Robillard, Duke: World Full of Blues

Robillard, Duke SKU: 12305056
Robillard, Duke: World Full of Blues

Robillard, Duke: World Full of Blues

Robillard, Duke SKU: 12305056

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Title: World Full of Blues
Artist: Robillard, Duke
Label: Stony Plain Music
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 772532132329
Genre: Blues

If there's such a thing as narrow-focus versatility, this set's a prime example. Duke Robillard has cut jazz, swing, rock, and instrumental albums, and he was Tom Waits's 2006 tour guitarist. Now the virtuoso returns to his true love-the music that first brought him acclaim as founder of Roomful of Blues-with two CDs that explore all aspects of the style. Dirty Chicago grinds like "You're Killin' Me Baby" tumble into gentle swingers like Robillard's take on T-Bone Walker's "Treat Me So Lowdown" and the hushed Wes Montgomery-influenced "Stoned." He conjures a raw Mississippi-juke-joint sound to interpret "Everything Is Broken," a tune penned by another former employer, Bob Dylan. And electric and acoustic guitars, plus some lute-like sax, are used to magnify the hoodoo vibe of Waits's "Low Side of the Road."

Tracks:
1.1 Jump the Blues for You
1.2 Everything Is Broken
1.3 Treat Me So Lowdown
1.4 Slam Hammer
1.5 You're Killin' Me Baby
1.6 Slim Jenkins Joint
1.7 Sweet Thing
1.8 You Won't Let Me Down
1.9 Six Inch Heels
1.10 World of Blues
1.11 Look Out
1.12 Stoned
2.1 Gonna's Get You Told
2.2 Monkey Arms
2.3 Who Do You Love
2.4 Low Side of the Road
2.5 Too Much Stuff
2.6 Blues Nightmare
2.7 Bounce for Billy
2.8 Bright Lights, Big City
2.9 Steppin' Out
2.10 Anything It Takes
2.11 Stretchin'

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