
Play The Blues Vinyl Record
The blues is perhaps one of the most private things from which a human being can suffer. However, to play the blues, and thus to express a manâs innermost feelings and state of mind, is probably the most important task of black music. With Buddy Guy and Junior Wells, we have two disciples from the world of the blues who express their highly personal blues with profound instrumental proficiency. The enormously talented, self-taught guitarist Buddy Guy was ranked 23rd in Rolling Stones magazineâs list â100 Greatest Guitarists of All Timeâ, and several times he was awarded one of the coveted Grammy awards. Junior Wells entered Muddy Watersâ âacademyâ at the tender age of 18 and played the blues harp with enormous passion and virtuosity.
In this recording, the musicians condense their rock playing over a bone-dry bass line to create a mantra-like funky style (âA Man Of Many Wordsâ), passing on with fleet-footed steps to a slender chirping sound on the mandolin with a 12-bar blues construction and creating an earthy groove (âT-Bone Shuffleâ). Then the duo works perseveringly on an unrelenting chord (âA Poor Manâs Pleaâ), only to return to two numbers that pulsate forcefully with a snappy and jagged offbeat (âThis Old Foolâ).
The handpicked band, among them being co-producer Eric Clapton who is eternalized on the rhythm and bottleneck guitar, and the voodoo rocker Dr. John who occasionally contributes his magic on the keyboard, make this album a truly collectible sound experience.
This Speakers Corner LP was remastered using pure analogue components only, from the master tapes through to the cutting head. More information under www.pure-analogue.com.
All royalties and mechanical rights have been paid.
Production: Ahmet Ertegun, Eric Clapton, Michael Cuscuna, Tom Dowd
- 180g 33 RPM with Standard Sleeve
- Remastered from pure analog components
- Recording: October 1970 at Criteria Studios, Miami (FL), by Ron Albert and April 1972 at Intermedia Studios, Boston (MA), by Richard Oulleppe
- Genre: BLUES
- Format Detail: LP Black
- Handling Note: **Please allow an additional 5 business days for this item's shipment.**
- Format: Vinyl
- Released: 8/31/20
- Internal ID: JIT
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The blues is perhaps one of the most private things from which a human being can suffer. However, to play the blues, and thus to express a manâs innermost feelings and state of mind, is probably the most important task of black music. With Buddy Guy and Junior Wells, we have two disciples from the world of the blues who express their highly personal blues with profound instrumental proficiency. The enormously talented, self-taught guitarist Buddy Guy was ranked 23rd in Rolling Stones magazineâs list â100 Greatest Guitarists of All Timeâ, and several times he was awarded one of the coveted Grammy awards. Junior Wells entered Muddy Watersâ âacademyâ at the tender age of 18 and played the blues harp with enormous passion and virtuosity.
In this recording, the musicians condense their rock playing over a bone-dry bass line to create a mantra-like funky style (âA Man Of Many Wordsâ), passing on with fleet-footed steps to a slender chirping sound on the mandolin with a 12-bar blues construction and creating an earthy groove (âT-Bone Shuffleâ). Then the duo works perseveringly on an unrelenting chord (âA Poor Manâs Pleaâ), only to return to two numbers that pulsate forcefully with a snappy and jagged offbeat (âThis Old Foolâ).
The handpicked band, among them being co-producer Eric Clapton who is eternalized on the rhythm and bottleneck guitar, and the voodoo rocker Dr. John who occasionally contributes his magic on the keyboard, make this album a truly collectible sound experience.
This Speakers Corner LP was remastered using pure analogue components only, from the master tapes through to the cutting head. More information under www.pure-analogue.com.
All royalties and mechanical rights have been paid.
Production: Ahmet Ertegun, Eric Clapton, Michael Cuscuna, Tom Dowd
- 180g 33 RPM with Standard Sleeve
- Remastered from pure analog components
- Recording: October 1970 at Criteria Studios, Miami (FL), by Ron Albert and April 1972 at Intermedia Studios, Boston (MA), by Richard Oulleppe
- Genre: BLUES
- Format Detail: LP Black
- Handling Note: **Please allow an additional 5 business days for this item's shipment.**
- Format: Vinyl
- Released: 8/31/20
- Internal ID: JIT














