Bloomfield, Hammond, Dr.John - Triumvirate (Japan Remastered) (1973/2008)

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Title: Triumvirate
Year Of Release: 1973/2008
Label: Sony Records Int'l
Genre: Electric Blues, Delta Blues, Bayou Funk
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 43:39
Total Size: 130/297 Mb (scans)
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Bloomfield, Hammond, Dr.John - Triumvirate (Japan Remastered) (1973/2008)


Tracklist:

1. Cha-Dooky-Doo (M. Vince) - 3:45
2. Last Night (W.Jacobs) - 2:56
3. I Yi Yi (L. Rebennack) - 3:50
4. Just To Be With You (B. Roth) - 4:14
5. Baby Let Me Kiss You (K. Floyd) - 3:03
6. Sho Bout To Drive Me Wild (M. Rebennack, J. Hill, A. Robinson, K. Floyd) - 3:31
7. It Hurts Me Too (M. London) - 3:48
8. Rock Me Baby (J. Josea, B. B. King) - 3:40
9. Ground Hog Blues (J. L. Hooker) - 3:31
10. Pretty Thing (W. Dixon) - 4:46

Bonus Tracks:
11. I Yi Yi (Bonus Track, Single Version) (L. Rebennack) - 2:32
12. The Trip (Bonus Track) (M. Rebennack) - 4:00

Line-up::
John Hammond - Lead Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica
Mike Bloomfield - Lead Guitar
Dr. John (Mac Rebennack) - Piano, Organ, Guitar, Banjo, Percussion
Fred Staehle - Drums
Chris Ethridge - Bass
Thomas Jefferson Kaye - Guitar, Background Vocals
John Bourdreaux - Percussion
Bennie Parks - Percussion
Richard "Blue" Mitchell - Trumpet
George Bohanon - Trombone
Baritone Saxophone - James Gordon
Jerome Jumonville - Tenor & Alto Sax
Robbie Montgomery - Background Vocals
Jessie Smith - Background Vocals
Lorraine Rebennack - Background Vocals

These guys may or may not have gotten together in a cynical attempt to create a roots music supergroup, but their sole album is in fact a lot better than its lack of commercial success might suggest. Each member has a signature specialty--Hammond's in country blues, Bloomfield's at the more modern Chicago variety, with Dr. John the epitome of New Orleans second-line R&B piano--and the material is split accordingly.
Hammond, however, is the designated frontman and he's up to the task, although Dr. John's evocatively gruff vocals are missed. Among the highpoints are a sensitive reading of the blues classic "It Hurts Me Too," with terrific horn charts and strong soloing by Bloomfield, and a spooky version of John Lee Hooker's "Groundhog Blues," which has the distinction of being the one song here where all three styles are convincingly meshed.



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Many thanks for lossless.