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Phillip Walker - Heritage of the Blues: The Best of Phillip Walker in Music: Country Blues
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Heritage of the Blues: The Best of Phillip Walker
Description Heritage of the Blues: The Best of Phillip Walker rounds up 12 highlights from his '70s and '80s ******, Joliet, Rounder, and High Tone recordings. The Louisiana-born, Texas-raised Walker made records that were gritty, yet they still remained solid, soul-inflected contemporary blues albums. The bulk of the highlights from his records, including "Someday You'll Have These Blues," "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark," and "Laughin' Clownin'," are featured, making this a fine introduction to Walker...
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Notes: Personnel includes: Phillip Walker (vocals, guitar); Freeman Lacy (tenor saxophone); Samuel Cross (baritone saxophone); Joel Peskin (saxophone); Wayne Jackson (trumpet); Teddy Reynolds (piano); Jimi Stewart (keyboards); Johnny Banks (organ); Charles Jones, Dennis Walker (bass); Aaron Tucker, Archie Frances (drums); Milton Thomas (percussion). Producers: Bruce Bromberg, Dennis Walker. Compilation producer: Bruce Bromberg. Includes liner notes by Frank Scott. This is part of Highnote's Heritage...
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I'm Tough (Tough as I Want to Be). Laughin' & Clownin'. Hello My Darling. Tin Pan Alley. Don't Be Afraid of the Dark. Paso Blues. If We Can Find It. Breakin' Up Somebody's Home. Go Ahead and Take Her. Stuggle. Someday You'll Have These Blues. Blues and My Guitar.
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Notes: Full title: Blues Masters: The Very Best Of T-Bone Walker. Personnel includes: Aaron "T-Bone" Walker (vocals, guitar); Barney Kessel, Jimmy Rogers (guitar); Junior Wells (harmonica); Andrew "Goon" Gardner, Edward Hale (alto saxophone); Jack McVea, Plas Johnson, Eddie Davis, Eddie Chamblee (tenor saxophone); Ray Johnson, Johnny Young, Lloyd Glenn, Marl Young, Zell Kindred, Willard McDaniel (piano); Billy Hadnott, Frank Clarke, Joe Comfort, Ransom Knowling, Arthur Edwards (bass); Oscar Lee Bradley...
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