That's All Right, Snooks Eaglin, Music CD

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That's All Right


1	Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes 1:59
2	Mailman Passed 2:39
3	I'm a Country Boy 2:28
4	I Got a Woman 3:12
5	Alberta 2:37
6	Brown Skin Woman 3:42
7	Don't You Lie to Me 2:12
8	That's All Right 2:11
9	Well, I Had My Fun (Goin' Down Slow) 3:55
10	Bottle Up And Go 2:50
11	The Walkin' Blues 3:16
12	One More Drink 2:47
13	Fly Right Back Baby 3:53

Biography

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Recorded during the time in which Eaglin was doubling as a blues/folk singer and a commercial R&B artist (for Imperial). He addresses the acoustic folk and blues side of his repertoire, performing everything solo on six and 12-string guitars. Time will probably judge these not to be as interesting as his full-band New Orleans R&B recordings. But this is warm, good-natured acoustic blues, with interpretations of traditional tunes, early blues by Robert Johnson, and then-recent R&B hits by Ray Charles, Arthur Crudup, and Amos Milburn. Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

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That's All Right


1	Mama Don't You Tear My Clothes 1:59
2	Mailman Passed 2:39
3	I'm a Country Boy 2:28
4	I Got a Woman 3:12
5	Alberta 2:37
6	Brown Skin Woman 3:42
7	Don't You Lie to Me 2:12
8	That's All Right 2:11
9	Well, I Had My Fun (Goin' Down Slow) 3:55
10	Bottle Up And Go 2:50
11	The Walkin' Blues 3:16
12	One More Drink 2:47
13	Fly Right Back Baby 3:53

All Music Guide

Recorded during the time in which Eaglin was doubling as a blues/folk singer and a commercial R&B artist (for Imperial). He addresses the acoustic folk and blues side of his repertoire, performing everything solo on six and 12-string guitars. Time will probably judge these not to be as interesting as his full-band New Orleans R&B recordings. But this is warm, good-natured acoustic blues, with interpretations of traditional tunes, early blues by Robert Johnson, and then-recent R&B hits by Ray Charles, Arthur Crudup, and Amos Milburn. Richie Unterberger

Product Details

Format: CD
Original Release: 1961
Release Date: 05/30/1994
Label: OBC
Catalog No.: 568
UPC: 025218056823
Sales Rank: 93,006

Album Credits
Performance Credits
Snooks Eaglin		Primary Artist, Guitar, Vocals, 12-string Guitar
Percy Randolph		Harmonica, Vocals

Technical Credits
Phil DeLancie		Remastering
Kenneth S. Goldstein		Producer
Harry Oster		Engineer, Liner Notes