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About this title: Putumayo is to be congratulated for this roundup of, as they call them, "America's greatest contemporary blues artists." That statement is always going to be up for debate, but kudos for stepping beyond the big names to highlight some lesser-known, but equally important, talent. Arthur Adams, for example, has a wonderful voice that he uses smoothly on "Get Next to Me" (although B.B. King's solo fires the piece to a higher level). And some of the acoustic tracks are absolute joys, like Chris Thomas King's "Why Blues?" It would have been nice to have heard something more recent from Taj Mahal's ...
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Tracks:
- Get Next to Me
- Hand It Over
- Good Day for the Blues [Lindsey/Rector]
- How Could You Do It [Gray]
- Cakewalk into Town [Mahal]
- She's into Something [Wright]
- Hello, San Francisco, Pt. 1
- Call Me Baby [Neal]
- I Got the Blues [Nocentelli/West]
- Sunpie's Romp and Stomp
- Needed Time [Traditional]
- Why Blues [King]
- Just Won't Burn [Tedeschi]
- None of Us Are Free [Mann/Russell/Weil]
Note: This is a general synopsis. Each listing is further described below.
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