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Dr. Ross - Boogie Disease
Styles: Country Blues
Label: Arhoolie
Released: 1992
File: mp3 @320K/s
Size: 152,6 MB
Time: 66:12
Art: full
1. Boogie Disease - 2:36
2. Going To The River - 3:31
3. Good Thing Blues - 5:01
4. Turkey Leg Woman - 2:36
5. Country Clown - 2:38
6. My Bebop Gal - 2:44
7. Memphis Boogie - 2:55
8. Shake 'Em On Down - 2:51
9. Down South Blues - 3:05
10. Shake A My Hand - 2:34
11. Little Soldier Boy - 3:03
12. Mississippi Blues - 2:28
13. Going Back South - 2:36
14. Dr. Ross (Chicago) Break Down - 3:02
15. Taylor Mae - 2:51
16. Texas Hop - 2:50
17. Chicago Breakdown - 3:02
18. Juke Box Boogie - 3:03
19. Feel So Sad - 2:33
20. Polly Put Your Kettle On - 3:06
21. Industrial Avenue Boogie - 4:24
22. Downtown Boogie - 2:32
Personnel:
Doctor Ross (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, harmonica)
Wiley Gatlin (vocals, guitar)
Henry Hill (piano)
Barber Parker (drums)
Reubin Martin (washboard).
Notes: Dr. Ross, The Harmonica Boss, was one of the truly original personalities on the postwar Blues scene. A one-man band, playing the guitar left-handed with a harmonica on a rack around his neck, Dr. Ross produced some of the most hypnotic, John Lee Hooker-like boogie rhythms ever to come out of the Mississippi Delta.
These are his first and best recordings. Recorded in Memphis between 1951 and 1954.
This one will make your teeth rattle. A veteran of the early-'50s Sun Studio in Memphis, Ross became known as the "one-man band," a routine gleaned from his mentor Joe Hill Louis. He plays both fine harp (out of the Sonny Boy I mold) and exciting rhythm guitar characterized by churning, mesmerizing rhythms spiced by treble fills. These 22 infectious tracks are the good doctor's very first recordings, and they present him with rhythm section -- a style that predates his "one-man" days.
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