BOB CORRITORE & FRIENDS * SPIDER IN MY STEW *
Estamos ante uno de los discos del año , sin duda nos avanzamos en nuestro parecer puesto que apenas si llegamos al transcurso de la mitad de este 2021 , pero según nuestra modesta opinion el album que os presentamos tiene muchos número para figurar en el ranking de lo mejor del año , por lo menos seguro puede estar entre los diez mejores.... el elenco que presenta BOB CORRITORE es deslumbrante , la producción y el resultado creemos que no le va a la zaga.... A ver que os parece ..............
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2021 – Vizztone
Release Date : May 14, 2021
By Phillip Smith; May 08, 2021
Taking into consideration all his own records in addition to all the others he’s played on, Bob Corritorehas appeared on over a hundred albums in his career. In that time, he’s acquired a hell of a lot of friends. Thirty-eight of them appear on his new fourteen-track disc Spider in My Stew, making for one of the hottest straight-up blues albums this year.
The fabulous voice of OscarWilson (Cash Box Kings) takes command as he joins Tony Tomlinson (guitar), Patrick Skog (bass), and Alan West (drums) of the Fremonts to kick the album off with a swanky cover of Fenton Robinson’s1957 single “Tennessee Woman”. Shea Marshall’s contributions on piano and sax gives it the perfect finishing touch. Sugarray Rayford, one of my favorite singers these past few years, belts out one of his own songs “Big Mama’s Soul Food, joined by Kid Ramosand Johnny Main on guitar. This one has me jonesing for a meal at Miss Polly’s on Beale Street in Memphis. The great Johnny Rawlslends himself and a song as well. “Sleeping With the Blues” is smothered in his trademark style of soulful blues. Bob Welsh on piano and John Primeron guitar and vocals rip it up on a splendid cover of the J.B. Lenoirsong, “Mama Talk to Your Daughter”. With Alabama Mike taking the mic, and Junior Watson (the Mighty Flyers, Canned Heat) on guitar, “Look Out” absolutely cooks. I dig the groove. The rhythm really takes a hold on this one.
I love the Willie Dixontribute which packs three of his songs right in a row. “Don’t Mess With the Messer” gets this batch started with Diunna Greenleaf on vocals and Jimi ‘Primetime’ Smith on guitar. That is followed by title-track “Spider in My Stew” which hosts a dynamic duo of Lurrie Bell and Bob Margolin. Corritore pours his soul into the song, as Bell and Margolin duke it out on guitar. Bell takes the mic on this one, and it sounds great. The Willie Dixon three-fer concludes with a rollicking standout recording of “Wang Dang Doodle” with Bill ‘Howl-N-MAdd’ Perry and his daughter Shy Perry.
Blues fans will surely want to pick up this all-star blues record. It’s fantastic!
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Vizztone is very proud to announce new album SPIDER IN MY STEW from Bob Corritore is available for pre-order TODAY! 📀 Street Date: 5/14
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Harmonica Ace Bob Corritore throws some wild blues parties and you are invited to enjoy his latest. SPIDER IN MY STEW continues Bob’s musical adventures with a fresh batch of 14 new selections featuring some of the greatest artists in the blues today! Amazing vocals, killer bands, memorable songs, passionate performances, and Bob’s exquisite harp!
With Special Guests: Sugaray Rayford, Lurrie Bell, John Primer, Alabama Mike, Diunna Greenleaf, Francine Reed, Johnny Rawls, Oscar Wilson, Willie Buck, Bill & Shy Perry, Bob Stroger, Bob Margolin, Junior Watson, Kid Ramos, Johnny Main, Jimi “Primetime” Smith, Adrianna Marie, L.A. Jones, Fred Kaplan, Doug James, and more!
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