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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0019148200128
Label: Blind Pig
Manufacturer: Blind Pig
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: Blind Pig
Release Date: July 05, 1997
Studio: Blind Pig
Sales Rank: 134559
MPN: 2001
Disc 1:- Monkey See, Monkey Do - McKnight, David
- Drive to Survive - Thackery, Jimmy
- Think - McCracklin, Jimmy
- That Spot Right There - Bell, Carey
- Howlin' at the Moon - Davies, Debbie
- Tricky Woman - Lane, James A.
- She's Cold as Ice - Rogers, Roy [Blues]
- Terraplane Blues - Johnson, Robert [01
- Don't Move the Mountain - Traditional
- I Need a Real Man - Scott, E.C.
- Had Enough - Castro, Tommy
- Right Place, Wrong Time - Rush, Otis
- Messin' with the Kid - London, Mel
- Wastin' Time - Carrier, J.R. Jr.
- Big Girl Blues - Connor, Joanna
- Worried Life Blues - Merriweather, Big M
- Take Me Back - Little Walter
- Should I Wait? - Allison, Luther
Disc 2:- Two Time Boogie - Grimaldi, John [2]
- My Heart Bleeds Blue - Coleman, Deborah
- Hey Sweet Baby - Cain, Chris
- Harpin' on a Riff - Musselwhite, Charli
- Cold Chills - Gray, Henry
- La Vierge - Lewis, Albert J.
- I Won't Be There - Watkins, Chris
- Blues Come to Texas - Shines, Johnny
- I Got Something on You Baby - Wilson, R.L.
- I Been Thinkin' - Campbell, Eddie C.
- That's My Baby - Harrington, Eddy
- Bad Thing - Brown, Sarah
- If I Could Reach Out (And Help Somebody) - Jackson, George
- Old Time Shuffle - Harrison, Vernon
- Crazy 'Bout My Baby - Pryor, Snooky
- I Wonder - Gant, Cecil
- If I Get Lucky - Horton, Big Walter
- Let's Rock! - De Lone
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Editorial Review:
Amazon.com: One would expect a label's two-CD collection, no matter how assiduously picked, to have some low points. It's inevitable, one might think; even the most selective record labels have produced some duds. But on the 20th Anniversary Collection from Blind Pig Records, such low points are non-existent. It's a testimony to the label's exacting standards and the many reels of quality blues they've recorded over their first 20 years. There's something for everyone on this set, from traditional acoustic blues (check out Johnny Shines's rendition of "Blues Come to Texas"), to modern rockers (Jimmy Thackery and the Drivers' "Drive to Survive," for instance). Many up-and-coming artists are featured here, including Deborah Coleman ("My Heart Bleeds Blue") and Debbie Davies ("Howlin' at the Moon"), counterbalanced with plenty of old hands such as Carey Bell ("That Spot Right There") and John Lee Hooker ("Terraplane Blues"). There's even a rousing "La Vierge" from zydeco accordionist Al Rapone. All in all, while it's possible that not everything here will appeal to every taste, there's definitely something here for everyone. --Genevieve Williams
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Like with Alligator, you can't go wrong with the Blind Pig anniversary sets. This 2 cd-set jams all the way through. While some may not agree with every song selection, I think they did a great job of presenting a historical overview of their artists while presenting current songs also. A good set that blues lovers will want to own.
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This is a great introduction to the works of many important blues artists currently recording on the #2 blues label in the business at the present. It is a terrific value for a double cd containing 140 minutes of music and 36 tracks, costing less than $....
Disk 1 has some really excellent artists and songs. My favorites were by Coco Montoya (nice wailing, screaming guitars similar to Tinsley Ellis), Magic Slim and the Teardrops (ratchets Chicago blues up a notch for extra loudness and impact - great band live), John Lee Hooker (a slow, mournful accoustic version of Terraplane Blues), Joanna Connor (Very loud, aggressive yet precise slide playing, with excellent vocals. Joanna is the best female guitarist on the planet - she ... Read More:
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Outstanding blues cd. The only anamoly, in my opinion, is "Howlin' At The Moon," by Debbie Davies. Her voice, at least on this recording, is very weak in contrast to the music. Other than that, this is one of my favorite cd's and I highly recommend it.
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