Eddy 'The Chief' Clearwater 1996 Mean Case Of The Blues

Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:44:34
Size: 102,11 MB



Review by Cub Koda

Clearwater comes up with a compelling mix of tunes on this 10-track outing, his first for the Bullseye Blues imprint. The southpaw guitarist covers a wide range of styles (as befitting a true West Side guitarist, where versatility is a badge of merit) including Magic Sam's "Look Whatcha Done," and Nat King Cole's "Send for Me," Gene Allison's "You Can Make It If You Try" and Clearwater originals like "Party at My House," "Don't Take My Blues," "Hard Way to Make an Easy Living," "Love Being Loved By You," and the title track. Produced by Eddy and utilizing his regular working band with guest appearances from Jerry Soto on keyboards, Mike Peavey on saxophone, Steven Frost on trumpet and Billy Branch on harmonica, this is the Chief just laying it down simple and hard, doing what he does best -- delivering taut and shimmering West Side guitar and vocals with a vengeance.



Tracklist:

01 - Mean Case Of The Blues 04:30

02 - Send For Me 03:25

03 - Check Up On My Baby 04:48

04 - Love Being Loved By You 04:00

05 - Make It If You Try 04:48

06 - Hard Way To Make An Easy Living 05:04

07 - Look Whatcha Done 05:11

08 - Come On Down 03:10

09 - Party At My House 03:06

10 - Don't Take My Blues 06:32





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