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░█████▓█████▓██ ▌Artist__│ Z.Z. Hill ██▓█████▓█████░
░████▓▓██▒██▓██ ▌Title___│ Thrill On The Z.Z. Hill (1984) ██▓█████▓▓████░
░████▓███▒██▓██ ▌Label___│ Essential Media Group ██▓██▒███▓████░
░████▓███▒██▓██ ▌Genre___│ Blues ██▓██▒███▓████░
░████▓███▒██▓██ ▌Format__│ Album (Remastered) ██▓██▒███▓████░
░████▓███▒██▓██ ▌Year____│ 2013 ██▓██▒███▓████░
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░░████▓█████▓██ ▌Time____│ 26:19 ██▓█████▓████░░
░░░████▓████▓██ ▌Size____│ 67.01 MB ██▓████▓████░░░
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░░░░░░████▓▓▓██ ▌Bitrate_│ 320 kbps ██▓▓▓████░░░░░░
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░░ 01. I Think I'd Do It 2:09
░░ 02. Early In The Morning 3:56
░░ 03. Hold Back (One Man At A Time) 3:19
░░ 04. Put A Little Love In Your Heart 2:53
░░ 05. Faithful And True 5:30
░░ 06. Just As I Am 3:40
░░ 07. Touch 'em With Love 2:32
░░ 08. The Z.Z. Thrill 2:20
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░░ Texas-born singer Z.Z. Hill managed to resuscitate both his own
░░ semi-flagging career and the entire genre at large when he signed on at
░░ Jackson, Mississippi-based Malaco Records in 1980 and began growling his
░░ way through some of the most uncompromising blues to be unleashed on
░░ Black radio stations in many a moon. His impressive 1982 Malaco album
░░ Down Home Blues remained on Billboard's soul album charts for nearly two
░░ years, an extraordinary run for such a blatantly bluesy LP. His songs
░░ "Down Home Blues" and "Somebody Else Is Steppin' In" have graduated into
░░ the ranks of legitimate blues standards.
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░░ Arzell Hill started out singing gospel with a quintet called the
░░ Spiritual Five, but the output of B.B. King, Bobby Bland, and especially
░░ Sam Cooke made a more indelible mark on his approach. He began gigging
░░ around Dallas, fashioning his distinctive initials after those of B.B.
░░ King. When his older brother Matt Hill (a budding record producer with
░░ his own label, M.H.) invited Z.Z. to go west to Southern California, the
░░ young singer did.
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░░ His debut single on M.H., the gutsy shuffle "You Were Wrong" (recorded in
░░ an L.A. garage studio), showed up on the pop chart for a week in 1964.
░░ With such a relatively successful showing his first time out, Hill's fine
░░ subsequent singles for the Bihari Brothers' Kent logo should have been
░░ even bigger. However, "I Need Someone (To Love Me)," "Happiness Is All I
░░ Need," and a raft of other deserving Kent 45s (many produced and arranged
░░ by Maxwell Davis) went nowhere commercially for the singer. Excellent
░░ singles for Atlantic, Mankind, and Hill (another imprint operated by
░░ brother Matt, who served as Z.Z.'s producer for much of his career)
░░ preceded a 1972 hookup with United Artists that resulted in three albums
░░ and six R&B chart singles over the next couple of years.
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░░ From there, Z.Z. moved on to Columbia, where his 1977 single "Love Is So
░░ Good When You're Stealing It" became his biggest-selling hit of all. But
░░ Hill's vocal grit was never more effective than on his blues-soaked
░░ Malaco output. From 1980 until 1984, when he died suddenly of a heart
░░ attack, Z.Z. bravely led a personal back-to-the-blues campaign that
░░ doubtless helped to fuel the subsequent contemporary blues boom. It's a
░░ shame he couldn't stick around to see it blossom.
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