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Keep Your Soul: A Tribute To Doug Sham [3/24]

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構成数 : 1
合計収録時間 : 00:46:46
Tributee: Doug Sahm. Personnel: Nicholas Tremulis (vocals, guitar, piano); Charlie Sexton (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Greg Dulli, Jimmie Vaughan, Kevin Russell , Lloyd Maines, Cesar Rosas (vocals, guitar); Dave Alvin (vocals, acoustic guitar); Richard Bowden (vocals, mandolin, fiddle); Amy Farris (vocals, violin, viola); Max Johnston (vocals, strings); Marcia Ball (vocals, piano); Claude Bernard, Terry Allen (vocals, keyboards); Jimmy Allen Smith (vocals, bass guitar); Delbert McClinton, Joe "King" Carrasco, Little Willie G., Alejandro Escovedo, Raul "Nunie" Rubio (vocals); John X. Reed , Will Sexton, Shawn Sahm (guitar, background vocals); David Hidalgo, Derek O'Brien, David Pulkingham, Louie Perez, Ry Cooder, Rob McNelley (guitar); Danny Ott (electric guitar); Tommy Detamore (steel guitar); Mike Guerra (bajo sexto, background vocals); Susan Voelz (violin, background vocals); James Pennebaker (fiddle); Flaco Jimenez, Bukka Allen (accordion); Steve Berlin (saxophone, keyboards, percussion); Louie Bustos, Greg Piccolo (tenor saxophone); Al Gomez (trumpet); Kevin McKendree (piano); Don Heffington, Hector Munoz, Cougar Estrada (drums, percussion); Mike Buck (drums, background vocals); Cully Symington, Steve McDaniels, Davis McLarty, George Rains, Ernie Durawa, Shandon Sahm, Joachim Cooder, Lynn Williams, Keith Langford (drums); Jacob Garcia, Neal Walker, Joe Ely, Speedy Sparks, Josh Gravelin (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Craig Adams ; Jared Tuten; Kevin McKendree; Stuart Sullivan; Shawn Sahm; Cesar Rosas; Charlie Sexton; Mario J. McNulty. Liner Note Authors: David Katznelson; Bill Bentley. Recording information: CRG; Donner & Blitzen, Arcadia, CA; Poverty Studios, Groovers Paradise, TX; Quiet Neighbor Recording; Rax Trax Recording, Chicago, IL; Screen Door Music Studios; Sunbird Studio, Spicewood, TX; The Rock House, Franklin, TN; The Wonder Chamber; Winslow Court Studio, Los Angeles, CA; Wire Recording; Wire Recording, Austin, TX. Illustrator: Kerry Awn. Photographers: Baron Wolman; Scott Newton. Despite a couple of hits (1965's "She's About A Mover" and 1969's "Mendocino"), the Sir Douglas Quintet's Doug Sahm remained something of a cult favorite as of the release of 2009's KEEP YOUR SOUL: A TRIBUTE TO DOUG SAHM. Fittingly--since Sahm was both the consummate musician's musician and a master of Texas rock, country, blues, and tex-mex--the album finds artists (most of them Texan) from across the genre spectrum covering tracks by the Lone Star god. From blues stalwarts like Jimmy Vaughan ("Why, Why, Why") to former Afghan Whig Greg Dulli ("You Was For Real"), the collection mirrors the breadth of a talent producer Jerry Wexler called "the most gifted, the most versatile" he had ever worked with. The versions that keep the most faithful to Sahm's gleefully loose and rhythmic border rock like Delbert McClinton's reading of "Texas Me" or the Gourds' "Nuevo Laredo" are the stand-outs here--along with the version of "Mendocino" by Sahm's son Shawn, who sounds scarily like his dad.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)

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    1. 1.
      She's About a Mover / Little Willie G.
    2. 2.
      And It Didn't Even Bring Me Down / Los Lobos
    3. 3.
      Too Little Too Late / Alejandro Escovedo
    4. 4.
      You Was For Real / Greg Dulli
    5. 5.
      Dynamite Woman / Dave Alvin
    6. 6.
      Ta Bueno Compadre [It's Ok Friend] / Flaco Jimenez
    7. 7.
      Texas Me / Delbert McClinton
    8. 8.
      I'm Not That Kat Anymore / Terry Allen
    9. 9.
      Why, Why, Why / Jimmie Vaughan
    10. 10.
      You're Doin' It Too Hard / The Mystic Knights Of The Sea / Charlie Sexton
    11. 11.
      Nuevo Laredo / The Gourds
    12. 12.
      Be Real / Freda & the Firedogs
    13. 13.
      Adios Mexico / Joe "King" Carrasco / Texas Tornados
    14. 14.
      Mendocino / Augie Meyers / Shawn Sahm

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Dirty Linen (p.50) - "[I]t is one memorable celebration as the cream of the Lone Star State's music scene, including Alejandro Escovedo, Dave Alvin, Delbert McClinton, and Jimmy Vaughn, step up to honor one of their own." Billboard (p.29) - "Sahm's forever groovy mastery of counter-culture vernacular is illustrated by Los Lobos' rendition of 'It Didn't Even Bring Me Down'..."
Rovi

Ten years after his passing, Doug Sahm's family, friends, and followers salute the Texas giant with Keep Your Soul: A Tribute to Doug Sahm. Surprise isn't the order of the day -- of all the artists involved, only Afghan Whig/Gutter Twin Greg Dulli could be called unexpected -- but rather a warm evocation of Sahm's spirit and sensibility, how he effortlessly encompassed almost every element of Texan music. By the very nature of a multi-artist tribute, Sahm's wide range is both emphasized and diminished, suggesting that he flitted from style to style instead of how blues, country, Tex-Mex, jazz, and rock & roll all coexisted in his music. Still, as tribute album problems go, this is pretty minor -- after all, what matters is the music, and Keep Your Soul is pretty rousing in that regard. Bookended by Sir Doug's two best-known songs -- "She's About a Mover," here performed by Little Willie G., the vocalist for Thee Midniters and Malo, supported by Ry Cooder among others; and "Mendocino," performed by Sahm's son Shawn -- this otherwise sidesteps such obvious picks as "Texas Tornado" (or any of his early-'70s recordings for Atlantic for that matter) in favor of a healthy dose of the Sir Douglas Quintet and the Texas Tornados, plus solo tunes from throughout the years. The order of the day isn't reinterpretation, it's celebration, and there are many joyful performances here, highlighted by Los Lobos' relaxed, breezy "It Didn't Even Bring Me Down," Delbert McClinton's easy-rolling "Texas Me," Jimmie Vaughan's glorious slow crawl through "Why, Why, Why," Joe "King" Carrasco's rollicking "Adios Mexico" supported by the Texas Tornados, and those aforementioned bookends. Then again, there are no bad moments here. Whatever stumbles there may be are largely down to a matter of taste -- some might find Dulli's "You Was for Real" too gloomy, the Gourds' "Nuevo Laredo" a little too light and nimble -- but there's no denying that everything here is executed with love and care, faithful to the big, open-hearted soul of Doug Sahm, and you can't ask for a better tribute than that. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Rovi

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発売日 2009年03月24日
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レーベルVanguard Records (USA)
構成数 1
パッケージ仕様 -
規格品番 VAN799002
SKU 015707990028

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