Lowell Fulson Classic Cuts 1946-1953 (Disc B)(blues)(mp3@320)[ro

LOWELL FULSON CLASSIC CUTS [1946-1953] CD B [OAKLAND CALIFORNIA 1947-1948][/b] Release Date: September 14, 2004 Label: JSP Records Format:Mp3@320 1946 to 1953 [Box] [Remaster]: Release Notes: Guitarist/singer Lowell Fulson has long been an overlooked blues innovator, overshadowed by more commercially successful artists such as B.B. King. In truth, Fulson gave King "Three O'Clock Blues," which became a hit for King in the '50s. British label JSP does its best to present a more complete picture of Fulson with the four-CD box set Lowell Fulson 1946 to 1953. A superb collection, the set traces the rise of Fulson from obscure Oklahoma guitar slinger to "chitlin circuit" blues star. ~ Matt Collar 1. Let's Throw A Boogie Woogie 2:57 2. Highway 99 2:48 3. Whiskey Blues 3:08 4. Tell Me Baby 3:14 5. Fulson Boogie 3:01 6. Highway 99 2:44 7. Trying To Find My Baby 2:54 8. Midnight Showers Of Rain 2:53 9. So Long, So Long 2:31 10. Wee Hours In The Morning 2:58 11. My Gal At Eight 2:28 12. The Bues Got Me Down 2:37 13. Black Cat Blues 3:08 14. Just A Poor Boy 2:47 15. Sweet Jenny Lee 3:09 16. My Baby 2:42 17. Television Blues 2:59 18. Don't You Hear Me Calling You 3:04 19. Demon Woman (I Had A Little Woan / Hear Me Calling You (Angel Smile)) 3:04 20. Tears At Sunrise 2:38 21. Jam That Boogie 2:36 22. Blues And Misery 2:58 23. My Woman Can't Be Found 2:34 24. Three O'Clock Blues 3:10 25. Wild About You Baby 3:27 26. Prison Bound 3:12 27. My Baby Left Me Personnel: Lowell Fulson (vocals,guitarMartin Fulson (guitar); Earl Singers Brown (alto saxophone); Que Martyn (tenor saxophone); Eldridge McCarty, King Solomon, Rufus J. Russell, Lloyd Glenn (piano); Bob Harvey , Dickie Washington, Asal Carson (drums)

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