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R.L.BURNSIDE - A Bothered Mind (2004)
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John Lennon once claimed that "the blues is a chairthe first chair," explaining the music's primacy in the grand scheme of things. That notion is richly underscored on this follow-up to late-blossoming North Mississippi bluesman R.L. Burnside's initial 1998 remix collection. While Kid Rock's rollicking duet cum roadhouse free-for-all on "My Name is Robert Too" further grounds his rootsy reinvention, Bay Area hip-hopper Lyrics Born lays a lugubrious guitar groove on "Goin' Down South" and kicks up "Someday Baby" with a word-tripping nod to Dylan's "Subterranean Homesick Blues." But those flashy guest turns shouldn't distract from the real attraction here: Burnside's own earthy, rhythmically propulsive acoustic (the moody "Bird Without a Feather" source recording dates to 1968) and electric performances, as deftly refocused and punched up by producers Mike E. Clark and Tino Gross. Listeners familiar with Burnside's re-worked contributions to the hit Sopranos soundtrack and its follow-up will find this collection a rewarding shotgun wedding of something borrowed and something new--a smart, modern take on the blues.
01. Detroit Boogie Part 1
02. See What My Buddy Done
03. Shake 'Em Down
04. Goin' Down South
05. My Name Is Robert Too
06. Someday Baby
07. Go To Jail
08. Bird Without A Feather
09. Glory Be
10. Goin' Away Baby
11. Rollin' And Tumblin'
12. Stole My Check
13. Detroit Boogie Part 2
R.L.B.
Post je objavljen 02.10.2007. u 16:05 sati.