2016 release from the American music icon who is credited as creating folk-funk. Porcupine Meat will further enhance the legend of this Blues Hall of Fame inductee, three-time Grammy nominee, and 10-time Blues Music Award winner. Rush, at age 82, is at the peak of his powers as a singer, songwriter, harmonica player, and entertainer. Guest guitar soloists include Keb' Mo', Joe Bonamassa, and Dave Alvin. At a time when Southern soul music is having a comeback, Bobby Rush has never gone away. Includes "I Don't Want Nobody Hanging Around," "Snake In The Grass," "Standing On Shaky Ground," "I Think Your Dress Is Too Short" and more.
Guthrie enjoyed one of his most prolific periods in '41, writing about a song a day for a month. Not only does this CD collect his best-loved songs from that time, but also 11 versions of the songs recorded in '41 that were never released! His indelible classics Pastures of Plenty, Hard Travelin', and Ramblin' Round join Grand Coulee Dam; Oregon Trail; End of My Line, and more.
Following their successful 1994 return to recording, Jay Geils (Jay Geils Band) and Magic Dick document their love affair with the blues on these new studio tracks. Geils' superior guitar work and Dick's powerful harmonica playing give this blues record an added edge.
COME ON BACK is a collection of songs introduced to Jimmie by his father as he was growing up in Lubbock, Texas. Most of the songs were written and/or made popular by classic country artists such as Johnny Cash, Earnest Tubb, Hank Snow, and Ray Price. But Jimmie makes each song his own with the same soulful, timeless delivery which has made him an American treasure since his early days with the Flatlanders.
