Live Long John Baldry

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  • Release Date: 12/28/1999
  • Sales Rank: 105,931
  • Label: STONY PLAIN MUSIC
  • UPC: 772532126823

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1LISTENGood Morning Blues 5:29
2LISTENWho Back Buck 2:40
3LISTENBack Water Blues 7:47
4LISTENMorning Dew 4:14
5LISTENBlack Girl 3:22
6LISTENIt Ain't Easy 4:17
7LISTENBurn Down the Cornfield 5:58
8LISTENMoon Dance in Tajikistan 4:15
9LISTENWalk On 5:54
10LISTENCan't Keep from Crying Sometime 2:22
11LISTENMaggie Bell 3:34
12LISTENBlue Valentine 5:55
13LISTENMidnight in New Orleans 4:32
14LISTENFlying 6:07

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Editorial Reviews

Brit blues legend Baldry recorded this live album during his 1999 European tour on a Hamburg stop. During the '60s blues resurgence, Baldry has musicians such as Charlie Watts, Rod Stewart, and Jack Bruce pass through his bands. His sound still echoes the tough, power blues that led to the development of such groups as Cream and Led Zeppelin. Baldry chooses to do much of his classic material while leading the group from his 12-string acoustic guitar. Long John is a potent, gravel-voiced blues man. His tough, exaggerated blues-rock is guaranteed to wow a crowd. Capturing this in a live setting makes for an excellent document of Long John's time-tested talent. An added bonus is a shining new star on the blues scene and new member to Baldry's trio, guitarist Matt Taylor. The liner notes include an overview of Baldry's entire career with photos going back to the '60s. Tom Schulte, All Music Guide

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