Larry Johnson Accompanied By John Hammond - Midnight Hour Blues (1995) [CD Rip]

Artist: Larry Johnson, John Hammond
Title: Midnight Hour Blues
Year Of Release: 1972/1995
Label: Biograph Records
Genre: Acoustic Blues
Quality: FLAC (tracks+cue+log+scans) | MP3 320 kbps
Total Time: 44:43
Total Size: 246 MB | 111 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Midnight Hour Blues
Year Of Release: 1972/1995
Label: Biograph Records
Genre: Acoustic Blues
Quality: FLAC (tracks+cue+log+scans) | MP3 320 kbps
Total Time: 44:43
Total Size: 246 MB | 111 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Blood Red River (2:09)
2. One Room Country Shack (4:44)
3. Saturday Evening Blues (4:15)
4. Peace Breakin' People (3:26)
5. Walking Blues (4:25)
6. Mama-Less Rag (2:40)
7. Red River Dam Blues (5:58)
8. Nobody's Biz-Ness (4:35)
9. Midnight Hour Blues (5:15)
10. When Things Go Wrong (3:47)
11. Tell Me Mama (3:26)
Personnel:
Larry Johnson: vocals, acoustic guitar.
John Hammond: slide & steel guitars, harmonica.
Recorded in 1971.
This album presents Larry Johnson associated with John Hammond who accompanies him on slide guitar and on harmonica (though not very inspired on harmonica). Produced by Arnold Caplin, this is an excellent opus of acoustic Blues in which the two guitarists complement each other perfectly. Engraved in New York in a studio set up in the home of a jazz fan Sherman Fairchild. There are some great tracks : "Walking blues", "Midnight hour blues", "One room country shack", "Saturday evening blues". Unfortunately, critics and the public sulked this album.
Larry Johnson: vocals, acoustic guitar.
John Hammond: slide & steel guitars, harmonica.
Recorded in 1971.
This album presents Larry Johnson associated with John Hammond who accompanies him on slide guitar and on harmonica (though not very inspired on harmonica). Produced by Arnold Caplin, this is an excellent opus of acoustic Blues in which the two guitarists complement each other perfectly. Engraved in New York in a studio set up in the home of a jazz fan Sherman Fairchild. There are some great tracks : "Walking blues", "Midnight hour blues", "One room country shack", "Saturday evening blues". Unfortunately, critics and the public sulked this album.