R.L. Burnside - Raw Electric: 1970-1980 - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Blues
- Description: R.L. BURNSIDE & THE SOUND MACHINE - R.L. Burnside is one of the most recognized bluesmen in the world. For years he mesmerized audiences with his unique North Mississippi Hill Country Blues style and influenced a new generation of blues musicians. University of Memphis professor, David Evans, recognized Burnside's extraordinary talent while he was still working in the cotton fields in North Mississippi. The seventeen tracks on InchRaw Electric 1979-1980Inch reveal R.L.'s true talent. Most of the recordings were made at Burnside's home near Independence, Mississippi, with a live audience participating. Album Tracks 1. My Woman Done Left Me 2. You Don't Love Me 3. Dust My Broom 4. Pretty Woman 5. Last Night I Love the Best Friend I Ever Had 1. Slippin' and Slidin' 2. Going Down South 3. Rolling and Tumbling 4. How Many More Years 1. Well, Well, Well 2. Leave Me and My Woman Alone Friend of Mine 3. My Baby Caught the Train Who's Been Talkin' 4. Scrambling for My Shoes Walking Blues 1. Sitting on the Top of the World 2. Searching for My Baby 3. Going Away, Baby 4. Jumper Hanging Out on the Line
- Artist: R.L. Burnside
- Title: Raw Electric: 1970-1980
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Highwater Records
- Release Date: 03/03/2023
- Genre: Blues
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- Product Name: R.L. Burnside - Raw Electric: 1970-1980 - VINYL LP
- UPC: 097037372835
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