(Blues) Johnny Shines - Too Wet To Plow (With Sugar Blue)

Styles: Acoustic Delta Blues Recorded: 1975 Released: 1989 Label: Tomato File: mp3 @ 320 kbps Size: 114.06 MB Time: 48:26 Art: Full Covers 1. Too Wet to Plow - 4:20 2. Travelling Back Home - 3:53 3. Hot Tamale - 3:07 4. Moanin' The Blues - 4:44 5. Red Sun - 4:41 6. Winding Mind - 2:37 7. You Better Turn Around - 4:27 8. The Wind Is Blowin' - 3:35 9. Trouble's All I See - 5:16 10. 30 Days In Jail - 3:43 11. Pay Day Woman - 5:05 12. Epilog - 2:16 Personnel: Johnny Shines - Guitar, Vocals Sugar Blue - Harmonica Louisiana Red - Guitar, Harmonica with: Ron Rault - Bass Johnny Shines was far from predictable. Though he recorded his share of inspired electric dates, he had no problem turning around and delivering a stripped-down, all-acoustic Delta blues session like 'Too Wet to Plow. Recorded in Edmonton, Canada in 1975 and reissued on CD by Concord Jazz's 'Blues Alliance' label in 1996, 'Too Wet to Plow' finds Shines in excellent form. His solid accompaniment includes harmonica player Sugar Blue and bassist Ron Rault, as well as guitarist/singer Louisiana Red (a superb bluesman who isn't nearly as well known as he should be), and Shines clearly has a strong rapport with them on 'Red Sun,' 'Traveling Back Home,' and other highly personal originals. Although Shines' own songs are dominant, one of the album's high points is an interpretation of Robert Johnson's 'Hot Tamale.' Highly recommended.

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daba_1 (2011-03-10)

Thanks Bro. Just became a grandfather again today!!! It was a boy. :D)

 nightissuchproximity (2011-03-10)

Congratulations. I have just wet the baby's head. A bottle of my finest vintage wine.
Now don't go anywhere 'cause Sugar Blue will be upped in a few minutes.

otago (2011-03-10)

Thanks Bro