Little Cooper and The Drifters - East St. Louie

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2005
Time: 51:18 
Size: 118,0 MB 
Label: Plumtone Records
Styles: Blues/Harp Blues
Art: Front 

Tracks  Listing:
 1. East St. Louie - 3:08
 2. Pinto Beans - 5:57
 3. Bad Situation - 5:48
 4. Introducing Mr. Blues - 7:40
 5. My Little Woman - 5:05
 6. How Many More Years - 4:41
 7. Save It For Me (Give It to Me) - 4:14
 8. Sweet Love, Street Love - 7:09
 9. TBA - 3:19
10. That's All Right - 4:12

On November 3, 1928, Timothy Cooper was born in Prattsville, Alabama, to whom the nickname Little stuck until old age, replacing even his name (Little COOPER). As a singer, he recorded his debut single in 1959. And then he worked as a truck driver, hauling cement. In 1995, together with two brothers, a guitarist and a pianist, he recorded the album Baby, I'm Back, showing himself to be an excellent vocalist and original harpist. This is his second album.

East St. Louie