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(Blues) Eddie Kirkland - Front And Center
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Title:
(Blues) Eddie Kirkland - Front And Center
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Audio/Music
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2011-06-15 (by nightissuchproximity)
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mp3 320kbps
Album: Front and Center
Genre: Blues
Styles: Acoustic Blues
Released: 1995
Label: Trix
01. When I First Started Hoboing 3:40
02. I Tried to Be a Friend 4:12
03. Eddie's Boogie Chillen 4:30
04. Nora 4:56
05. I Need a Lover, Not Just a Friend 5:23
06. I Walked Twelve Miles 3:44
07. I've Got an Evil Woman 4:01
08. Goin' Back to Mississippi 5:23
09. Lonesome Talking Blues 5:27
10. Detroit Rock Island 5:12
11. Jerdine 4:38
12. Have You Seen That Lonesome Train 4:41
13. Going to the River, See Can I Look Across 5:13
Eddie Kirkland - Vocals, Guitar & Harmonica
with
Freddy Robinson - Guitar (12)
Brian Bristol - Percussion (12)
Recorded in Macon, Georgia, 1970 - 1972.
Produced by Pete Lowry & Eddie Kirkland
© 1995 Trix Records
Eddie Kirkland (1928), one of the original bluesmen still bringing himself and the blues direct to the people. Kirkland, who was born in Jamaica, raised in Alabama from the time he was two till he went off with the Sugar Girls Medicine show at twelve. His teens brought him to Indiana, eventually settling in Detroit. There he polished his Blues to recording status. He toured and recorded with John Lee Hooker for seven and a half years. They made a solid team before parting in the 60's.
Kirkland moved to Georgia, where he was bandleader for Otis Redding. Continuous road tours had him working with Ruth Brown, Little Richard, Ben King, Little Johnnie Taylor and many more greats. In 1962, Kirkland recorded "It's the Blues Man" for Prestige, reissued by Fantasy as a Blues collector's item. Kirkland's hit the "Hawg" recorded by Stax/Volt label earned him national celebrity. The "Hawg" is now available on Atlantic records.
In the early 70's employment for Blues men was hard to come by, but faithful individuals such as Peter Lowry sought out Kirkland and is credited for bringing him back into the circuit. With Lowry and his Trix label, Kirkland recorded "Front and Center" and "The Devil and Other Blues Demons", now available from 32 Blues.
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