Jimmy_Thackery_With_The_Cate_Brothers-In_The_Natural_State-2006-SSR

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2006-07-20

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        :: Release Info:
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        :: Artist......> Jimmy Thackery with the Cate Brothers
        :: Title.......> In the Natural State
        :: Label.......> Rykodisc
        :: Genre.......> Blues
        :: Rip.Date....> 07.20.2006
        :: Street.Date.> 06.27.2006
        :: Source......> CDDA
        :: Quality.....> VBRkbps - Joint-Stereo
        :: Play Time...> 51:08 min
        :: URL.........> n/a


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        :: Track Listing:
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        :: 01. Out of Mississippi
        :: 02. Arky Shuffle
        :: 03. I Got A Rich Man's Woman
        :: 04. Levee Prayer
        :: 05. Ain't that A Lot of Love
        :: 06. I'll Come Running Back to You
        :: 07. Hoodoo Man Blues
        :: 08. Snatch it Back and Hold it
        :: 09. Howlin for My Darling
        :: 10. Tell Me Goodbye
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        :: Release Notes:
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        ::  Arkansas, home to ex-Nighthawks guitarslinger Jimmy Thackery
        ::  and his friends and guests Earl and Ernie Cate (guitar and
        ::  keyboards, respectively), is nicknamed "the Natural State."
        ::  But the natural state for these three musicians is really
        ::  somewhere between traditional blues fervor and
        ::  knuckle-busting guitar hypnosis. This disc kicks in with the
        ::  latter: "Out of Mississippi" is a big-bottomed, blustery
        ::  riff-fest. Yet two tunes later they're adopting Muddy
        ::  Waters's "I Got a Rich Man's Woman." Thackery's slide
        ::  whinnies with a sensitivity near the old master's as the
        ::  Cates paste down a powerhouse Chicago shuffle. And so it
        ::  goes, ricocheting between the past and present. They summon
        ::  the spirit of fellow Arkansan Junior Wells in "Snatch It Back
        ::  and Hold It" and "Hoodoo Man Blues." But the most emotional
        ::  number is Thackery's flood ballad "Levee Prayer," which is
        ::  all restraint and subtle six-string colors until the finale,
        ::  when his dark-toned solo enters like inexorable waters to
        ::  claim the song. The disc ends with Thackery's "Tell Me
        ::  Goodbye," a paean to '50s sock-hop rock that's got a chordal
        ::  guitar break as sweet as his innocent lost-puppy-love lyrics.
        ::  --Ted Drozdowski
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        ::               Buy it if you like it!!
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