Back Where I Belong Billy Boy Arnold

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  • Release Date: 10/08/1993
  • Sales Rank: 82,523
  • Label: ALLIGATOR RECORDS
  • UPC: 014551481522

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Back Where I Belong

1LISTENI Wish You Would 3:39
2LISTENMove on Down the Road 3:01
3LISTENFine Young Girl 5:03
4LISTENYou Got Me Wrong 3:42
5LISTENFool for You 3:32
6LISTENWandering Eye 4:20
7LISTENShake Your Hips 3:25
8LISTENWhiskey, Beer and Reefer 4:30
9LISTENPrisoner's Plea 4:55
10LISTENHigh Fashion Woman 3:19
11LISTENYoung and Evil 5:58
12LISTENShake the Boogie 2:42
13LISTENWorried Life Blues 3:26
14LISTENStreetwise Advisors 2:48

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Indeed he is. Recorded in Los Angeles with a crew of young acolytes offering spot-on backing (guitarists Zach Zunis and Rick Holmstrom acquit themselves well), Arnold eases back into harness with a remake of "I Wish You Would" before exposing some fine new originals (the Chuck Berry-styled rocker "Move on Down the Road" is a stomping standout) and an homage to his old mentor Sonny Boy (a romping "Shake the Boogie"). Bill Dahl, All Music Guide

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March 05, 2009: This was my introduction to Billy Boy Arnold. I love his real early work with Bo Diddley and as a solo artist, he is pretty good. This albums is not groundbreaking, but it is a great, solid example of mouth-harp blues from one of Chicago's legends.