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Roomful of Blues - Two Classic Albums (CD)

Two Classic Albums
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Release Date:05/20/1997
Label:32. Jazz Records
UPC:604123201520

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    Two Blues Legends with 1 great band!

    By Yahoo! Shopping User  Mar 1, 2000

    Big Joe and Cleanhead were two of the best - with Roomful they were magical!
    This is a two-fer to have!

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  • All Music Guide

    In their early days, Roomful of Blues recorded some seminal LPs for the Muse label, which were bought by 32 Jazz, and two of them are available on this twodisc set. Blues Train with Big Joe Turner and Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson Roomful of Blues are the recordings included, and they offer some of the very best, and certainly seminal, earlyperiod work of the Rhode Islandbased hornfired blues/jazz band. Dr. John also helps out on the first recording, which features Turner's signature takes on "Crawdad Hole" and "I Want a Little Girl," while the sessions with alto saxophonist/vocalist Vinson serve up evergreens "He Was a Friend of Mine" and "Past Sixty Blues," among many others. This one is also out of print, but will surely come back. The music is too keen, vital, and precious to be off the market. Find it as best you can.

    - Michael G. Nastos, All Music Guide

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Roomful of Blues

Over the course of its decades-long existence, Roomful of Blues effectively became a franchise unto itself, built more on a brand-name collective identity than on the voices of the myriad individual members who kept the band a smoothly humming machine. Describing Roomful of Blues that way, however, gives short shrift to the many accomplished musicians who have emerged f... Read more