Soul of a Man (2006) more music like this

by Eric Burdon

It can't be considered a comeback because he's never really been away and 2004's My Secret Life -- recorded with the same basic band and producer -- already proved there was plenty of gas left in Eric Burdon's seemingly bottomless tank. But Soul of a Man finds the ex-Animals lead singer in fine, even feisty form. Credit should be shared by ...

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I Do Not Play No Rock 'n' Roll [2-CD] (1995) more music like this

by Mississippi Fred McDowell

This reissue of the original Capitol landmark from 1969 adds ten tunes. The performance is classic and retains all of its spiky edginess. Even though blues purists griped because it was the first recording where the previously acoustic McDowell played electric guitar, his lines are so stark, spare, and jagged that the fullness and volume the ...

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Heroes of the Blues: The Very Best of Fred McDowell (2003) more music like this

by Mississippi Fred McDowell

Discovered by Alan Lomax in 1959, Mississippi Fred McDowell quickly established himself as one of the finest country bluesmen to ever come out of Mississippi. With his strong, nuanced vocals and his rapid, slashing slide style, McDowell had few equals. This collection pulls together several of his mid-'60s recordings, including his signature song ...

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I Do Not Play No Rock 'N' Roll [Bonus Tracks] (2001) more music like this

by Mississippi Fred McDowell

This reissue of the original Capitol landmark from 1969 adds five tracks totaling 20 minutes to the playing time, yet falls short of the 1995 Capitol re-release The Complete Sessions, which tacked on ten tunes. Interestingly, three of these additional songs that close this 2001 reissued disc -- "You Got to Move," "The Train I Ride," and "You Ain't ...

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I Do Not Play No Rock 'N' Roll (1969) more music like this

by Mississippi Fred McDowell

Blues purists were disappointed to hear McDowell pick up an electric guitar for the first time on this LP, as well as work with a young, white rhythm section. To the rest of the listeners, this session sounds pretty good, McDowell's vocals, guitar playing, and integrity coming through just as strongly as it had on his acoustic work. The title ...

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