The Butthole Surfers - Independent Worm Saloon - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

CD reissue. Buddy Guy is an exponent of the Chicago blues and has influenced eminent guitarists including Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Jeff Beck, Joe Bonamassa and John Mayer. 'Sweet Tea' is essentially a covers album where Buddy delves into Mississippi hill country blues covering songs from several of those genres big names. Guy covers no less than four Junior Kimbrough songs on this one. Much of this album is what today is known as trance blues with long sometimes meandering trance inducing jams. From the 12-minute 'I Got to Try It, Girl' to the closing Guy composition 'It's a Jungle Out There', 'Sweet Tea' has all the hallmarks of a classic blues album.

Austin's longtime favorites Butthole Surfers are back with a highly anticipated new album. They've been infiltrating the American public with appearances on Nintendo's TV commercials. They had a track on the Dumb And Dumber soundtrack. Their singer jams with Johnny Depp. They've been releasing albums since 1981 and have garnered a strong fan base. Put it all together and it spells InchsalesInch. Tracks include the first single/video InchPepper,Inch InchBirdsInch and InchCough Syrup.Inch

Volume 2! Recorded live in a resort lounge in the beautiful San Juans Islands - this is classic jazz/lounge piano and vocals with Bill Evans undertones! Frank Sinatra called Joe Massters 'one of the best saloon singers in the business.' in the early 50's. Pony Boy Records.2005.