1993 Portland Waterfront Blues Festival

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合計収録時間 : 01:03:03
Recorded live at Tom McCall Park, Portland, Oregon in 1993. Includes liner notes by Terry Currier. Personnel: Larry Pindar, Kelly Joe Phelps, Lloyd Jones, Mike Cross, Steve Bradley, Tim Langford (vocals, guitar); Bill Rhoades (vocals, harmonica); Larry Dean (vocals, piano, organ); Drawback Slim (vocals, drums); Sheila Wilcoxson, Duffy Bishop, Lily Wilde, Jimmy Lloyd Rea, Mel Solomon, Linda Hornbuckle, Margo Tufo (vocals); Chris Miller, Vince Hozier, Whit Draper, Peter Dammann, Jim Mesi, John Ward, Robbie Laws, Chris Carlson (guitar); Henry Cooper (slide guitar, harmonica); Brad Ulrich (harmonica, baritone saxophone); Jeffrey Dawkins (harmonica); Chris Mercer (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Ben Fowler (alto saxophone); Rudy Draco (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone); Dan Fincher, Bob Roden, Renato Caranto (tenor saxophone); David Mills (trumpet, flugelhorn); John Morrell (trumpet); Glen Holstrom (piano, organ); Benny Wilson (piano); Louis Pain (keyboards); John Cage , Jeff Frankel, Dave Jetti, Brian Fox, Randy Lilya, Reinhardt Melz, Jeff Minnick, Johnny B. Moore, Mike Klobas (drums); Bobby Torres (percussion); Myrtle Brown (background vocals). Audio Mixer: Mike Moore . Liner Note Author: Terry Currier. Recording information: Waterfront Blues Festival, Portland, OR (1993). Photographer: Chuck Williams. Unknown Contributor Role: Too Slim & the Taildraggers. Judging from these 12 live grenades, if you weren't there, you missed one helluva blues festival. But thankfully, Burnside recorded the whole shebang and put the 12 best on this timeless CD. Sit back and listen to amazing performances by the finest blues performers in Northwest USA, including Linda Hornbuckle, Back Porch Blues, Mel Soloman, and the entity known as Too Slim & the Taildraggers. Special notes: Channel Cats' high-wire electric blues guitar act on "Strange Land" is an ear popper; Hornbuckle wails seemingly uncontrollably on "I Just Want to Make Love to You"; and Shelia Wilscoxson fronting Back Porch Blues delivers a vocal so gritty and convincing on "Mean Old Man," you'll be hatin' him, too. The sound quality is excellent, almost like being there front and center. ~ Andrew Hamilton
録音 : ステレオ (Live)