Mark Lanegan Band - Stange Religion (2004)ħ. Mark Lanegan Band - Hit The City (2004 LP Bubblegum)ĥ. Earth - Datura's Crimson Veils (2019 Double LP "Full Upon Her Burning Lips")Ĥ. Several cuts of country blues from the 1920's in their most recent and best sounding remasters.
#Wavy gravy lp sooey series
I will start off the series with some samples of his influences. A visionary musician, environmentalist and member of the 27 club. The second half is part 1 of my tribute to Al Wilson of Canned Heat.
The first half of todays episode will feature brand new vinyl acquisitions to my collection, 3 tracks from Earth's BRAND NEW LP "Full Upon Her Burning Lips" on Sargent House Records. Roky and the Aliens - I Think Of Demons (The Evil One 1980) You Don't Love Me Yet - (All That May Do My Rhyme 1995)ġ5. I Love The Living You - (recorded in Rusk State Mental Institution early 1970's)ġ4. Roky Erickson - Interview/Creature With The Atom Brain (acoustic version 1980)ġ3. Roky Erickson - Cold Night For Alligators (from fan made doc 1984)ġ2. Roky Erickson - Interview/Blowin' In The Wind (From Fan made documentary 1984)ġ1. 13th Floor Elevators - May The Circle Remain Unbrokenġ0. 13th Floor Elevators - I Had To Tell You (1967 Easter Everywhere)ĩ. 13th Floor Elevators - (I've Got) Levitation (1967 Easter Everywhere Mono Mix)Ĩ. 13th Floor Elevators - Roller Coaster (1966 Contact Sessions)ħ. 13th Floor Elevators - Everybody Needs Somebody (1966 Contact Sessions)Ħ. 13th Floor Elevators - Tried To Hide (Contact Sessions 1966)ĥ. The Spades - You're Gonna Miss Me (1965)Ĥ. 13th Floor Elevators - Slip Inside This House (1967 Easter Everywhere)Ģ. Here are some my fave tracks from Roky, The Spades and the 13th Floor Elevators. Scrapper Blackwell - Kokomo Blues (1928)īTA Sounds' tribute to the great pioneer of psychedelic rock from Austin TX who passed away May 4th 2019. Leroy Carr and Scrapper Blackwell (1935)ġ4. Peetie Wheatstraw - Police Station Blues (1931)ġ3. Skip James - Devil Got My Woman (1931)ġ1.
Son House with Willie Brown - Walking Blues (Test pressing 1930)Ĩ. Charlie Patton with Willie Brown - Some Summer Day pt. Hambone Willie Newbern - Roll and Tumble Blues (1929)ĥ. Lonnie Johnson - Life Saver Blues (1927)Ĥ. Freddie Spruell - Milk Cow Blues (1926)ģ. People that influenced him directly such as Charlie Patton, Son House and Willie Brown as well as numerous artists he would've only heard on records in the 1920's and 30's:ġ. In honor of the release of the new biography of Delta Blues legend Robert Johnson "Up Jumped The Devil" by Bruce Conforth and Gayle Dean Wardlowe, I put together an episode exploring the musicians and records that influenced the young Robert Johnson. Lonnie Pitchford - If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day (1989 Deep Blues Documentary) Houston Stackhouse - Sweet Home Chicagoġ4. Abe McNeill - Steady Rollin' Man (1967 George Mitchell Recordings)ġ3. Johnny Shines - Two Steps From Hell (1974)ġ2. Elmore James - Roll and Tumble (1960 Fire)ġ1. Elmore James - Dust My Broom (1951 Trumpet)Ĩ. Muddy Waters - Kind Hearted Woman Blues (Chess 1948)ħ. Muddy Waters - Country Blues (LOC 1941)Ħ. David "Honeyboy" Edwards - Worried Life (1942 LOC)ĥ. Robert Junior Lockwood - Little Boy Blue (Bluebird 1941)Ĥ. Robert Junior Lockwood - Take A Little Walk With Me (Bluebird 1941)ģ. Calvin Frazier - Highway Man (1938 Detroit LOC recording)Ģ. I explore the influence of Robert Johnson on fellow Mississippi musicians, all who left Mississippi for Chicago to create the post war electric blues scene and subsequently influence all of American music.ġ. Cover has some light aging on back, and one very lightly bumped corner – but front is great.Part 2 of our Robert Johnson tribute in honor of the new biography of Robert Johnson "Up Jumped The Devil" by Bruce Conforth and Gayle Dean Wardlowe. (Japanese King pressing, with insert – GXK 8116.
#Wavy gravy lp sooey plus
One of the more legendary albums on Blue Note from the label's classic run – and for many folks, the quintessential album from guitarist Kenny Burrell! Burrell had been playing for a number of years, and had been already recorded by Blue Note on some other excellent records – yet here, there's really something different going on – a bit more of a groove, and a harder edge from Kenny's guitar – augmented with superb work from a group that features Stanley Turrentine on tenor, Major Holly on bass, Bill English on drums, and the great Ray Barretto on congas! The vibe is fantastic, and Turrentine's horn has a raspy edge that's beautiful – while the whole record moves with a very rhythmic groove – thanks to Ray's extra percussion contribution on the bottom! Titles include the classic groover "Chittlins Con Carne", an early jazz dance classic – plus "Soul Lament", "Wavy Gravy", and "Mule".
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