Wish I Was In Heaven Sitting Down

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 01:00:49
Personnel: R.L. Burnside (vocals); John Porter (guitar, mandolin, bass); Smokey Hormel, Rick Holmstrom, Kenny Brown (guitar); Johnny Dyer (harmonica, background vocals); Lynwood Slim (harmonica); Andy Kaulkin (piano, keyboards, synthesizer); Martin Slattery, Tommy Eyre (Wurlitzer piano); Anthony Genn, Jeff Turmes (bass); Steve Mugallian (drums); Richard Flack (programming); Iki Levy, Brad Cook (loops); DJ Pete B, DJ Swamp (vinyl scratches); Janiva Magness, Billy Valentine (background vocals). Producers: Andy Kaulkin, Anthony Genn, John Porter, Matthew Johnson, Iki Levy. Engineers: Doug Messenger, Brad Cook, Joe McGrath. Personnel: R.L. Burnside (vocals, guitar); John Porter (guitar, mandolin); Kenny Brown, Rick Holmstrom, Smokey Hormel (guitar); Johnny Dyer (harp, background vocals); Lynwood Slim (harp); Andy Kaulkin (piano, Wurlitzer organ, keyboards, synthesizer); Martin Slattery, Tommy Eyre (Wurlitzer organ); Steve Mugalian (drums); Richard Flack (programming); Iki Levy, Bradley Cook (loops); DJ Swamp, D.J. Pete B. (scratches); Janiva Magness, Billy Valentine (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Iki Levy; Joe McGrath; John Porter; Richard Flack; Antony Genn. Photographer: Matthew Johnson. Arranger: R.L. Burnside. Legendary bluesman turned unlikely indie-rock hero R.L. Burnside returns with a set that splits the difference between the Beck-derived post-modernisms of his previous COME ON IN and more traditional Delta stylings. Fortunately, Burnside is such a strong artist that he sounds equally at home with either approach. The honkytonk-ish "My Eyes Keep Me in Trouble," for example, pairs mandolin with sampled drums. Blues purists will no doubt prefer the title track, an ancient-sounding near-field holler performed by Burnside and his adopted son Kenny Brown on acoustic guitar. Others will appreciate such highlights as the magnificently spooky version of Skip James' "Hard Time Killing Floor;" an astonishing guitar-driven re-imagining of Don Covay's "Chain of Fools;" and "Nothing Man," which chugs along on a great swampy groove like vintage Slim Harpo.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)