Rockin' Johnny Burgin Greetings From Greaseland

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(2015/West Tone Records) 11 tracks. Rockin' Johnny Burgin - gtr/voc/hca, Aki Kumar - hca, Kid... mehr

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Rockin' Johnny Burgin: Greetings From Greaseland

(2015/West Tone Records) 11 tracks.
Rockin' Johnny Burgin - gtr/voc/hca, Aki Kumar - hca, Kid Anderson - gtr, Vance Ehlers - bass, June Core - drums.

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Interpret: Rockin' Johnny Burgin
Albumtitel: Greetings From Greaseland
Genre Blues
Label West Tone Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127788382
Gewicht in Kg: 0.04

Burgin, Rockin' Johnny - Greetings From Greaseland CD 1
01	Love Me Like I Want It	Rockin' Johnny Burgin
02	Cold Chills	Rockin' Johnny Burgin
03	She's A Hit	Rockin' Johnny Burgin
04	The Western Horizon	Rockin' Johnny Burgin
05	Telephone Angel	Rockin' Johnny Burgin
06	The House Of The Rising Sun	Rockin' Johnny Burgin
07	Empty Bed Blues	Rockin' Johnny Burgin
08	Havana Rock	Rockin' Johnny Burgin
09	Tribute To Big John Wrencher	Rockin' Johnny Burgin
10	Homework	Rockin' Johnny Burgin
11	Tell The World I Do	Rockin' Johnny Burgin

Rockin' Johnny In mid-1990s Chicago, musical worlds burgeoned, collided and cohered. Young... mehr

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"Rockin' Johnny Burgin"

Rockin' Johnny

In mid-1990s Chicago, musical worlds burgeoned, collided and cohered. Young jazz players crafted their own take on different traditions. Rockers turned toward country. A few became rock stars. Through it all, blues singer/ guitarist Rockin' Johnny Burgin set his own pace. Back then, and today, a slew of disciples of this city's 12-bar traditions turned their tributes into overwrought clichés. Rockin' Johnny stood apart from all of that. He absorbed the right lesson from West and South Side mentors.

That was: economy should be a blues musician's ally. Pack a world into a few sharp notes and let the spaces sing for themselves. At the same time, Johnny stayed hungry enough to book his own groups throughout large cities and small towns, and tells that story in the song Shoe Leather And Tire Rubber. Meanwhile, he sharpened his skills when he served as a sideman for such legends as Tail Dragger, Jimmy Burns, Sam Lay, Pinetop Perkins, Billy Boy Arnold, Little Arthur Duncan and Jimmy Lee Robinson. Some outside gigs added fuel for his originality—like a memorable night at Beat Kitchen working alongside perverse R&B singer Andre Williams.

But when that decade ended, Johnny walked away from music. Johnny's early and, ultimately, brief time away from the stage echoed Wes Montgomery's decision in the early 1950s to hold factory jobs: the jazz guitarist had a a family to support, and remarked, "What I wanted to do didn't matter as much as what I had to do." A couple years ago, Johnny got back into performing and released NOW'S THE TIME in 2010.

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