Mojo Buford - Mojo Workin' - VINYL LP

Limited purple colored vinyl LP pressing. Foghat continues to appeal to fans of all ages because their music is timeless. They are still touring relentlessly and playing with an energy that perpetuates youthful exuberance, no matter how old they may be. On SONIC MOJO, founding member, drummer Roger Earl is joined by guitarist, engineer and co-producer Bryan Bassett (Wild Cherry, Molly Hatchet), bassist Rodney O' Quinn (Pat Travers Band), and on lead vocals and guitar, Scott Holt (Buddy Guy). Three songs on SONIC MOJO have special meaning for Roger Earl, as they were co-written by Kim Simmonds, the man who gave Roger his first break back in 1967 as a member of Savoy Brown. Sadly, shortly after writing these songs, Kim passed away. Album Tracks 1. She's a Little Bit of Everything 2. I Don't Appreciate You 3. Mean Woman Blues 4. Drivin' on 5. Let Me Love You Baby 6. How Many More Years 7. Song for the Life 8. Wish I'd a Been There 9. Time Slips Away 10. Black Days & Blue Nights 11. Promised Land

GREAT LOST ALBUM BY N.C. LEGEND SAM MOSS IS DISCOVERED, MIXED FOR DELUXE produced by Chris Stamey In Winston-Salem, N.C., guitarist Sam Moss is a legend. A superior, highly versatile musician whose advocacy for the blues and mastery of the nuances of electric blues-based soloing somewhat paralleled Mike Bloomfield's in Chicago, Moss was an inspiring, charismatic mentor to generations of North Carolina rockers, including Let's Active and The dB's. He was a larger-than-life character whose club appearances astounded local audiences, yet he never released a record in his lifetime. So, producer Chris Stamey was thrilled to discover, in 2020, on the end of an old tape, forgotten masters of Blues Approved, a spectacular Stax- and Muscle Shoalsinfluenced solo record, made with Mitch Easter in 1977. This Inchgreat lostInch record reveals that Moss was also a soulful songwriter and singer. It has now been carefully remixed and produced for , with a deluxe booklet featuring detailed liner notes and bio, session notes by Easter, and lots of vivid color photos. Peter Holsapple (The dB's) says, InchSam Moss was an inspiration to so many of us; with the of Blues Approved, people everywhere will understand why.InchBlues Approved will be released on CD and digitally by Schoolkids Records on January 28, 2022, with a vinyl edition to follow in the summer. Mitch Easter of Let's Active recalls InchSam wrote interesting songs that almost always had a blues angle, but he brought in a lot of elements from elsewhere.Inch But the material then sat on the shelf, unreleased, as Moss opened a vintage guitar store, selling internationally to rock stars and other celebrities for several decades. On July 30, 2021, the City of Winston-Salem honored Moss with a sidewalk star in the city's Walk of Fame downtown.01 Rooster Blood02 King of My Hill03 Ain't That Peculiar04 Vida Blanche05 If You See

Formed in the summer of 1965 by brothers Michael and Dan Erlewine, The Prime Movers Blues Band's dedication was the stuff of legend. Refusing to adopt a faux British Invasion look and turning down an offer from Motown, they played their style of Chicago-inspired blues relentlessly around the Detroit area. Featuring the Inchraw powerInch of a young James Osterberg on drums (who also lends vocals on their sizzling styling of InchI'm A ManInch), this first-ever collection of The Prime Movers Blues Band's recordings includes liner notes from bandleader Michael Erlewine! Before James Osterberg was Iggy Pop, before Robert Sheff went by InchBlueInch Gene Tyranny, and before J.C. Crawford whipped crowds of MC5 fans into a frenzy, they all played in the Erlewine brothers' Butterfield Blues Band-influenced outfit, hustling around the Motor City and more. Previously unavailable in any , Modern Harmonic is proud to present this inaugural offering from The Prime Movers Blues Band on vinyl 2LP fittingly pressed at Third Man in Detroit.