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(Blues) Alvin Youngblood Hart - Big Mama's Door
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Album: Big Mama's Door
Genre: Blues
Styles: Modern Acoustic Country Blues, Contemporary Blues
Recorded: 1995
Released: 1996
Label: Okeh/550 Music
Art: Front+Rear Cover


1. Big Mama's Door - 3:51
2. Joe Friday - 2:42
3. Them Fair Weather Friends - 5:08
4. France Blues - 3:21
5. Gallows Pole - 4:45
6. Pony Blues - 3:32
7. Amazed 'N' Amused - 2:15
8. Things 'Bout Coming My Way - 4:43
9. When I Was A Cowboy - 3:13
10. Rest Your Saddle - 2:41
11. If Blues Was Money - 3:38
12. Hillbilly Willie's Blues - 3:30
13. Livin' In A Strain - 3:51
14. That Kate Adams Jive - 1:35

Personnel:
Alvin Youngblood Hart - Guitar, Lap Steel Guitar, Banjo, Vocals
Chris Seibert - Piano
Taj Mahal - Mandolin, Guitars, Vocals
Bill MacBeath - Upright Bass

Notes: A virtuoso multi-instrumentalist who came to prominence during the black 'retro revival movement' of the '90s, Gregory Edward Hart has gone on to confound adherents and critics alike by revealing different sides of himself in successive albums. His mastery of prewar blues techniques is matched by an encyclopaedic interest in music both popular and arcane. His unwillingness to be typecast as a musician of one particular style may yet become career-threatening.
Few artist in the last decade have released such an impressive and accomplished debut album. Hart steps up to the plate as a confirmed but inventive traditionalist, combining works by Charley Patton, Blind Willie McTell and Leadbelly with songs that set original lyrics to tunes in the styles of Bukka White, Kokomo Arnold and others, and does it with no hint of parody or imitation. The spontaneity and clarity of his slide guitar playing on 'Joe Friday' and 'Rest Your Saddle' are complemented by the ebullience of his idiomatic vocals. 'Pony Blues' and Papa Harvey Hull's 'France Blues' are recast with complex but flowing guitar parts, while McTell's 'Hillbilly Willie's Blues' is performed on banjo.

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