Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2011
Time:44:57
Size:103,9 MB
Label:SnailWorx
Styles:Blues
Art:Front
Year:2011
Time:44:57
Size:103,9 MB
Label:SnailWorx
Styles:Blues
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Down In The Delta - 3:49
2. I Got Love - 4:58
3. All My Life - 3:26
4. You Need Love - 4:04
5. Blues Is A Feeling - 4:18
6. Better Take It Slow - 2:37
7. I'm Hungry - 5:38
8. Juke Joint Saturday Night - 4:01
9. Shine - 4:46
10. I'm Tired - 3:07
11. I Cried - 4:08
1. Down In The Delta - 3:49
2. I Got Love - 4:58
3. All My Life - 3:26
4. You Need Love - 4:04
5. Blues Is A Feeling - 4:18
6. Better Take It Slow - 2:37
7. I'm Hungry - 5:38
8. Juke Joint Saturday Night - 4:01
9. Shine - 4:46
10. I'm Tired - 3:07
11. I Cried - 4:08
(C) 2011 Bluesland Productions under executive license to SnailWorx/S. Cargo Productions, Inc. (P) 2011 Bluesland Productions under executive license to SnailWorx/S. Cargo Productions, Inc.
The Delta Jukes are a loose configuration of veteran Mississippi blues musicians anchored by legendary Delta drummer Sam Carr. Carr is the son of bluesman Robert Nighthawk, and started out playing in his father's band alongside guitarist Frank Frost. Frost and Carr formed the Jelly Roll Kings following Nighthawk's death, adding Big Jack Johnson on guitar. When Johnson left for a solo career, and following Frost's death in 1999, Carr drafted Fred James on guitar and the group became known as the Delta Jukes. Singer/guitarist Dave Riley and singer/harmonica player John Weston round out the classic Jukes lineup. The Delta Jukes play crisp, no-frills modern Delta blues; their first album, Working for the Blues, was produced by Fred James and released in 2002. ~ Steve Leggett
The Delta Jukes are a loose configuration of veteran Mississippi blues musicians anchored by legendary Delta drummer Sam Carr. Carr is the son of bluesman Robert Nighthawk, and started out playing in his father's band alongside guitarist Frank Frost. Frost and Carr formed the Jelly Roll Kings following Nighthawk's death, adding Big Jack Johnson on guitar. When Johnson left for a solo career, and following Frost's death in 1999, Carr drafted Fred James on guitar and the group became known as the Delta Jukes. Singer/guitarist Dave Riley and singer/harmonica player John Weston round out the classic Jukes lineup. The Delta Jukes play crisp, no-frills modern Delta blues; their first album, Working for the Blues, was produced by Fred James and released in 2002. ~ Steve Leggett

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