Blues for Aficionados

Bobby King & Terry Evans

RHYTHM, BLUES, SOUL & GROOVES

Ry Cooder (guitar)
Rounder    1990

One Way Ticket to Memphis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zrhoo19GCR4

Where We Gonna Go From Here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F66xSXkpB3w

I'll Be Strong
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19KuiH4GQRA

I Fancy You
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMM75WsOmbE

Cheers

Great one rok2td! Ry Cooder's secret weapon, that duo. For hardcore audiophiles, there was a Terry Evans solo album on Audioquest Records.

The older blues musicians recordings sound great on LPs’, while the cd versions have massive hiss, weak bass, and sound terrible.
so many of my favorites, I ripped to my computer, then burned to CDs. I love the little ticks & pops when playing the cd. 

@bdp24 

I have that one on Audioquest and a few others by Terry Evans.  Don't know how I overlooked them.   Thanks.

arcticdeth,

The CD was / is 'perfect' for me, in that it addressed everything I hated about LPs.  

Cheers

Terry Evans

PUTTIN' IT DOWN

Ry Cooder (guitar)
Audioquest Music    1995

Notes: " I grew up in a little town called Vicksburg, Mississippi, which was close to the Delta, Greenville, where B.B., Robert Johnson and all the famous cats came up.  I was raised up in the church.  My family thought it was a good idea for me to go to church.  I was in the junior/senior choir.  I used to sing tenor, baritone, bass.  We weren't allowed to sing what they called the rough stuff, you know, the rock and roll stuff.  We weren't allowed to sing that in those days.  All we could sing was gospel songs, so we had to slip away to sing some of the secular type songs."

Too Many Ups and Downs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQv80sQohNI

Money in Your Pocket
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=npvmPNaMhUA

Down in Mississippi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHKZjqvghWk

Walking in the Same Tracks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iit8j0wPNjg

Rooftop Tomcat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-s3mPwm6i0

Cheers

Not too many Blues albums with inserts in German, French and Spanish.