentary was broadcast once on PBS stations, but never officially released for reasons which remain unclear. A planned release on home video was slated for early summer 1995, and Warner/Reprise produced a limited number of advance copies to be used for promotion. The promotional copies have both a test pattern and the Warner/Reprise logo before the program material (see below), unlike the version shown on PBS. These promo copies also feature a blistering electric performance of "Driftin" not shown on the PBS release. DVD-R sourced directly from master promo copy. This, remastered version replaces the mono soundtrack of the promotional VHS with the pristine stereo audio mastered for radio broadcast. Audio remastering and sync by Button productions, new menus and authoring by Geetarz, and new title menu by the wonderful Joey Jay. Scrap your earlier versions, this one blows 'em all away! DVD-R1 with Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo audio.
Tracks
Blues all day long
“The Mississippi Delta”
Standing around crying
“The giants”
Forty-four
It hurts me too
“So much emotion”
Early in the morning
“Like breaking glass”
Five long years
Crossroads
“The black James Dean”
Malted milk
“Chop the cotton”
Motherless child
How long
“Shuffles”
Reconsider baby
Sinner’s prayer
“Vibrato”
Everyday I have the blues
Someday after a while
“Make it sing like a voice”
Have you ever loved a woman
Tore down
“A more vibrant tone”
Groaning the blues
“I always come back”
Ain’t nobody’s business
Driftin’
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"Rambler's Blues," the shuffling hip-shaker that opens Charlie Musselwhite's The Well, is the most autobiographical statement he's ever made — until you listen to the rest of the record. Despite his large catalogue, this is his first record of all original material. Musselwhite's back with Alligator after a sojourn of 14 years, during which he recorded some stellar material for various labels, including the stellar Delta Hardware for Real World in 2006. Musselwhite is accompanied here by a stellar band: guitarist Dave Gonzales, bassist John Bazz, and drummer Stephen Hodges. His own harmonica playing and vocals are everywhere and top-notch. The most compelling thing about The Well is its lack of pretension; Musselwhite has risen to the task of recording a completely autobiographical album that refuses easy clichés, or resting on laurels; its energy is infectious. This happens even on "Sad and Beautiful World," where he addresses the murder of his 93-year-old mother in her home during a burgluary. With duet help from Mavis Staples, he tells the story unwaveringly in an uptempo shuffling jump that evokes his lifetime obsession with the road, the blues, and his deep sadness over such a senseless and brutal loss. (His harmonica solo, punctuated by Staples' sung gospel-like responses, expresses volumes.) The jazz-blues of "Dig the Pain," addressing his willing participation in the misery of alcoholism, is a dirty love song without irony. The title track is a strutter about the inspiration he gained from Jessica McClure, a young girl trapped in a Texas well who sang nursery rhymes to herself as consolation until she was rescued. He gets down deep inside his brand of roadhouse blues to make sure nobody feels anything but admiration for Ms. McClure while revealing what he learned from the experience. (Impressed by her courage and ashamed at his lack of it, Musselwhite quit drinking that day, 22 years ago.) Other tracks, such as "Cadillac Women," "Good Times," "Cook County Blues," and "Just You, Just Blues," address different aspects of a bluesman's life — perhaps all bluesmen's lives — in fingerpopping, ass-shaking manner. "Hoodoo Queen," and "Sorcerer's Dream," are obsessive sense impressions from Musselwhite's personal and roiling, brooding blues language. Other knockouts are "Sonny Payne Special" and "Clarksdale Getaway," instrumental harmonica strutters that simply stomp. The Well is different from any recording Musselwhite's done before, but it also represents him and his experience of the blues in a singular and profound way. It's damn near perfect.
Tracks
01. Rambler's Blues (3:45)
02. Dig the Pain (2:23)
03. The Well (3:18)
04. Where Hwy 61 Runs (4:24)
05. Sad and Beautiful World (3:39)
06. Sonny Payne Special (2:22)
07. Good Times (3:28)
08. Just You, Just Blues (3:59)
09. Cadillac Women (4:08)
10. Hoodoo Queen (4:09)
11. Clarksdale Getaway (4:13)
12. Cook County Blues (3:38)
13. Sorcerer's Dream (4:10)
Tracks
1-Stick With Me
2-Shufflin'
3-Ocean Breeze Motel
4-Golden Voice Blues
5-Zak
6-One More Time
7-Leaving This Town
8-Mature Blues
9-Jammin'
10-New York Blues
11-Little Funky Thang
12-Beale Street Strut
13-In The Heart Of The City
14-Blue Clouds
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