John_Hammond-Trouble_No_More-CD-FLAC-1994-401

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     Artist......: John Hammond
     Album.......: Trouble No More

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Pointblank
     Genre.......: Blues


     Tracks......: 12
     Bitrate.....: 769 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:41:56  (239.MB)
     Rls date....: 2019-12-22
     Store date..: 1994-01-24
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........:



     01 Just Your Fool                                                   2:42
     02 Who Will Be Next                                                 3:01
     03 I'll Change My Style                                             2:54
     04 Too Tired                                                        2:59
     05 That Nasty Swing                                                 2:33
     06 Trouble Blues                                                    3:32
     07 Love Changin' Blues                                              6:11
     08 It's Too Late Brother                                            3:14
     09 Wild Man On The Loose                                            2:23
     10 Homely Girl                                                      3:42
     11 Baby How Long                                                    3:39
     12 Fool's Paradise                                                  5:06



     The issue of whether a white boy can sing the blues was settled a long time
     ago, when Jimmie Rodgers let loose his railroad hobo moan. The question of
     whether John Hammond--the privileged white son of a legendary
     record-industry talent scout--could sing the blues with the same legitimacy
     and deep feeling as his Afro-Delta inspirations took somewhat longer to
     answer. As Jerry Wexler observes in his liner notes, Hammond finally
     dispelled all doubters with this 1992 release, coproduced J.J. Cale. Backed
     on most tracks by Little Charlie & the Nightcats, Hammond proved he can
     step out with a hot band as soulfully as he can accompany himself on
     acoustic guitar and harmonica. The brilliantly chosen program ranges from
     Blind Willie McTell, Howlin' Wolf, and Little Walter to Amos Milburn, Mose
     Allison, and Charles Brown (who makes a guest appearance on a couple of
     tracks). Trouble No More will stand not only as Hammond's best all-around
     album, but one of the definitive blues releases of the '90s.

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