Elmore James Got To Move (LP)
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Elmore James: Got To Move (LP)
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Interpret: Elmore James
Album titlle: Got To Move (LP)
Genre Blues
- Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
- Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
- Record Grading Mint (M)
- Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Label Charly Records
Artikelart LP
EAN: 4000127806215
- weight in Kg 0.2
James, Elmore - Got To Move (LP) LP 1 | ||||
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01 | Dust My Broom (60s version) | Elmore James | ||
02 | Done Somebody Wrong | Elmore James | ||
03 | Knocking At Your Door | Elmore James | ||
04 | Fine Little Mama | Elmore James | ||
05 | Pickin' The Blues | Elmore James | ||
06 | Strange Angels | Elmore James | ||
07 | My Bleeding Heart | Elmore James | ||
08 | I've Got A Right To Love My Baby | Elmore James | ||
09 | Early One Morning | Elmore James | ||
10 | Look On Yonder Wall | Elmore James | ||
11 | Got To Move | Elmore James | ||
12 | Make My Dreams Come True | Elmore James | ||
13 | It Hurts Me Too (60s version) | Elmore James | ||
14 | Elmore's Contribution To Jazz | Elmore James | ||
15 | Held My Baby Last Night | Elmore James | ||
16 | Everyday I Have The Blues | Elmore James |
Elmore James
It didn't seem to much matter whether Fire Records boss Bobby Robinson booked a studio to record slide guitar master Elmore James in Chicago, New York, or New Orleans. Elmore ripped into his own Shake Your Moneymaker at Cosimo Matassa's self-named studio in the Crescent City during the summer of 1961, the Harlem-based Robinson making the trip down to oversee the session.
After supervising Elmore's '59 comeback hit The Sky Is Crying in Chicago with the guitarist's own Broomdusters in sturdy support (see Disc Five), Robinson had helmed a couple of James dates at Beltone Studios in New York with the cream of the city's blues sessioneers behind him. But Elmore was now living mostly in Jackson, Mississippi (problems with the Chicago musicians union made it all but impossible for him to secure work there), so James met Bobby in the Crescent City to record with his Jackson-based band: Johnny 'Big Moose' Walker rattled the 88s, Sammy Lee Bully stroked the electric bass, and King Mose Taylor was on drums.
The non-union session was held under sweltering conditions that don't seem to have slowed the tough little combo down any; Moneymakerrides a fluid glide that's different from the grinding thrust that his platters traditionally had. This is no Dust My Broom retread, but fresh territory for James, whose vocal is all but unintelligible in spots yet thoroughly compelling from one end to the other. Of course, his savage slide work connects as solidly as ever.
Robinson had searched long and hard to locate Elmore prior to the date that spawned The Sky Is Crying, and the producer remained faithful to him to the end. That sad day arrived unexpectedly on May 24, 1963, when James succumbed to a heart attack at his bassist 'Homesick' James Williamson's house on Chicago's near North Side. He was only 45 and had long suffered from a bad ticker. With help from local deejay Big Bill Hill, Elmore had straightened out his longstanding dispute with the union and was primed to resume performing in the Windy City when he died, as well as planning his first European tour.
The electric blues idiom has seen its share of iconic slide guitarists over the decades. For a great many enthusiasts of the genre, there can be no better example of the crashing power of cold bottleneck or metal tube incisively applied to six amplified strings than the classic lick powering Elmore's Dust My Broom.
Bill Dahl
Chicago, Illinois
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Gute Qualität, insbesondere wenn man mal bedenkt, wann die Aufnahmen gemacht worden sind. Musik dieser Art dhört auf den Plattenteller und nicht in das CD-Fach. Beom Zuhören merkt man sofort, wer hier alles beinflußt worden ist: ZZ-Top, Clapton, Peter Green usw.. Man hat bei einigen Stücken das Gefühl, als wenn hier nur 1 zu 1 kopiert wurde. Nur Elmore ist einfach besser, da das Orginal.

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