Buddy Guy - Damn Right I've Got The Blues - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Blues
- Description: CD reissue. Buddy Guy was a guitar legend decades before the of 'Damn Right I've Got The Blues,' (he played with Muddy Waters as a house guitarist at Chess Records in the sixties), but when this great record was released in 1990, he has been at the blues forefront ever since. The album contains a great over eight minutes version of Eddie Boyd's 1952 blues standard InchFive Long Years,Inch John Hiatt's InchWhere Is The Next One Coming FromInch (with Mark Knopfler), InchEarly In The MorningInch featuring Eric Clapton & Jeff Beck, and the poignant tribute to his friend Stevie Ray Vaughn, InchRemembering Stevie,Inch serve notice that Buddy Guy not only hasn't lost anything, but still has plenty to teach the younger crowd. Album Tracks 1. Damn Right, I've Got the Blues 2. Where Is the Next One Coming from 3. Five Long Years 4. Mustang Sally 5. There Is Something on Your Mind 6. Early in the Morning 7. Too Broke to Spend the Night 8. Black Night 9. Let Me Love You Baby 10. Rememberin' Stevie 11. Doin' What I Like Best (Bonus Track) 12. Trouble Don't Last (Bonus Track)
- Artist: Buddy Guy
- Title: Damn Right I've Got The Blues
- Format: CD
- Label: Music on CD
- Release Date: 10/09/2020
- Genre: Blues
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- Product Name: Buddy Guy - Damn Right I've Got The Blues - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 8718627232187
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CD reissue. Buddy Guy was a guitar legend decades before the of 'Damn Right I've Got The Blues,' (he played with Muddy Waters as a house guitarist at Chess Records in the sixties), but when this great record was released in 1990, he has been at the blues forefront ever since. The album contains a great over eight minutes version of Eddie Boyd's 1952 blues standard InchFive Long Years,Inch John Hiatt's InchWhere Is The Next One Coming FromInch (with Mark Knopfler), InchEarly In The MorningInch featuring Eric Clapton & Jeff Beck, and the poignant tribute to his friend Stevie Ray Vaughn, InchRemembering Stevie,Inch serve notice that Buddy Guy not only hasn't lost anything, but still has plenty to teach the younger crowd. Album Tracks 1. Damn Right, I've Got the Blues 2. Where Is the Next One Coming from 3. Five Long Years 4. Mustang Sally 5. There Is Something on Your Mind 6. Early in the Morning 7. Too Broke to Spend the Night 8. Black Night 9. Let Me Love You Baby 10. Rememberin' Stevie 11. Doin' What I Like Best (Bonus Track) 12. Trouble Don't Last (Bonus Track)
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