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My Home Ain't Here: The New Orleans Session

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Description

With pride Homesick remembers the heydays auf the blues in Chicago. In the late '50s he was a member of Elmore James' band, most likely the best blues band in those days. Today at age 94(!) he's still going strong. Although his vocal power is diminished, his raw and intense blues remains intact. A special thank must go to John Long. He's playing Eddie Taylor style bass pattern. His blues are grooving. Reduced to a minimum, this set is presenting Homesick in great company. John Long's the perfect companion to his slide guitar blues. In times of technical perfection, a raw and honest blues record is something very special (check out also CrossCut's award-winning 'Down Home Super Trio' live CD, CCD 11081). Both sets are highly recommended.

Medium 1
Please Set A Date
Crossroads
Come On Back
Little & Low
Gotta Move
Evil Minded People
You Don't Have To Go
Lay It On Me
Sweet & Kind Lovin' Woman
Got No Time

Technical Specifications
Manufacturer
Fedora
Height
12.9 cm
Length
14.7 cm
Width
1 cm
Weight
0.09 kg
Release date
31 August 2004
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