Red Hot Mamas
Editorial Reviews
<"b00000013x5540"> Living Blues
Karen Carroll's "Sweet Home Chicago" opens Red Hot Mamas with a couple of verses on which she's accompanied only by the late John Duich's acoustic guitar. Patricia Scott [wife of the late Buddy Scott] deserves to have made her recording debut long ago if "Something You Got," a New Orleans flavored shuffle with excellent Johnny B. Moore guitar, is any indication.... Shirley Johnson's "Unchain My Heart" is a powerful take on the classic song, boosted by a four-piece horn section, background vocal group, and lead guitar from Maurice John Vaughn; "Hold What You've Got," the best vocal track on the CD, is a Joe Tex composition that reveals Johnson's gospel roots right down to a spoken word "sermon" halfway through....
Red Hot Mamas, Music, Various Artists, Blues, Blues Collections, Blues Music, Chicago Blues, Contemporary Blues, Electric Chicago Blues, Modern Electric Blues, Modern Electric Chicago Blues, Pop, Post-Bop, Soul-Blues, V/a Compilations
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Recommended Music:
Best of Velfarre 2000 [Import]
Lord Berners: Complete Vocal and Solo Piano Music
L'Héritage de Rodzinski, Volume Two [The Rodzinski Edition, Volume 2]
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In the Hood: Remix [CD-single]
Flashback Rondo Veneziano [Import]
Herbert Howells: Hymnus Paradisi/An English Mass
Kick [Original recording remastered]