On the Jimmy Reed Highway Omar Kent Dykes, Jimmie Vaughan

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  • Release Date: 08/21/2007
  • Sales Rank: 16,976
  • Label: RUF
  • UPC: 710347112228

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On the Jimmy Reed Highway

1LISTENJimmy Reed Highway / Jimmie Vaughan 4:04
2LISTENBaby What You Want Me to Do/Bright Lights Big City / Jimmie Vaughan 5:10
3LISTENBig Boss Man / Jimmie Vaughan 3:10
4LISTENGood Lover / Jimmie Vaughan 3:07
5LISTENCaress Me Baby / Jimmie Vaughan 5:09
6LISTENAw Shucks, Hush Your Mouth / Jimmie Vaughan 4:01
7LISTENYou Upset My Mind / Jimmie Vaughan 3:16
8LISTENI'll Change My Style / Jimmie Vaughan 3:46
9LISTENBad Boy / Jimmie Vaughan 4:01
10LISTENBaby, What's Wrong / Jimmie Vaughan 3:15
11LISTENHush Hush / Jimmie Vaughan 3:01
12LISTENYou Made Me Laugh / Jimmie Vaughan 3:49

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Some tribute projects to earlier greats seek to modernize and update their music. This project, co-led by singer Omar Kent Dykes and guitarist Jimmie Vaughan, instead focuses on revitalizing the music of Jimmy Reed in traditional settings. While not closely copying the original recordings, these new renditions are very much "in the tradition." With his deep and low voice, Dykes does justice to the lyrics and feelings in the music; Vaughan has plenty of fine guitar solos; and the guest spots of singer Lou Ann Barton and either Kim Wilson, James Cotton, Gary Primich, or Delbert McClinton on harmonica add to both the variety and the power of the music. As with the best tribute projects, this one will send listeners back to Jimmy Reed's original records while also standing by itself as a heartfelt and relevant homage to the great bluesman. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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