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Guitar Slim Green With Johnny And Shuggie Otis-Stone Down Blues (1970) [2015] [Z3K]⭐

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Category:	Music
Infohash	085fcc416aba0a4ae240da916a897e79ed0ffe43
Size:	252.5 MB in 23 files
Release Date(s):	Torrent Release: 06-01-2021 by user
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Band: Guitar Slim Green with Johnny and Shuggie Otis

Album: Stone Down Blues

Release: 1970 (2015)

Genre: Blues

Country: US

Quality: FLAC | lossless

Tracklist:

1. Shake 'Em Up

2. Bumble Bee Blues

3. Make Love All Night

4. My Little Angel Child

5. Fifth Street Alley Blues

6. Old Folks Boogie

7. This War Ain't Right

8. You Make Me Feel So Good

9. Big Fine Thing

10.Play On Little Girl

11.My Marie

12.Rock The Nation

Track 11 and 12 Previously Unissued

Guitar Slim Green wasn't a prolific bluesman by any means. He recorded several sides in the '40s, '50s, and '60s,

including a pair of singles for Johnny Otis' Dig, but perhaps his best-known recording is 1970's Stone Down Blues,

his only full-length record. That's entirely due to who supports him on the album, produced by Johnny Otis, who also

played drums on the record and brought in his son Shuggie to play bass and the occasional guitar, forming something

of a power trio with Guitar Slim. Certainly, father and son help push Green away from his comfortable wheelhouse --

a wheelhouse that's firmly indebted to T-Bone Walker, whose influence can be heard on Guitar Slim's fluid

single-line leads -- and into slightly funkier territory. The Otis rhythm section is loose and gritty, something that's

readily apparent on the jumping opener "Shake 'Em Up" and that swing pops up elsewhere, including the

John Lee Hooker homage "Old Folks Blues." One of the attractive things about Stone Down Blues is how the Otises

continue to goose Green along in sly ways, urging him to sing Johnny's protest tune "This War Ain't Right" and mixing

up shuffles ("Make Love All Night") with slow 12-bar blues ("My Little Angel Child"), piano blues

("You Make Me Feel So Good"), and urbanized country blues ("Big Fine Thing"). Green's gravelly voice and mellow

presence help tie this all together and the whole album feels something like a casual triumph: Johnny Otis is paying

his old friend a favor and, in doing so, finds an unwitting intersection between the old and modern blues at the turn of the '60s.

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FILE LIST

Filename		Size
	01 - Shake 'Em Up.Flac	12.5 MB
	02 - Bumble Bee Bues.Flac	21.7 MB
	03 - Make Love All Night.Flac	15.6 MB
	04 - My Little Angel Child.Flac	23 MB
	05 - 5th Street Alley Boogie.Flac	19.8 MB
	06 - Old Folks Blues.Flac	13.4 MB
	07 - This War Ain't Right.Flac	19.1 MB
	08 - You Make Me Feel So Good.Flac	13 MB
	09 - Big Fine Thing.Flac	17.6 MB
	10 - Play On Little Girl.Flac	20 MB
	11 - My Marie.Flac	12.4 MB
	12 - Rock The Nation.Flac	11.9 MB
	Front.jpg	168.8 KB
	Scans/back.png	6 MB
	Scans/Booklet 1.png	9.3 MB
	Scans/Booklet 2.png	8.7 MB
	Scans/Booklet 3.png	9 MB
	Scans/disc.png	3.1 MB
	Scans/Front.png	10.1 MB
	Scans/tray.png	5.7 MB
	Scans/Vinyl Back.jpg	127.3 KB
	Scans/Vinyl Front.jpg	177.7 KB
	Scans/Vinyl Label.jpg	80.5 KB

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