Mississippi Fred McDowell - I Do Not Play No Rock 'N' Roll mp3

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• Coordinator [Album Coordinator] – Wayne Shuler
• Guitar, Vocals – Fred McDowell
• Lacquer Cut By – KPG, SH
• Photography By [Cover Photo], Photography By [Liner Photo] – Bob Wortham
• Producer – Tommy Couch
• Written-By – Fred McDowell (tracks: A2 to B4)

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• Barcode (Sticker on Shrink Wrap, Text): 5 060149 620915
• Barcode (Sticker on Shrink Wrap, Scanned): 5060149620915
• Matrix / Runout (Side A): PPAN SM409-A KPG&SH@ATM 18203.1... -78877-
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): PPAN SM409-B KPG&SH@ATM 18203.2... -78877-
• Rights Society: BMI
• Rights Society: ASCAP

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• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Capitol Records, Inc.
• Manufactured By – www.purepleasurerecords.com
• Distributed By – www.purepleasurerecords.com
• Licensed From – EMI Commercial Markets
• Published By – Malaco Music
• Published By – Kemisco Music
• Published By – MCA Music
• Recorded At – Malaco Studios
• Produced At – Malaco Productions
• Lacquer Cut At – AcousTech Mastering
• Mastered At – Record Technology Incorporated – 18203
• Pressed By – Schallplattenfabrik Pallas GmbH – 78877

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This Ain't No Rock N' Roll - Mississippi Fred McDowell. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. This Ain't No Rock N' Roll. Исполнитель: Mississippi Fred McDowell. 2009 singer-songwriter. Smoother and less abrasive than some Fat Possum artists, McDowell nonetheless exudes frightening power when he hits his stride on the jagged 61 Highway and his version of The Train I Ride, complete with chugging chords and Mystery Train verses. A perfect place to learn about Mississippi Fred McDowell since it includes both Kokomo Me Baby and You Got to Move, two of his most popular tracks. Mississippi Fred McDowell - I Walked All The Way From East St. Louis - Продолжительность: 4:21 alzo61. Mississippi Fred McDowell's performance on this 1969 LP is classic and retains all of its spiky edginess. Even though blues purists griped because it was the first recording where the previously acoustic McDowell played electric guitar, his lines are so stark, spare, and jagged that the fullness and volume the instrument provides works perfectly with his hardcore Delta approach. McDowell is in wonderful voice and exuberant spirits throughout, spinning lively stories on the nine-minute Everybody's Down on Me, where he doesn't start playing guitar or singing until four. McDowell's 1969 album I Do Not Play No Rock 'n' Roll, recorded in Jackson, Mississippi, and released by Malaco Records, was his first featuring electric guitar. It contains parts of an interview in which he discusses the origins of the blues and the nature of love. His live album Live at the Mayfair Hotel 1995 was from a concert he gave in 1969. Tracks included versions of Bukka White's Shake 'Em On Down, Willie Dixon's My Babe, Mance Lipscomb's Evil Hearted Woman, plus McDowell's self-penned Kokomo Blues. Mississippi Fred McDowell - That's all right baby 5:07. Mississippi Fred McDowell: Good Morning Little School Girl 4:29. If you do not allow these cookies we will not know when you have visited our site, and will not be able to monitor its performance. Required Cookies. The collection of information about your use of the content, and combination with previously collected information, used to measure, understand, and report on your usage of the service. Writers Mississippi Fred McDowell. More Mississippi Fred McDowell albums. Show all albums by Mississippi Fred McDowell. Mississippi Fred McDowell. I Do Not Play No Rock n Roll. About Genius Contributor Guidelines Press Advertise Event Space. Mississippi Fred McDowell 1904-1972 had a day job and played his slide guitar when he was not working. Dabei ist 'I do not play no Rock'n Roll' sicherlich nicht das beste Blues-Album der Welt, vielleicht nicht einmal das beste Fred-McDowell-Album, zumal er vielleicht der einzige Musiker ist, von dem ich mehr als zehn Alben kenne ohne in seinem Werk etwas mittelmäßiges, geschweige denn schlechtes entdecken zu können, McDowell ist immer mindestens gut, beeinträchtigt höchstens durch die Aufnahmequalität. Wenn ich aber meine zehn Lieblings-Blues-Alben benennen sollte, dann gäbe es ab Platz zwei erhebliches Kompetenzgerangel. Mississippi Fred McDowell 1. Mississippi Sheiks 1. Mojo Magazine 24. Mississippi Fred McDowell claimed, I do not play no Rock n Roll, but he certainly had an impact on Rock with recordings such as this LP, released in 1970, playing electric guitar with a young, white rhythm section at the Malaco studios in Jackson, Mississippi. The album proved enormously popular, becoming a Grammy nominee when traditional Mississippi Blues was virtually unrecognized by the recording industry. McDowells vocals, guitar playing, and integrity came through just as strongly as it had on his solo work. The slide guitar genius was a Mississippi Blues purist of the first degree who served as a significant influence on a new generation of Blues players