Omar & the Howlers - Too Much Is Not Enough - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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Too Much is not enough is a completely different approach to Jimmy Reed. The players are so good that the music speaks for itself. The most important reason to these songs they are the last recordings I did with my good friend, Gary Primich. I had planned to do a Jimmy Reed tribute for more than 20 years. My original idea was to an Omar and the Howlers record which featured guest artists playing on some of the tracks. Too Much is not enough is the result of this vision. Omar Kent Dykes wrote when this album was originally released in 2012. It is now reissued as the inaugural title on the Omar Classics Series on Omar's Big Guitar Music tag. This album also features Gary Clark, Jr. On several tracks.
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- GenreBluesDescriptionToo Much is not enough is a completely different approach to Jimmy Reed. The players are so good that the music speaks for itself. The most important reason to these songs they are the last recordings I did with my good friend, Gary Primich. I had planned to do a Jimmy Reed tribute for more than 20 years. My original idea was to an Omar and the Howlers record which featured guest artists playing on some of the tracks. Too Much is not enough is the result of this vision. Omar Kent Dykes wrote when this album was originally released in 2012. It is now reissued as the inaugural title on the Omar Classics Series on Omar's Big Guitar Music tag. This album also features Gary Clark, Jr. On several tracks.ArtistOmar & the HowlersTitleToo Much Is Not EnoughFormatCDLabelBig Guitar Music
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