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Jimmy's Blues 1945 - 1951 [ CD / Album ]

Jimmy's Blues 1945 - 1951

SKU: CD21605 Barcode: 0824046510121
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  • Released Date: 22 Sep 2003

  • Genre: Blues

Our Take

Welcome, lovely readers, to the world of Jimmy McCracklin, the man who brought the blues to life in the 1940s and 1950s with his infectious energy and soulful tunes. Step back in time with me as we dive into his album "Jimmys Blues 1945-1951" and get ready to groove like it's nobody's business.

From the moment the snare drum kicks off the opening track, you know you're in for a wild ride. McCracklin's gravelly voice cuts through the air like a knife, painting vivid pictures of heartbreak and longing with each word he sings. The raw emotion in his vocals is matched only by the power of his piano playing, which never fails to get the toes tapping and the hips swaying.

Tracks like "Miss Mattie Left Me" and "Blues For The People" showcase McCracklin's range as a musician, switching effortlessly between slow, soulful ballads and upbeat, jazzy numbers. Each song tells a story, drawing the listener in and leaving them hanging on every word.

But perhaps the most impressive thing about "Jimmys Blues 1945-1951" is McCracklin's ability to make old-school blues feel fresh and exciting. Even after all these years, his music still sounds as vibrant and relevant as ever, proving that great music truly is timeless.

So if you're in the mood for some classic blues with a modern twist, do yourself a favour and give Jimmy McCracklin a listen. You won't be disappointed.

Track Listing

Disc: 1
1. Miss Mattie Left Me
2. Mean Mistreated Lover
3. Highway 101
4. Baby Don't You Want to Go
5. You Deceived Me
6. Roack And Rye Part 1
7. Rock And Rye Part 2
8. You Had Your Chance
9. Special for You
10. Rock and Rye
11. Miss Minnie Lee Blues
12. Bad Luck and Trouble
13. Railroad Blues
14. Jimmy' Blues
15. Southside Mood
16. I Can't Understand Love
17. Looking for a Woman
18. You Don't Love Me
19. I'm Gonna Have My Fun
20. True Love Blues
21. Rockin' Man
22. I Am Tired
23. That's Life
24. What's Your Phone Number
25. Movin' On Down the Line

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About the artist

Jimmy McCracklin

Jimmy McCracklin: The Underrated King of West Coast Rhythm and Blues Jimmy McCracklin may not be a household name like Ray Charles or B.B. King, but make no mistake - this man is a legend in his own right. With a career spanning over six decades, McCracklin has left an indelible mark on the music industry with his unique blend of R&B, blues, and soul. Born in St. Louis in 1921, McCracklin began his musical journey at a young age, playing piano and singing in local clubs. He eventually made his way to the West Coast, where he quickly became a staple of the vibrant Oakland music scene. With his distinctive voice and dynamic stage presence, McCracklin soon caught the attention of record labels and audiences alike. Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, McCracklin churned out hit after hit, including classics like "The Walk" and "Just Got to Know." His innovative use of horns and piano set him apart from his peers, earning him a reputation as a true innovator in the world of rhythm and blues. But despite his success, McCracklin never quite received the recognition he deserved. Perhaps it was his refusal to conform to industry norms, or his penchant for pushing boundaries and experimenting with different styles. Whatever the reason, one thing is clear - Jimmy McCracklin is a force to be reckoned with, and his music will stand the test of time. So the next time you're in the mood for some soul-stirring, foot-stomping rhythm and blues, look no further than Jimmy McCracklin. Trust us, you won't be disappointed.

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