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  • 01 Hurry Home.mp3 (5.8 MB)
  • 02 Red River.mp3 (7.3 MB)
  • 03 Pushin' It.mp3 (8.7 MB)
  • 04 Comin' Back.mp3 (8.0 MB)
  • 05 How I Feel Today.mp3 (8.5 MB)
  • 06 That'll Never Happen No More.mp3 (10.1 MB)
  • 07 Oh Lawdy Mama.mp3 (6.7 MB)
  • 08 I'm Sitting On Top Of the World.mp3 (4.9 MB)
  • 09 Kansas City.mp3 (7.9 MB)
  • 10 It Was In the Weary Hour Night.mp3 (9.1 MB)
  • 11Chesterfield.mp3 (8.2 MB)
  • 12 I've Got To Keep To the Highway.mp3 (6.7 MB)
  • 13 Come On Around To My House.mp3 (5.9 MB)
  • 14 Step It Up And Go.mp3 (4.9 MB)
  • 15 Everyday Seems Like Sunday.mp3 (11.7 MB)
  • 16 I Got a Woman, Don't Mean Me No Good.mp3 (12.8 MB)
  • 17 Betty And Dupree.mp3 (11.6 MB)
  • 18 Every Day, Every Day.mp3 (7.1 MB)
  • front.jpg (113.5 KB)

Description

Buddy Moss Atlanta Blues Legend
Original Release ; 1967
CD Released: 2007
Label: Biograph/Collectables
Format : [email protected]




Recorded live on June 10, 1966 at a Washington, D.C. concert, this 11-song album (fleshed out to 18 numbers on CD with additional live tracks from elsewhere) was considered miraculous in its own time, and remains so. Moss' fingering was slowed only slightly from the ravages of time, and his voice had aged beautifully. He gets sympathetic harmonica accompaniment (some of it most impressive, especially on "Pushin' It") from Jeff Espina and occasional help (seemingly unneeded) from a second guitarist billed only as "J.J." Moss, who was then either 52 or 60 years old, rises to the occasion, turning in some dazzling acoustic guitar work (check out "Comin' Back"), very moving and expressive singing, and overall a performance that one can only guess is uncannily like the kind he would've done 30 years earlier. Included are fresh renditions of "Oh Lawdy Mama" and Moss' own, unique renditions of "I'm Sitting on Top of the World" and "Key to the Highway" (done as a guitar showcase that would put Eric Clapton and Duane Allman to shame, and referred to here as "I've Got to Keep to the Highway"). One of the most impressive, and maybe the best, of all '60s rediscovery records by any '30s blues star; 64 minutes of pure golden blues. ~Review by Bruce Eder


Tracklist :
01. Hurry Home (2:31)
02. Red River (3:08 )
03. Pushin' It (3:47)
04. Comin' Back (3:27)
05. How I Feel Today (3:41)
06. That'll Never Happen No More (4:22)
07. Oh Lawdy Mama (2:54)
08. I'm Sitting On The Top Of The World (2:07)
09. Kansas City (3:24)
10. It Was The Weary Hour Night (3:55)
11. Chesterfield (3:32)
12. I've Got To Keep To The Highway (2:52)
13. Come On Around To My House (2:33)
14. Step It Up And Go (2:05)
15. Everyday Seems Like Sunday (5:04)
16. I Got A Woman, Don't Mean Me No Good (5:34)
17. Betty And Dupree (5:03)
18. Every Day, Every Day (3:03)



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