Jimmy Witherspoon with Brother Jack McDuff - The Blues Is Now
Jimmy Witherspoon with Brother Jack McDuff - The Blues Is Now - 1967 (2005)
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Blues
Jimmy Witherspoon recorded a series of excellent albums for Verve in the late '60s. Unfortunately, these have not received the attention they deserve, and are frequently relegated in Witherspoon's huge catalog. The Blues Is Now is arguably the finest of these recordings, and Witherspoon's voice is in top form and hugely expressive. Like all of the artist's albums of the decade, it's not the most consistent of listening experiences, but that's of little interest when songs and performances are as good as "My Baby's Quit Me" and Witherspoon's own "Late One Evening." A light-night blues classic, this is Witherspoon at his most relaxed and assured and is a joy to listen to.
Tracks:
01.Sweet Slumber
02.I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town
03.Past Forty Blues
04.S.K. Blues
05.Late One Evening
06.Part Time Woman
07.Good Rocking Tonight
08.I Won't Tell a Soul
09.My Baby's Quit Me
10.My Money's Long This Morning, Baby
01.Sweet Slumber
02.I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town
03.Past Forty Blues
04.S.K. Blues
05.Late One Evening
06.Part Time Woman
07.Good Rocking Tonight
08.I Won't Tell a Soul
09.My Baby's Quit Me
10.My Money's Long This Morning, Baby
Personnel:
Jimmy Witherspoon (vocals)
Brother Jack McDuff (organ)
Melvin Sparks (guitar)
Danny Turner (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, flute)
Leo Johnson (tenor saxophone, flute)
Jymie Merritt (bass guitar)
Ray Appleton (drums)
Jimmy Witherspoon (vocals)
Brother Jack McDuff (organ)
Melvin Sparks (guitar)
Danny Turner (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, flute)
Leo Johnson (tenor saxophone, flute)
Jymie Merritt (bass guitar)
Ray Appleton (drums)
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