A little Christmas present from our good Dr. Hepcat.
Allmusic review by Bill Dahl:
More impressive than Shorty's British venture thanks to superior production values and a better handle on his past (there's a stellar remake of "Hard Life"), Topsy Turvy made it clear that Guitar Shorty was back to stay stateside. Black Top assembled a fine New Orleans combo for the majority of the album, as Shorty proved that his act translates beautifully to record minus the crowd-pleasing acrobatic antics.
Allmusic review by Bill Dahl:
More impressive than Shorty's British venture thanks to superior production values and a better handle on his past (there's a stellar remake of "Hard Life"), Topsy Turvy made it clear that Guitar Shorty was back to stay stateside. Black Top assembled a fine New Orleans combo for the majority of the album, as Shorty proved that his act translates beautifully to record minus the crowd-pleasing acrobatic antics.
- David Torkanowsky — organ
- Ernest Youngblood, Jr. — saxophone (tenor)
- Clarence Hollimon, Derek O'Brien — guitar
- Guitar Shorty — guitar, vocals
- Mark "Kaz" Kazanoff — saxophone (baritone, tenor)
- Sarah Brown, Lee Allen Zeno — bass
- Herman V. Ernest III, George Rains — percussion, drums
- Floyd Domino — piano
- Carol Fran — vocals
- Michael Mordecai — trombone
- Keith Winking — trumpet
5 comments:
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Nice way to wake up on Christmas morning and see this gift posted. Great line-up of NO musicians backing him on this one. Many thanks, and Merry Christmas, KC!
Thank you, KC!
Thanks Mr King for all your good posts!
i like, particularly, deep southern soul, and real deep blues like guitar shorty. And this album of Guitar Shorty is very good album. Have a good time for the new year 2018!
thanks and merry christmas
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