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Stefan Grossman - Country Blues Guitar Festival

Size: 160,9 MB
Time: 69:04
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2012
Styles: Country Blues, Blues Folk, Delta Blues
Label: Kicking Mule
Art: Front

01. Special Rider Blues (4:08)
02. Pallet On Your Floor (1:45)
03. One Kind Favor (3:38)
04. Hollerin' For My Crow Jane (1:51)
05. Hard Time Killin' Floor (4:02)
06. If You Haven't Any Hay Get On Down The Road (2:40)
07. Ragtime Mama Blues (1:55)
08. Someday Baby (3:21)
09. Weeping Willow (3:26)
10. Brownsville Blues (3:49)
11. Man Of My Own (3:17)
12. Rainy Day Blues (2:46)
13. Strange City Streets (3:33)
14. Easy Street (3:47)
15. Nobody's Fault But Mine (2:08)
16. Come Back Baby (2:50)
17. Moon Goin' Down (3:54)
18. Motherless Children (2:38)
19. Wake Up Mama (2:40)
20. Mourning Music (3:26)
21. Pallet On Your Floor (2:22)
22. Jubilee Jamboree (2:13)
23. Good Morning Little Schoolboy (2:41)


“Besides being one of the most talented blues guitarists living today Stefan Grossman is also lucky. His luck is combined with a self-determined will to understand, master, and then teach and describe to others, the music that he has learnt first hand from such legendary bluesmen as Skip James, Son House, Fred McDowell, Mississippi John Hurt, Bukka White, Mance Lipscomb and Rev. Gary Davis. His luck helped him to be in the right place at the right time.

But Stefan is unique in another way. Most authors of guitar instruction books can write but are rarely excellent musicians and performers in their own right. Stefan is beyond doubt one of the finest acoustic guitar players performing and recording today. His tours take him throughout Europe, Australia, Japan, South America and the United States. His concerts span a wide spectrum of music. His career has developed in two distinct directions at the same time. Sometimes these roads cross but always they seem to complement each other. What he discovers as a musician he is open to demonstrate and explain as a teacher.

The tunes on this CD were recorded in 1977 in London, England and first appeared on two Kicking Mule albums. This is the music that Stefan loves the most: the Country Blues. It was his first love and is still the music that he is most enthused about. Stefan concentrates on the guitar playing along with his close comrade in arms, Sam Mitchell. The singing is left to several friends: Jo Ann Kelly and Mike Cooper.

I think the combination of all these elements has produced an album of country blues unsurpassed.


Country Blues Guitar Festival



• In loving memory of Jo Ann Kelly •
• Matt Andersen & Mike Stevens - Piggyback •

Posted by kamane

Oznake: Stefan Grossman, Jo Ann Kelly, Mike Cooper, England
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