Buster Brown - The New King Of The Blues (blues)(mp3@320)[rogercc][h33t]

BUSTER BROWN THE NEW KING OF THE BLUES Recorded: 1959-1961 Released: 1994 Label: Collectables Fitmat: Mp3@ 320 Time: 46:30 min. [ 01. Fannie Mae (2:59) 02. John Henry (2:34) 03. Madison Shuffle (2:33) 04. St. Louis Blues (4:06) 05. When Things Go Wrong (4:01) 06. Lost in a Dream (2:20) 07. Gonna Love My Baby (3:12) 08. Blues When It Rains (2:18 ) 09. Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby? (2:30) 10. Don't Dog Your Woman (2:54) 11. Blueberry Hill (3:09) 12. Sincerely (3:52) 13. I'm Going, But I'll Be Back (1:46) 14. Good News (2:16) 15. Raise a Ruckus Tonight (2:46) 16. Doctor Brown (2:57) Recorded in Chicago, 1959-1961 Buster Brown (15 August 1911, Cordele, Georgia - 31 January 1976, New York) was a blues and rhythm & blues singer and harmonica player, best known for his 1959 hit, the archaic-sounding blues 'Fannie Mae'. Whooping blues harpists nearing the age of 50 with number one R&B hits to their credit were predictably scarce in 1959. Nevertheless, that's the happy predicament Buster Brown found himself in when his infectious "Fannie Mae" paced the charts. Even more amazingly, the driving number made serious inroads on the pop airwaves as well. The Georgian, whose harp style was clearly influenced by Sonny Terry, had never made a professional recording (there was a 1943 Library of Congress session that laid unissued at the time) before Fire Records boss Bobby Robinson brought the short, stockily built Brown into a New York studio in June of 1959 to wax "Fannie Mae." Brown's reign as an unlikely star was short-lived. He managed minor follow-up hits on Fire with a rather ragged 1960 revival of Louis Jordan's "Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby" and his 1962 farewell bow, the effervescent rocker "Sugar Babe." A subsequent 1964 stop at Chicago's Checker Records produced a glistening update of the old blues "Crawlin' Kingsnake" that sank without a trace. ~ Bill Dahl, All Music Guide

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