Luther 'Houserocker' Johnson - American Roots: Blues

Bitrate: 320K/s

Year: 2002
Time: 41:47 
Size: 96,4 MB 
Label: Ichiban Records
Styles: Blues/Electric Blues
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:

 1. Rockin' Daddy - 2:58
 2. Trouble Blues - 3:25
 3. Big Money - 3:12
 4. You Could Have Fooled Me - 3:23
 5. Pretty Thing - 3:25
 6. I'm Mr. Luck - 3:48
 7. Little Car Blues - 4:30
 8. She Wants To Sell My Monkey - 3:29
 9. Cyin' And Thinkin' - 5:28
10. A Fool's Advice - 4:28
11. Drivin' Me Crazy - 3:36

The latest Luther Johnson to add his name to the blues directory is an adept singer/guitarist who is a current favorite on the Atlanta blues scene. Proficient in various shadings of the electric blues idiom, Johnson has recently extended his repertoire from covers of blues standards to his own material, performed with the same '50s/'60s flavor. Johnson taught himself how to play guitar when he was a teenager in Atlanta by listening to records. Soon, he began playing guitar in pickup bands, which gave him the opportunity to support such touring musicians as Johnny Winter. After several years playing in bar bands, Johnson formed his own group, the Houserockers. Takin' a Bite Outta the BluesThe Houserockers played bars and clubs around Georgia for several years, eventually landing a record contract with Ichiban in 1989. The next year Johnson released his debut album, Takin' A Bite Outta the Blues. Two years later, his second record, Houserockin' Daddy, appeared. Luther "Houserocker" Johnson continued to tour the U.S. throughout the '90s.

American Roots: Blues