Jenkins, Johnny: Blessed Blues
Jenkins, Johnny: Blessed Blues
Format: CD
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Artist: Jenkins, Johnny
Label: Floating World
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 805772628724
Genre: Blues
Digitally remastered edition of this 1996 album from the late blues guitarist. Blessed Blues was the the (very) long-awaited follow-up to his 1970 debut album Ton Ton Macoute. In 1996, Capricorn Records founder Phil Walden persuaded Jenkins to record this "comeback" album. Backed by a stellar cast of musicians including Chuck Leavell on keyboards (now playing with The Rolling Stones) and The Muscle Shoals percussionist Mickey Buckins. Jenkins was born in Macon Georgia 1939 and was first heard on the radio by Phil Walden in 1959 and began booking his band The Pinetoppers which included the late great Otis Redding on vocals.
Tracks:
1.1 Don't Start Me Talking
1.2 It Aunt Nothin
1.3 But the Blues
1.4 Statesboro Blues
1.5 The Truth Is
1.6 Gonna Stand
1.7 You Cant Lose What You Aint Never Had
1.8 Dont Feel Like Talking
1.9 Rock Bottom Blues
1.10 Till the Blues Come Home
1.11 Mean Mistreatin Womanthe Pinetopper Theme
1.12 I Think, Im Drowning on Dry Land
1.13 Miss Thing
