Label: Capitol
Blues
Musselwhite's major-label debut was unfortunately a lackluster run-through. This isn't a bad album; it's just that there's nothing very special about it. His working band centered around Kaihatsu and Sevareid (again, from Stone Blues), with the addition of saxophonist Ray Arvizu, a honking tenor as opposed to Robben Ford's jazzy alto. Cameos by Barry Goldberg and Mike Bloomfield only add to an inexplicably cacophonous mix; Goldberg's organ on "Keys to the Highway" is especially obnoxious. Charlie's singing and harp playing are well and good, but this sounds surprisingly low-budget compared to his previous independent releases.
By Dan Forte. AMG.
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Reynaldo Arvizu- Horn
Michael Bloomfield- Guitar, Piano
Lynn Carey- Vocals, Vocals (bckgr)
Barry Goldberg- Organ, Piano, Keyboards, Producer
Tim Kaihatsu- Guitar
Larry Martin- Drums
Charlie Musselwhite- Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals
Skip Rose- Piano
Karl Sevareid- Bass
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01.Stranger Musselwhite 3:44
02.Business Man Dixon 4:00
03.Skinny Woman Musselwhite 5:12
04.Key to the Highway Waters 3:25
05.Candy Kitchen Musselwhite 6:57
06.Long as I Have You Musselwhite 3:50
07.Just Take Your Time Musselwhite 2:02
08.Early in the Mornin' Traditional 6:04
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