(Blues) Sonny Terry And His Mouth-Harp

Style: Contemporary Acoustic Blues, Harmonica Blues, Piedmont Blues, Folk-Blues Recorded: 1953 Released: 1999 Label: Riverside File: mp3@ 320kbps Size: 94.68 MB Time: 40:21 Art: Full Cover 1. In The Evening - 2:30 2. Move To Kansas City - 2:28 3. John Henry - 3:08 4. The Fox Chase (aka Hound Dog Holler) - 2:17 5. Louise - 2:49 6. Red River - 2:24 7. Goodbye - 3:02 8. Custard Pie - 2:30 9. I Woke Up This Morning And I Could Hardly See - 3:05 10. Old Woman Blues - 2:44 11. Talkin' About The Blues - 3:05 12. Change The Lock On My Door - 2:52 13. Moanin' And Mournin' - 3:18 14. Baby Baby - 2:45 Personnel: Sonny Terry - Harmonica, Vocals Alec Sewart - Guitar Notes: '...This rare December 1953 session was unusual for Terry in that his guitar accompanist was not Brownie McGhee, but Alec Seward, who had previously recorded as Guitar Slim in a duo with 'Fat Boy' Hayes (aka Jelly Belly). It's unusual only in the personnel, however. It sounds like typical Sonny Terry, as he works his way through original material, including standards like 'John Henry' and other blues tunes like 'In the Evening' (the song that would provide much of the basis for Robert Johnson's 'Love in Vain'). You'd have to say that it's usually more interesting to hear Terry with his longtime partner McGhee than it is to hear him with Seward, but it's not terribly different. The trademark vocal and harmonica whoops, and hollers are in gear and running throughout the album, sometimes to exhilarating effect, as on the rapid 'The Fox Chase (aka 'Hound Dog Holler').' His lyrics get uncommonly specific on 'Goodbye Leadbelly,' a tribute to the then-recently deceased folk-blues legend, composed by 'writer unknown.' The recording engineer on the session, incidentally, was a young Jac Holzman, who had just started Elektra Records...'

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