Slideways Roy Rogers

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  • Release Date: 03/26/2002
  • Sales Rank: 34,746
  • Label: EVIDENCE
  • UPC: 730182612127
 
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Slideways

1LISTENAvalanche 4:00
2LISTENSmoke and Mirrors 3:57
3LISTENRazor's Edge 3:47
4LISTENDuckwalk 2:23
5LISTENI'm With You 4:11
6LISTENTalking Walls 5:36
7LISTENCrescent Steps 5:47
8LISTENNo Destination 5:07
9LISTENSwamp Dream 2:00
10LISTENThere Is Only You 4:29
11LISTENPrecious Moments 4:24
12LISTENGumbo Funk 6:17
13LISTENFor the Children 4:14

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Editorial Reviews

Roy Rogers has been an acclaimed master since his days working with John Lee Hooker, but never has the slide guitarist’s technical prowess been showcased as well as it is on the all-instrumental Slideways. “Avalanche” roars with Rogers's precise fingering; “Smoke & Mirrors” shimmers with syncopation; “Duckwalk” is a slide tribute to Chuck Berry; while “I’m With You” is a revved-up Chicago-style blues. There’s a quick trip down to Louisiana for “Cresent Funk” and “Gumbo Funk,” which feature former Meters drummer Zigaboo Modeliste. Two tunes also show the gentler acoustic side of Rogers: “Precious Moments” and “Swamp Dream.” Slidewayscovers a lot of bases, but Rogers never loses the bluesy core that drives his best work. Roberta Penn, Barnes & Noble



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November 13, 2002: I ordered this CD after hearing the artist on NPR. He has chops but to paraphrase Albert King?s complaint about other players, he ?just plays fast, ain?t got no soul.? I don?t hear it, anyway. The tracks are mildly entertaining but there?s nothing moving or particularly rewarding, much less memorable. ?Uninspiring? and ?two-dimensional? are references that come to mind. I deleted it from my iPod after just a listening or two.