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| | Great Guitars | | | Music Artist : | | Joe Louis Walker | | Music Style : | | General | | Record Label : | | Polygram Records | | Release Date : | | 1997-04-08 | | Store Price : | | $17.98 | | Artistopia's Price: $17.98 | |
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CD Tracks/Songs
Disc 11. Low Down Dirty Blues - Mike Eppley, Curtis Nutall, Bonnie Raitt, Tom Rose, , , Joe Louis Walker
2. First Degree - Emilio Castillo, Bill Churchville, Barry Danielian, Stephen "Doc" Kupka, John Scarpulla, Joe Louis Walker
3. Mile-Hi Club - Mike Eppley, John Firmin, Curtis Nutall, Tom Rose, George Spencer, Rob Sudduth, , Joe Louis Walker,
4. Fix Our Love - Mike Eppley, Curtis Nutall, Tom Rose, , Joe Louis Walker
5. Every Girl I See - Mike Eppley, Curtis Nutall, Tom Rose, , Joe Louis Walker
6. Cold and Evil Night - Emilio Castillo, Bill Churchville, Mike Eppley, Curtis Nutall, Tom Rose, , , Joe Louis Walker
7. Hop on It - Joe Louis Walker
8. Nighttime - Mike Eppley, Curtis Nutall, Tom Rose, , Joe Louis Walker
9. Sugar - Mike Eppley, Curtis Nutall, Tom Rose, , Joe Louis Walker
10. In God's Hands - Joe Louis Walker
11. High Blood Pressure - Robert Lockwood, Jr., , Joe Louis Walker
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Customer Reviews of This Album/CD |
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 Great Guitars
Submitted on: 2009-02-16 |
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| Came on time and has no flaws. Great album. I'm happy with it |
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 great stuff
Submitted on: 2000-02-28 |
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| I don't disgree with the last review- I was a bit disappointed because the album didn't quite meet the expectations generated by the title. I expected more jamming and stretching out from the players. However, this is a great album irrespective of the title- good songs, great playing..... worthy of four stars in my opinion. |
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 Great Guitars + great names = Nothing New
Submitted on: 1998-08-30 |
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| Joe Louis Walker should be in the ranks of the world's greatest blues artists but unfortunately, he is not. Although he recently appeared in BB King's Deuces Wild album and even appeared on some of his shows, Walker never really came one of the "Blues Elites". Here in "Great Guitars" he tried moving up a few rungs of the blues ladder by having some "named" guests to appear. Such guests include Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Steve Cropper, Otis Grand, Buddy Guy, Otis Rush, Taj Mahal, Robert Lockwood Jr., Ike Turner, Bonnie Raite and a few more others. The result of this album is not what one would expect from a blues collaberation of some of the industry's most hotshot performers. There are some guitar interplay parts but but not great enough, as the album's title suggests, to be archived in the world's book of guitar jams. There are also some shared vocal parts but essentially they are "you sing one verse and I sing the next" arrangements. Overall it is quite a pleasant album in a typical Joe Louis Walker vein but only with guests of some renown to take the place of session players. If you are looking for an album of truely great guitars where each player steps into the limelight to show their ware, try listening to "Showdown" by Albert Collins, Robert Cray and the late Johnny Copeland. |
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