Mark Hummel (with Sue Foley Band & Charles Brown) - Up And Jumpin'

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 1989
Time: 43:40 
Size: 101,0 MB 
Label: Rockinitis Records
Styles: Blues
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Rock Mr. Blues - 3:39
 2. Look What You Done - 3:18
 3. How Long I Have To Wait - 4:34
 4. Rockintis - 3:55
 5. Jump With You Baby - 2:38
 6. Honey, Don't Let Me Go - 3:33
 7. Don't Need Another Heartache - 5:12
 8. Summertime - 4:41
 9. Go On Fool - 3:05
10. Those Lonely, Lonely Nights - 2:40
11. Up And Jumpin Thang - 3:58
12. When I'm Not With You - 2:21

Harmonica player, songwriter and singer Mark Hummel is a practitioner of the West Coast blues style, which typically includes elements of jazz and swing. A seasoned bandleader, Hummel is finally beginning to achieve wider recognition through nearly constant touring. Hummel was born in New Haven, Connecticut but raised in Los Angeles, California. He became fascinated with the blues-rock of Cream, Jimi Hendrix, Big Brother and the Holding Company and the Rolling Stones. After seeing songwriter credits on the albums, he began to dig further back into those bands' blues roots. He began playing harmonica in his teens in order to be different from the huge pack of guitar players in his high school. Hummel studied the styles of the Chicago-based players, including James Cotton, Sonny Boy Williamson, Big Walter "Shakey" Horton and Little Walter Jacobs. Hummel moved to Berkeley, California in 1972 and played with local bluesmen there, including Boogie Jake, Cool Papa, Johnny Waters and Sonny Lane. After graduating high school, he hitchhiked around the country for three years, making stops in New Orleans, Boston and Chicago to learn from those cities' top players... Hummel has released a number of self-produced albums around his Oakland, California home, including... Up & Jumpin' (with Canadian guitarist Sue Foley, 1989-90), and Hard Lovin' (1992, Double Trouble Records)... Considered one of the top harmonica players in the U.S., Hummel has also judged and played in the Hohner Harmonica World Championships, held in Germany/ 

Up And Jumpin'