Michael Coleman - Chicago Blues Festival 1991 feat. Kenny Neal (1991/2008)

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Title: Chicago Blues Festival 1991 feat. Kenny Neal
Year Of Release: 1991/2008
Label: Disques Black & Blue
Genre: Chicago Blues
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 57:51
Total Size: 142/371 Mb
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Tracklist:

1. I'm Just A Blues Piano Man 03:48
2. Seven Years Old Blues 06:32
3. Lottery Blues 04:41
4. Call My Job 05:09
5. Help Me 04:59
6. A Woman Loves A Woman 04:04
7. I Fell In Love With A Woman In The Welfare Line 05:53
8. Meet Me With Your Black Drawers On 04:03
9. Killing Floor 05:23
10. Tin Pan Alley 05:55
11. Kansas City 04:42
12. This Little Light Of Mine 02:44

Bass – Darnell Neal
Drums – Kennard Johnson
Guitar – Kenny Neal, Michael Coleman
Keyboards – Professor Eddie Lusk

Michael Coleman (1891-1945) of Killavil, Sligo county, Ireland, is one of the seminal figures in Irish and Irish-American traditional music. He came to the United States in 1914 and became a successful performer of Irish music in vaudeville and variety theaters across America. He settled in New York City, where Irish music was in great demand by the large Irish population. Between 1921 and 1944 he recorded many 78 rpm recordings of fiddle music that even today exert a great influence on players both in America and Ireland. Coleman's recorded material is one of the reasons why the Sligo fiddle style and tune repertoire predominates in much Irish and Irish-American fiddling. Many of Coleman's classic recordings have been re-released on albums. ~ Steve Winick




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