Lurrie Bell Blues Caravan, Live At Pit In 1982 (CD)

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(1982 'P-Vine') (47:11/09) 'Recorded live at Roppongi Pitt Inn, Tokyo, Japan - October... mehr

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Lurrie Bell: Blues Caravan, Live At Pit In 1982 (CD)

(1982 'P-Vine') (47:11/09) 'Recorded live at Roppongi Pitt Inn, Tokyo, Japan - October 4, 1982' - Japanischer Import. Neuauflage des fantastischen Livealbums, mit dem sich Lurrie aus dem Schatten seines Vaters Carey befreite. Begleitet von starken japanischen Musikern beweist Lurrie, warum er in jenen Tagen mit seiner gefühlvollen Art, Gitarre zu spielen, als größtes Talent des Blues in Chicago galt. Ausgezeichnete Aufnahme. Sehr zu empfehlen

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Interpret: Lurrie Bell
Albumtitel: Blues Caravan, Live At Pit In 1982 (CD)
Label P-VINE
Genre Blues
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4995879202012
Gewicht in Kg: 0.107

Bell, Lurrie - Blues Caravan, Live At Pit In 1982 (CD) CD 1
01	I'll Be Your 44	Lurrie Bell
02	Honest I Do	Lurrie Bell
03	I've Got To Leave Chi-Town	Lurrie Bell
04	Everyday I Have The Blues	Lurrie Bell
05	I Can't Shake This Feeling	Lurrie Bell
06	Just A Little Bit	Lurrie Bell
07	Everybody Knows About My Good Thing	Lurrie Bell
08	Mystery Train	Lurrie Bell
09	Take Me To The River	Lurrie Bell

Lurrie Bell By the time Lurrie Bell (born December 13. 1958) was in his early twenties, he was... mehr

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"Lurrie Bell"

Lurrie Bell

By the time Lurrie Bell (born December 13. 1958) was in his early twenties, he was the Next Great Hope of Chicago blues. Well steeped in the idiom via his harmonica great father Carey Bell, his Godfather Eddie C. Campbell. and a circle of well-known friends and relatives, he made his studio debut in 1977, record-ing behind his father (later issued as Heartaches And Pain, Delmark 666) and Campbell. drafted to add funk to the bass line on the title track of Eddie's King Of The Jungle album while on hand to watch his father participate. A 1978 trip to Berlin with the New Generation Of Chicago Blues pack-age and a stint with Koko Taylor gave him his first real road exposure. In 1982 he and Carey record-ed Son Of A Gun for Rooster Blues.

Life seemed full of possibilities. But what Lurrie calls "my trials" are well-known (many are chronicled in the remarkable DVD Mercurial Son and a chapter in David Whiteis' excellent book Chicago Blues: Portraits and Stories): substance abuse, living on the streets, then. as he was regaining his bearings, the loss of his twin babies a few weeks apart, his devoted lady Susan Greenberg and finally his father in 2007. I have told Lurrie more than once that he is the most inspirational person I know. It's not just that he's persevered through such a daunting barrage.

It's that he never lets his knees buckle; it's close enough for horseshoes to all sunny side up and indefatigably positive. Lurrie has held on to faith and music for sustenance. With those allies, and the love and sup-port of an impressive roster of friends and family, he has managed to rack up accolades. recognition like multiple Living Blues Artist and Guitarist Of The Year awards and a 3Arts Grant. and more raves and renown for his recent CD The Devil Ain't Got No Music (including the French 12Acadernie du Jazz Prix Du Blues Award for Best Blues Recording of 2012) and his tracks on both volumes of the highly acclaimed Chicago Blues: A Living History gather-ings (netting a Grammy nomination).

As part of the belated stabilization and renais-sance of his career, Lurrie's last two CDs (on his Aria BG label, named for his surviving daughter) have been about stretching him (successfully) to showcase the breadth as well as the magnitude of his art (and to fulfill a long-held goal of his and Susan's of recording some of the gospel on which he was raised as a church musician during his southern childhood years).

While Lurrie demon-strated convincingly how interesting his facets can be and how boldly he can meet artistic challenges, for this project he just wanted to get back to the solid foundation of Chicago-styled traditional guitar blues, done with his rare blend of reverence, in-volvement and individuality and framed largely by and picked a balanced program's worth of keepers. With a little nudging, he wrote a nicely varied three more. "24 Hour Blues" is a loping shuffle with a groove evocative of Magic Slim, recorded on the sad day of our longtime friend's passing (February 21)

Ifs not just that he's persevered through such a daunting barrage. Its that he never lets his knees buckle: it's close enough for horseshoes to all sunny side up and indefatigably positive."
-DICK SHURMAN

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