Otis Rush, Albert King - So many roads

Great album, featuring two of the premier exponents of modern blues guitar. There are six superb sides by Rush from 1960 including the magnificent So Many Roads, So Many Trains which is one of his greatest ever performances with a mind-bending string-bending guitar solo and two tracks not originally released including a remake of his Cobra classic All Your Love. The 8 cuts by Albert were recorded for Parrot in 1953 and Bobbin in 1961 with only two of the Parrot sides being originally issued - all are superb and it's interesting to see the development in Albert's style between his early and later sessions.

Year:
recorded Chicago, nov. 1953 and sept. 1960
Label:
Charly Records 
Quality: Bitrate:
my cd > flac
Scans - Artwork:
full scans 
Total Time:
00:39:32 
Total Size:
160mb

Album Info & Personnel:

Otis Rush - vocals, guitar
Bob Neely - tenorsax
Lafayette Leake - piano
Matt Murphy - bass
Willie Dixon - bass
Odie Payne - drums
Albert King,- vocal, guitar
Johnny Jones - piano

Tracklist:

01-Bad Luck (Blues)
02-(Be On Your) Merry Way
03-Murder
04-Searching For A Woman
05-California Blues
06-Wild Women
07-Won't Be Hangin' Around No Mor
08-Howlin' For My Darling
09-So Many Roads, So Many Trains
10-I'm Satisfied
11-So Close
12-All Your Love
13-You Know My Love
14-I Can't Stop Baby

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