1956-1958 Cobra Recordings

1956-1958 Cobra Recordings

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These are classic sides of groaning Chicago blues. Otis Rush began his career on the heels of Muddy Waters's success. The blues had become electrified and developed from a solo player's medium into the modern band sound. With these debut recordings, Rush pushed the envelope. He creates an altogether more urban sound, built around his stinging guitar runs. He is backed by Chicago greats like Willie Dixon, Louis Myers, and Fred Below. This isn't a light or joyous music, but it's a gripping and compelling experience. When Rush titles a song "Groaning the Blues," you know why. "Double Trouble" is doomy and stirring. Several tracks are producer's attempts at more commercial sounds for Rush, and though they are nowhere near as good, they're a welcome reprieve. You'll listen to this repeatedly. --Robert Gordon

1956-1958 Cobra Recordings, Music, Otis Rush, Blues, Blues Music, Pop

1956-1958 Cobra Recordings

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Music:

1. A Fist Full Of Riffs
2. A Many Too Few
3. Ace of Harps
4. After Hours
5. All Blues'd Up! [Import]
6. As & Bs Scrapbook [Import]
7. At Last [Extra tracks] [Original recording remastered]
8. Back on Track
9. Band In The Pocket #2
10. Bed Spring Poker [Import]

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