Muddy Waters / Otis Spann / Michael Bloomfield / Paul Butterfield / Donald "Duck" Dunn / Sam Lay - Fathers And Sons flac album

Fathers and Sons is the seventh studio album by American blues musician Muddy Waters, originally released as a double LP by Chess Records in August 1969. The album features both studio and live recordings recorded in April 1969 with an all-star band including Michael Bloomfield and Paul Butterfield of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Donald "Duck" Dunn of Booker T. & the . s, Otis Spann, and Sam Lay in Chicago, Illinois.

Bass Guitar – Donald "Duck" Dunn. Design – Daily Planet (5). Drums – Sam Lay. Engineer – Reice Hamel (tracks: C1 to D3), Ron Malo (tracks: A1 to B5). Guitar – Michael Bloomfield, Muddy Waters. Harmonica – Paul Butterfield. Illustration – Don Wilson (7). Other – Peter J. Welding, Phil Chess, Willie Dixon. Producer – Norman Dayron. Producer – Jo McDermand, Loren Coleman, Sonny Woods. Packaged in a gatefold sleeve. 180 Gram HQ Vinyl Audiophile mastering. Original American Recordings licensed and trademark registered by Chess Records, USA. 2 x 180 grams lp's. Altre versioni (5 di 49) Visualizza tutto.

Simplifying the process is Fathers and Sons set list, which consists exclusively of vintage Waters material. Mean Disposition" and "Standin' Round Cryin'" drip with Bloomfield and Butterfield's nasty languid electric funk, and feature Waters' determined and energized vocals. On the uptempo blues/rockers "Walking Thru the Park" and "Sugar Sweet," the nimble and lyrical guitar passages meld the distance between Waters and the electric blues of Cream and Led Zeppelin.

Singer: Muddy Waters Album's name: Fathers And Sons Label: Jimco Records ‎– JICK-89313 Series: All That Blues – Type: CD, Album Country: Japan Date of released: 01 Nov 1993 Category: Blues Style: Chicago Blues. Muddy Waters - Fathers And Sons MP3 version. 1361 downloads at 15 mb/s. Muddy Waters - Fathers And Sons FLAC version. 1915 downloads at 11 mb/s. Fathers And Sons ‎(2xLP, Album). Chess, P-Vine Special.

Fathers and Sons" was one of Muddy's most successful records in the 1960s; after an unsuccessful run trying to do "psychedelic rock" mixed with blues. Hear songs from this acclaimed album along with other tunes by Muddy, Otis Spann, and Sam Lay. TONIGHT AFTER 5 . NEWSCAST Due to coverage of Humboldt softball and baseball games, we have temporarily moved the show to the 5 . hour, airing after the newscast

Chess’ much-vaunted Fathers and Sons 2-LP set, which documents the studio (1st LP) and live (2nd LP) encounters between the old guard and the new Turks of the Chicago blues, is an attractive, unpretentious success and should do well commercially. Bloomfield is almost completely subsidiary to Muddy, although he does have a few soloes in his usual style. Design – Daily Planet. Engineer – Reice Hamel (tracks: 11 to 16), Ron Malo (tracks: 1 to 10). Illustration – Don Wilson. Mastered By – Greg Fulginiti.

The Paul Butterfield Blues Band was signed to Elektra Records after adding Michael Bloomfield as lead guitarist. Their original debut album was scrapped, then re-recorded after the addition of organist Mark Naftalin. Finally, their self-titled debut, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, was released in 1965. It had an immediate impact, serving as a wakeup call for a generation of musicians. In 1969 Paul Butterfield also took part in an all-star blues jam with Muddy Waters, Otis Spann, Michael Bloomfield, Sam Lay, Donald "Duck" Dunn and Buddy Miles, which was recorded and released as Fathers And Sons. After the releases of Live and Sometimes I Just Feel Like Smiling in 1970, Butterfield broke up the band and returned to Woodstock, NY.