Lonnie Mack - Roadhouses And Dancehalls flac album

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Artist : Lonnie Mack. The folks at Columbia had no idea how to market Mack, so this fairly undistinguished album died a quick and practically unnoticed death. Read full description. See details and exclusions. See all 12 brand new listings.

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Interpret: Lonnie Mack. Album titlle: Roadhouses & Dance Halls (CD-Longbox, Cut-Out). Lonnie Mack mixed ‘em all up in one big roots music bowl and cooked up some of the fieriest licks imaginable on his Gibson Flying V guitar, which he pumped through a Leslie speaker and a Magnatone amplifier. He was also as passionate a blue-eyed soul singer as existed on the planet. Born Lonnie McIntosh in rural Harrison, Indiana (not far from Cincinnati) on July 18, 1941, he was named after hillbilly harpist Lonnie Glosson.

When Lonnie Mack sang the blues, country strains were sure to infiltrate. Conversely, if he dug into a humping rockabilly groove, strong signs of a deep-down blues influence were bound to invade, par for the course for any musician who cited both Bobby Bland and George Jones as pervasive influences. Mack cameoed on the Doors' Morrison Hotel album, contributing a guitar solo to "Roadhouse Blues," and worked for a while as a member of Elektra's A&R team. He temporarily left Alligator in 1988 for major-label prestige at Epic, but Roadhouses and Dancehalls was too diverse to easily classify and went nowhere.

Roadhouses & Dance Halls.