The Honey Dripper (Roosevelt Sykes) - Sykes Advice Blues / Trouble And Whiskey flac album

Roosevelt Sykes expertly fit his classic, down-home piano riffs and style into a fabric that also contained elements of soul, funk, and R&B. The nine-cut date, recently reissued by Original Blues Classics, included such laments as "I Hate to Be Alone," "Lonely Day," and "She Ain't for Nobody," as well as the poignant "Yes Lawd," and less weighty "Satellite.

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Tracklist: 1. Sweet Old Chicago, 2. Mr. Sykes Blues, 3. Let It Rock, 4. Mistakes In Life, 5. So Tired, 6. Hot Nuts, 7. Gulf Port Boogie, 8. Unlucky Thirteen Blues, 9. Three Handed Woman, 10. Littel And Low, 11. Green Onion Top, 12. How Long How Long Blues. 1. Sweet Old Chicago.

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On back cover: Recorded January, 1961 Recording First Published 1962. Magic Notes Trade Mark. Matrix, Runout (Side A Runout Etched): XA. 276 - 2 U. Matrix, Runout (Side B Runout Etched): XA. 277 - 1 U.

The Honeydripper is an album by blues musician Roosevelt Sykes recorded in 1960 and released on the Bluesville label the following year.

Singing pianist Roosevelt Sykes made hundreds of recordings during a career that spanned more than 50 years. Anyone seeking an easily digestible sampling from his first 15 years on the scene may want to grab a copy of The Honeydripper, a parcel of 18 tracks dating from 1929-1944 that appeared on the Fabulous label in 2001. While Document's ten-volume chronology provides the most thorough and evolutionary overview of Sykes' output prior to 1960, the Fabulous Honeydripper stands on its own as a useful introduction to this archetypal blues artist.

Roosevelt Sykes is one of the forgotten or overlooked blues players Elijah Wald mentions in his book. Since I'd never heard of Roosevelt Sykes, I decided to check out his music, based on Wald's recommendation. So I bought this album as an introduction to Sykes. I'm glad I took the chance on this album. Roosevelt Sykes was a really good blues piano player and vocalist. This is a solo album with Sykes doing piano and vocals, recorded in 1961. Even old work-horses like Sweet Old Chicago or 44 Blues get the "Honeydripper" treatment. If you are looking for an example of post-war blues by a solo singer-piano player-look no further. This is the real deal.