Luther 'Snake Boy' Johnson ~ ''They Call Me The Snake'' ( Full Album ) 1970

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Modern Electric Chicago Blues 1970
Enjoy , my friends !!!
Track List
01. Blues Is Something I'll Never Lose
02. Woman Don't Lie
03. Take It Off Him And Put It On Me
04. Woman Why You Treat Me So Mean
05. They Call Me The Snake
06. Somebody Loan Me A Dime
07. Slip It Off Your Hips & Move
08. Woman Don't Lie
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4 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 13

@justinbradfield6499 7 лет назад

Luther Johnson!!!!! died so early,one of the greatest blues guitarists and singers of all time!!!! underated and overlooked by so many but not this georgia boy!!!!!

@timc9806 2 года назад

I've just discovered this album. Am more pf a funk fan but definitely dig funky blues and some of the songs on here are the best I've ever heard. Going to buy a copy and hope it isn't a poor bootleg!

@Robert-yk8tx 4 года назад

Companies, etc. Made By - MPO Copyright (c) - Fan Club Licensed From - Ron Bartolucci Produced For - Chickles Productions Ltd. Credits Bass Guitar - Carter* Composed By - Luther Johnson (tracks: 1-5, 7, 8) Design [Sleeve ] - Chloe* Drums - Jamie Newell, Again Tuffy* Harmonica - Tony Cagnita* Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar - Frisco* Mastered By - Little Walter de Venne* Photography By - Jean-Pierre Tahmazian Producer - JRB* Sleeve Notes - Ron Bartolucci Vocals, Guitar - Luther Johnson

@julianodaitx4106 6 лет назад

Wow!

@paniscuspan1545 3 года назад

Ce gars a génialement introduit les rythmes funk sans dénaturer l'essence du blues de Chicago. Un magnifique musicien disparu si jeune ...... Cet album a été édité en CD dans les années 90. Je l'avais acheté puis prêté à un copain qui ne me l'a jamais rendu ....... merci pour ce post !