Artist..........: Lucky Peterson
Album...........: Heart Of Pain
Genre...........: Blues
Label...........: JSP Records
Catnr...........: JSP8824
Source..........: CDDA
Rip.Date........: 04-05-2010
Street.Date.....: 29-01-2010
Quality.........: VBR/44.1kHz/Joint Stereo
Url.............: http://www.myspace.com/luckypetersonmusic
Size............: 63.22MB
Song.Title :
01. Out Of The Frying Pan Into The Fire 3:17
02. Heart Of Pain 4:49
03. A Woman Don't Care 4:00
04. I Will Survive 3:34
05. Age Ain't Nothing But A Number 3:52
06. Oh Baby 3:27
07. He's The Answer 4:20
08. Brown Can't Be Bad 5:22
09. Lucky's 88 5:16
10. Bound To Make You Love Me 3:53
11. I Won't Be Found 3:17
Runtime: 45:07 min
Release.Info :
Lucky Peterson's journey through the blues has been a long and labyrinthine one.
A child prodigy, he scored his first hit at the age of six, appeared on both the
Tonight Show and Ed Sullivan, and was a longtime member of Bobby "Blue" Bland's
traveling and recording band before he got his own shot as a leader in the '80s.
He's a notable guitarist who also plays a hell of a piano and a Hammond B-3, is
a fine vocalist and arranger. He's recorded jazz and gospel albums -- he
collaborated with Mavis Staples on the excellent Spirituals & Gospel: Dedicated
to Mahalia Jackson. Heart of Pain is a return to (mostly) contemporary
Chicago-style blues, on which Peterson plays lead guitar, keyboards, and sings.
He is backed by his current road band and a three-piece horn section. Heart of
Pain is his third recording for Great Britain's JSP imprint, and quite solid. It
contains 11 tracks of old-school Chicago blues beginning with a rollicking
reading of John Steadman's and Steve Washington's "Out of the Frying Pan and
into the Fire" (they wrote the majority of the tunes here). The I-IV-V
progression features a killer piano break from Peterson. The title track
highlights Peterson's guitar muscle with a deeply soulful vocal. There is a
slick gospel number on the set called "He's the Answer," penned with his sister,
Tamara, who offers a fine duet performance. Another roadhouse rocker is the
stellar "I Will Survive," with its punchy horns, B-3, and stinging guitar fills.
There's a strutting piano workout called "Lucky's 88" and the set closes with
the funky "I Won't Be Found," featuring a swaggering horn chart. In sum, this is
a great place to catch Peterson at what he does best, and yet another chapter in
his blues sojourn.
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