Detroit Jnr Blues On The Internet(blues)(mp3@320)[rogercc][h33t]

DETROIT JNR BLUES ON THE INTERNET Recorded/Released: 2004 Label: Delmark Format: Mp3 @ 320 Time: 65:20 Veteran blues pianist (and longtime Howlin' Wolf sideman) Emery Williams Jr. -- known professionally as Detroit Junior -- has had a renaissance of sorts in the past decade, releasing three albums on Blue Suit Records, and now this one, Blues On The Internet, on Delmark Records. Williams is a throwback to the classic Chicago blues piano style, and his warm, expressive vocals fall somewhere between a hoarse Ray Charles and a latter-day Bob Dylan, while his songwriting, although hardly innovative, is solid and workmanlike, avoiding most of the obvious blues clichés. His intent isn't to move blues into the 21st century so much as preserve the way it was played in Chicago in the 1950s (where Williams played alongside the likes of Jimmy Reed, Eddie Boyd, Eddie Taylor, and Little Mack Simmons), and he succeeds wonderfully on original tracks here like his signature tune, "Call My Job," "Money Crazy," and "Somebody Better Do Something," as well as a nice cover of Lowell Fulson's "Rockin' After Midnight." Fans of vintage Chicago blues piano will find this collection a delight 1. Call My Job - 4:26 2. Hot Pants Baby - 2:47 3. Weak Spot - 5:44 4. Money Crazy - 3:43 5. Less Violence, More Love - 3:37 6. Love No One But You - 3:50 7. Rockin' After Midnight - 3:34 8. Somebody Better Do Something - 5:25 9. Just You My Love - 3:59 10. When It Comes To Your Love - 2:33 11. Blues On The Internet - 6:53 12. Messin' With the Kid - 2:28 13. Which One Of Us You Want to Please - 3:19 14. Man Around The House - 5:00 15. Party All Night Long - 4:11 16. Interview - 3:38 Personnel:[/b] Detroit Jr. - Piano, Vocals Sonny Cohn - Trumpet; Eric Schneider - Tenor & Alto Sax; Lurrie Bell, Maurice John Vaughn, Jimmy Dawkins and Willie Davis - Guitars Bob Stroger - Bass; Kenny Smith - Drums

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