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Showing posts with label Johnny Dyer. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Johnny Dyer 1983 Jukin'



Genre: Blues
Rate: 256 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:42:29
Size: 77,76 MB

United States

biography by Rovi

b. 1938, Rolling Fork, Mississippi, USA. Dyer took up the harmonica when he was seven and as a teenager sat in with Smokey Wilson in a local club. He moved to Los Angeles in January 1958 and formed his own band, the Blue Notes, backing visitors such as J.B. Hutto, Jimmy Reed and Jimmy Rogers. He later formed a duo with George Smith, at that time still working as Little Walter Jnr. He recorded a couple of singles for Shakey Jake’s Good Time label before cutting an album, Johnny Dyer And The LA Dukes, for Murray Brothers in 1983. Some of the tracks were later issued in Japan by Mina Records. In 1991, William Clarke included him on Hard Times, an anthology of contemporary LA bluesmen. Soon afterwards, he formed the Houserockers with guitarist Rick Homlstrom, who had previously recorded with Clarke, Billy Boy Arnold, Rod Piazza and Smokey Wilson. Listen Up managed to combine Holstrom’s Pee Wee Crayton -influenced technique with Dyer’s more down-home harmonica playing, including an effective version of Little Walter’s ‘Blue Midnight’. Shake It! added pianist Tom Mahon on a set of original songs that encapsulate the hybrid west coast-Chicago style.



Tracklist:

01 - Feel Like Cryin' Again 03:41


02 - Oh Baby 03:11

03 - Aw Baby 02:51

04 - Let's Have A Natural Ball 02:50


05 - Johnny's Boogie 02:19

06 - Overdose Of Love 03:59

07 - I'm Your Hoochie Koochie Man 02:45

08 - Walkin' Through The Park 03:16

09 - Slippin' And Slidin' 03:28

10 - Baby What You Want Me To Do 02:53

11 - Everybody Talking 04:50

12 - Okie Dookie Stomp 02:40

13 - Two Hound Dogs 03:46





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Monday, December 31, 2012

Johnny Dyer With Mark Hummel 2004 Rolling Fork Revisited




Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:49:31
Size: 113,33 MB

United States

From the liner notes by Mark Hummel: "On this album, Johnny Dyer and I put together a list of Muddy Water's faves. Mountain Top wanted to put out a CD with Johnny singing Muddy's parts, and me blowing Little Walter and James Cotton parts behind him with an authentic sound. We brought in my band, The Blues Survivors, Rusty Zinn on guitar, Bob Welsh on piano and guitar (Charlie Musselwhite Band), as well as two former Muddy sidemen, Paul Oscher (harp and slide guitar, from 1967-1971), and Francis Clay (drums from 1957-1966), who played on many of the original Muddy sides on Chess Records. Check out the amazing Steve Wolf on electric Fender bass getting a stand-up bass sound. If you close your eyes, you'd think you're in Chess Records' Studios in 1957."



Tracklist:

01 - Oh Yeah 03:22


02 - Young Fashioned Ways 03:37

03 - Can't Get No Grinding (What's The Matter Mill) 02:55

04 - Country Boy 04:00


05 - Gone To Main Street 02:30

06 - Don't Go No Further 03:04

07 - Sugar Sweet 02:36

08 - Don't Know Why 03:04

09 - Forty Days And Forty Nights 04:19

10 - My Dog Can't Bark 03:34

11 - Layaway Plan 03:32

12 - Stuff You Got To Watch 02:57


13 - Got To Find My Baby 02:44

14 - Clouds In My Heart 03:26

15 - Trouble No More 02:44

16 - Evan's Shuffle 01:05





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Wednesday, December 26, 2012

Johnny Dyer feat. Rick Holmstrom 1994 Listen Up



Genre: Blues
Rate: 192 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:46:10
Size: 63,49 MB

United States

review by Char Ham

Johnny Dyer, partner Rick "L.A. Holmes" Holmstrom and the rest of the corps kickstart with hard, swinging West Coast blues, and even the slower numbers never lose their edge. Dyer shows blues as a truly living art form, integrating his Mississippi roots with steamy urbanite ramblings as a longtime Angeleno. Although 20-something at the time of recording, Holmstrom displays a light-years-ahead maturity on guitar, balancing brilliant playing and sharing space with Dyer and the bandmates. While raving over Dyer and Holmstrom, listen for Mighty Flyer Jimi Bott's punctuated drum patterns, which equally deserve praise.



Tracklist:

01 - Listen Up 02:34


02 - Hands Off 02:54

03 - Drifting Blues 03:17

04 - Guitar Boogie Shuffle Twist 03:30

05 - Mojo Boogie 03:39

06 - Lend Me My Train Fare 03:48

07 - Lookout Holmes 02:23

08 - 24 Hours 02:47

09 - Stranded In St. Louis 04:25


10 - On Your Rocker 02:42

11 - Pretty Thing 03:01

12 - Little Girl Won't Quit 03:29

13 - Blue Midnight 04:32

14 - BBQ At J. D.'s 03:09





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