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Luther's Blues
Extra Tracks, Remastered
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Track Listings
1 | Luther's Blues |
2 | Someday Pretty Baby |
3 | Easy Baby |
4 | Part Time Love |
5 | Now You Got It |
6 | K.T. |
7 | Let's Have A Little Talk |
8 | Driving Wheel |
9 | Into My Life |
10 | San-Ho-Zay |
11 | Bloomington Closing (Early Version) |
12 | Medley: I'm Gonna Miss My Baby/Bad News Is Coming/The Thrill Is Gone (Live At Ann Arbor) |
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The second of three Allison albums issued on Motown's Gordy subsidiary in the 1970s, Luther's Blues captures the guitarist's uncovered-wire sound in its full glory. The crescendo ending of "Let's Have a Little Talk," one of five Allison originals here, is more than another standard variation on crowd-pleasing clichés. It's an apocalyptic, blues-wailing roar, with Allison's pleading vocal at its core. Berry Gordy turns up in the composer credits for one tune, "Someday Pretty Baby," which, along with "Part Time Love," trawls the company's early raw-edged back catalog. Even the funk-flavored "K.T."--an attempted hit single?--fits the mood. The three bonus tracks on this exemplary remaster nearly double the original LP's length, with a raw version of Freddy King's "San-Ho-Zay" glowing alongside an alternate version of Allison's "Bloomington Closing" and a lengthy medley from the 1973 Ann Arbor Blues Festival. --Rickey Wright
Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Language : English
- Product Dimensions : 4.88 x 5.55 x 0.47 inches; 3.67 ounces
- Manufacturer : Motown Records
- Item model number : 044001340925
- Original Release Date : 2001
- Date First Available : December 13, 2006
- Label : Motown Records
- ASIN : B000059RVY
- Number of discs : 1
- Best Sellers Rank: #163,093 in CDs & Vinyl (See Top 100 in CDs & Vinyl)
- #644 in Chicago Blues (CDs & Vinyl)
- #724 in Motown (CDs & Vinyl)
- #1,051 in Modern Blues (CDs & Vinyl)
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This is a must blues fans. I have become a huge blues fans since surviving the "80's music scene" and of all the music I own this LUTHER'S BLUES CD could have THE best collection of Bonus Songs (of them all) led by a 1973 offering from the Ann Arbor Blues Festival. This live "Medley" runs 19 minutes on its own and displays Luther's B.B King influence. "San-Ho-Zaay" and "Bloomington Revisited" are the other two rollicking Bonus songs.
Besides the 30 minutes of Bonus tracks is the 7 minute "Let's Have a Little Talk" from the original album and the funk of bursting trumpet horns on "K.T" offering a different sound and surprise standout on this guitar, blues driven collection.
The original album running time was 39 minutes.
LUTHER'S BLUES was recorded before his move (to France) just as his local (U.S.) popularity began to wane. This was his second Motown release.
Luther also plays harmonica licks on two songs including Junior Parker's "Driving Wheel".
LUTHER'S BLUES got better (to me) on the 3rd listen some months later prompting this Feb. 2017 rewrite.
Bottom line: buy this this album, you won't regret it.
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