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Lowell Fulson (Early Recordings)
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Album Details: Lowell Fulson (Early Recordings)

Release Date:01/01/1975
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Track List: Lowell Fulson (Early Recordings)

  1. Western Union Blues
  2. Lazy Woman Blues (I Worked So Hard)
  3. River Blues, Pts. 1 & 2
  4. I Walked All Night
  5. Midnight and Day
  6. Three O'Clock Blues
  7. Blues Is Killing Me
  1. Did You Ever Feel Lucky
  2. I'm Wild About You
  3. Blues With a Feeling
  4. Why Can't You Cry for Me?
  5. There Is a Time for Everything
  6. Lowell Jumps One

Pro Reviews: Lowell Fulson (Early Recordings)

  • All Music Guide

    Mostly the country blues roots of the Oklahoma-born guitarist. The first ten tracks, duets with brother Martin on second guitar, are worlds apart from the swinging horn-powered RB efforts that Fulson is famous for. The last four numbers, though, revert to that attractive format -- especially the scorching instrumental closer "Lowell Jumps One."

    - Bill Dahl, All Music Guide

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Lowell Fulson

Lowell Fulson recorded every shade of blues imaginable. Polished urban blues, rustic two-guitar duets with his younger brother Martin, funk-tinged grooves that pierced the mid-'60s charts, even an unwise cover of the Beatles' "Why Don't We Do It in the Road" Clearly, the veteran guitarist, who was active for more than half a century, wasn't afraid to experiment. Perhaps... Read more