Barry Goldberg - Street Man `70 / Blast From My Past `74

Barry Goldberg was a regular fixture in the white blues firmament of the mid-'60s that seemed to stretch from Chicago to New York. A keyboardist (organ seemed to be his specialty), Barry was an in-demand session man -- he appears with Michael Bloomfield on a Mitch Ryder album, for instance -- along with Al Kooper and his blues-playing contemporary from the original Butterfield band, Mark Naftalin. Goldberg was a member of Charlie Musselwhite's first band, contributing great piano and organ lines to the Stand Back! album (his work on "Cristo Redentor" is moody and introspective, with a strong jazz-inflected feel, while still retaining strong blues roots) and a handful of others throughout the decade.


Tracks:

1970 - Street Man
01. I Got A Woman 02:48
02. Games People Play 02:47
03. Bo Diddley 02:28
04. Sittin' In Circles 03:27
05. Soul Man 02:54
06. Tell Mama 02:37
07. Hey Jude 03:02
08. Sittin' On The Dock Of The Bay 03:09
09. Turn On Your Love Light 02:32
10. Honky Tonk 03:07

1974 - Blast From My Past
11. Jimmy The Fox 02:31
12. It Hurts Me Too 04:15
13. Sugar Coated Love 02:34
14. Maxwell Street Shufle 02:29
15. Blues For Barry And... 10:16
16. You're Still My Baby 03:26
17. Another Day 02:28
18. I Think I'm Going To Cry 03:19
19. Sittin' In Circles 03:42
20. A Lighter Blue 02:42
21. Hole In My Pocket 02:50