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Jimmy Reed at Carnegie Hall [Super Audio Hybrid CD] by Jimmy (Blues) Reed (CD, Jun-2004, Audio Fidelity)
(CD, 2004)
Primary Artist: Jimmy (Blues) Reed
Despite the title, JIMMY REED AT CARNEGIE HALL is not a live album, but a recreation of a Jimmy Reed...
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Format: CD
Jun 2004
Record Label: Audio Fidelity
Recording Type: Studio
UPC: 780014202026 |
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Track Listing
1. Bright Lights, Big City
2. I'm Mr. Luck
3. Baby What's Wrong
4. Found Joy
5. Kind of Lonesome
6. Aw Shucks Hush Your Mouth
7. Tell Me You Love Me
8. Blue Carnegie
9. I'm a Love You
10. Hold Me Close
11. Blue Blue Water
12. Baby What You Want Me to Do
13. You Don't Have to Go
14. Hush-Hush
15. Found Love
16. Honest I Do
17. You Got Me Dizzy
18. Big Boss Man
19. Take Out Some Insurance
20. Boogie in the Dark
21. Going to New York
22. Ain't That Lovin' Baby
23. Sun Is Shining, The
| Details | | Producer: | Calvin Carter | | Distributor: | Select-O-Hits | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Despite the title, JIMMY REED AT CARNEGIE HALL is not a live album, but a recreation of a Jimmy Reed Carnegie Hall performance. The songs are not the original recordings, but new versions recorded in 1961.Personnel: Jimmy Reed (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Eddie Taylor, Lonnie Brooks, Phil Upchurch, Lefty Bates (guitar); Willie Dixon (double bass); Earl Phillips (drums); Mary Reed (background vocals).Liner Note Author: Pete Welding.While the title is something of a misnomer, LIVE AT CARNEGIE HALL is nonetheless an essential part of the Jimmy Reed catalog. It was made in the wake of (and intended to capitalize on) Reed's highly publicized Carnegie concert in 1961, but was in fact was recorded entirely in the studio. Whatever its origins, it stands as a stellar batch of Reed's greatest tunes, including "Baby What You Want Me To Do," "Bright Lights Big City," etc. This release takes the career-summary angle even further by appending Vee-Jay's BEST OF JIMMY REED to the CARNEGIE tracks. Appropriately, this was the album that introduced much of the world to the blues giant's laid-back charms.
Industry Reviews
[This] provides the strongest overview of Reed's work currently available on a single CD.
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