Omar_And_The_Howlers-Courts_Of_Lulu-CD-FLAC-1992-401

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2026-03-19

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     Artist......: Omar & The Howlers
     Album.......: Courts Of Lulu

     Source......: CD
     Label.......: Provogue
     Genre.......: Blues


     Tracks......: 13
     Bitrate.....: 857 kbps avg
     Playtime....: 00:45:48  (293.MB)
     Rls date....: 2026-03-19
     Store date..: 1992-04-08
     Encoder.....: FLAC 1.3.1
     Url.........: http://www.omarandthehowlers.com/



     01 Rose Tattoo                                                      3:28
     02 Do It For Daddy                                                  3:35
     03 False Faces                                                      2:56
     04 Pushin' Fire                                                     4:54
     05 Booger Boy                                                       2:42
     06 Jumpin' The Gun                                                  2:56
     07 I've Tried                                                       4:03
     08 Firewalker                                                       3:14
     09 Special Love                                                     3:27
     10 Scared To Speak                                                  3:02
     11 I'm Wild About You                                               4:30
     12 Moon Bit Fool                                                    3:43
     13 South Congress Blues                                             3:18



     Omar & The Howlers' misadventures at the majors began when they trimmed the
     blues and padded the rock. Since returning to Rounder/Bullseye, they have
     smartly managed to keep the balance, and that's the case on their latest.
     The 13 tracks alternate between boogie shuffles, swaggering wailers, and
     heartache testimonies, with Omar's flailing guitar and spiraling harmonica
     nicely backed by his trio and such assistants as organist Reese Wynans,
     vocalist Kris McKay and saxophonist John Mills. Plenty of blues and more
     than enough rock fervor.

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