Charlie Musselwhite - Takin' My Time flac album

Charlie Musselwhite takes four different approaches on this Alligator release. On two tracks, he turns to guitar, proving a competent instrumentalist and convincing singer in a vintage Delta style. He also does two gospel numbers backed by the legendary Blind Boys of Alabama, which are heartfelt, but not exactly triumphs. Musselwhite reveals his jazz influence on three tracks, making them entertaining harmonica workouts. But for blues fans, Musselwhite's biting licks and spiraling riffs are best featured on such numbers as "If I Should Have Bad Luck" and "Leaving Blues.

Charlie Musselwhite takes four different approaches on this Alligator release.

Complete your Charlie Musselwhite collection. .Takin' My Time ‎(LP, Album).

In time, Musselwhite led his own blues band, and after Elektra Records' success with Paul Butterfield, he released the legendary album Stand Back! Here Comes Charley Musselwhite's Southside Band in 1966 on Vanguard Records to immediate and great success. He took advantage of the clout this album gave him to move to San Francisco, where, instead of being one of many competing blues acts, he held court as the king of the blues in the exploding countercultural music scene, an exotic. Musselwhite also teamed with Ben Harper to record the album Get Up!, which was released in January 2013. In January 2014, it won a Grammy Award for Best Blues Album  . 1971 Takin' My Time (Arhoolie). 1974 Goin' Back Down South (Arhoolie).

Album by Charlie Musselwhite. Love Me or Leave Me (featuring Robben Ford). Two Little Girls (featuring William "Skip" Rose). Up and Down the Avenue.

Tracklist: 01. It Ain't Right (03:55) 02. Love Me Or Leave Me (06:23) 03. Finger Lickin' Good (03:58) 04. Two Little Girls (03:40) 05. Up And Down The Avenue (02:40) 06. Highway Blues (04:56) 07. Wild, Wild Woman (05:01) 08.

Master harmonica player Musselwhite, between contracts, knocked out a quick album for the tiny record label Arhoolie that turned out to be one of the best things he ever did: He blew his way through songs like "Finger Lickin' Good" and "Highway Blues" until the whole world seemed to center on that harmonica. Musselwhite went on to many other records (and contracts): this year he won a Grammy for Get Up!, his collaboration with Ben Harper

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