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Lightnin' Hopkins: King Of Dowling Street - Record
Lightnin' Hopkins: King Of Dowling Street - Record
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Title: King Of Dowling Street
Artist: Lightnin' Hopkins
Label: Sunset BLVD Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 708535799320
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2021-02-19
Number of Discs: 3
57 Tracks/20 Never before on CD/12 Previously unreleased performances. Remastered from Analog tapes. Texas bluesman Lightnin' Hopkins career was both long and fruitful. He performed live for six decades and recorded for over 30 years amassing a catalogue that was larger than almost any of his contemporaries. Not only was he prolific but he was also a great raconteur and a very good live performer with an 'act' honed to perfection at pre-war dances and parties. His guitar playing was unconventional, some have even called it ragged, but it is not as a guitarist that he will be remembered. Somehow the way he set his songs seemed totally apposite and it gave everything he did an authenticity that few others were ever able to match.
Tracks:
1.1 That Mean Old Twister
1.2 L.A. Blues
1.3 Little Mama Boogie
1.4 Woman, Woman (Change Your Ways)
1.5 Mistreated Blues
1.6 Liquor Drinking Woman
1.7 Shotgun Blues
1.8 Rolling Blues
1.9 Nightmare Blues
1.10 Lightnin's Boogie (Sis Boogie)
1.11 The Moon Is Rising
1.12 Have to Let You Go
1.13 Come Back Baby
1.14 Short-Haired Woman
1.15 Big Mama Jump
1.16 Thinkin' and Worryin'
Artist: Lightnin' Hopkins
Label: Sunset BLVD Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 708535799320
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2021-02-19
Number of Discs: 3
57 Tracks/20 Never before on CD/12 Previously unreleased performances. Remastered from Analog tapes. Texas bluesman Lightnin' Hopkins career was both long and fruitful. He performed live for six decades and recorded for over 30 years amassing a catalogue that was larger than almost any of his contemporaries. Not only was he prolific but he was also a great raconteur and a very good live performer with an 'act' honed to perfection at pre-war dances and parties. His guitar playing was unconventional, some have even called it ragged, but it is not as a guitarist that he will be remembered. Somehow the way he set his songs seemed totally apposite and it gave everything he did an authenticity that few others were ever able to match.
Tracks:
1.1 That Mean Old Twister
1.2 L.A. Blues
1.3 Little Mama Boogie
1.4 Woman, Woman (Change Your Ways)
1.5 Mistreated Blues
1.6 Liquor Drinking Woman
1.7 Shotgun Blues
1.8 Rolling Blues
1.9 Nightmare Blues
1.10 Lightnin's Boogie (Sis Boogie)
1.11 The Moon Is Rising
1.12 Have to Let You Go
1.13 Come Back Baby
1.14 Short-Haired Woman
1.15 Big Mama Jump
1.16 Thinkin' and Worryin'
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