Blues The best music site on the web there is where you can read about and listen to blues, jazz, classical music and much more. This is your ultimate music resource. Tons of albums can be found within. http://www.theblues-thatjazz.com/en/blues/1193.html Fri, 19 Apr 2024 10:04:34 +0000 Joomla! 1.5 - Open Source Content Management en-gb Mojo Watson - Black Beauty (2004) http://www.theblues-thatjazz.com/en/blues/1193-mojo-watson/10760-mojo-watson-black-beauty-2004.html http://www.theblues-thatjazz.com/en/blues/1193-mojo-watson/10760-mojo-watson-black-beauty-2004.html Mojo Watson - Black Beauty (2004)

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01 - Black Beauty 02:50
02 - You Should Have Happened To Somebody Else 03:07
03 - She Sleeps In Off Hours 03:42
04 - I Found A Way 04:25
05 - Palm Reader 03:31					play
06 - Old Man Said 06:36
07 - I'm Going To Leave Kansas City 02:42
08 - Run Rachel, Run 03:00				play
09 - I Came Home Last Evening 03:29
10 - When JAH Calls 04:41
11 - You're The One I Love 02:56
12 - Fat Bottom Girl 04:14

Personnel: 
Mojo Watson (vocals, guitar); 
Mojo Watson; Charlie Smith (trumpet); 
Ricardo Pena (piano, Hammond b-3 organ); 
Richard Source Pena (piano); 
Tom Capek (Hammond b-3 organ); 
Mark Diamond (double bass); 
Mark Diamond (upright bass); 
Chris Harris (electric bass, bass guitar); 
Bob Rebholz (saxophone); 
Al Hood (trumpet); 
Darren Kramer (trombone); 
Tony Black (drums).

 

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Mojo Watson's brilliant third release contains a unique compilation of 12 original tracks. The albums multi-faceted electric blues offers up a nice helping of Mojo's 21st century blues, with an 'old school' blues foundation. ---cdbaby.com

 

Mojo Watson is a young Blues artist who is keeping the Blues flame burning. Easy listening modern blues, with a hint of the classic blues era thrown in.

Mojo has delved into many musical styles during the course of his life; however, it has always been the Blues that were/are a mainstay within his varied musical sphere. As Mojo puts it: he grew up in a household that was filled with roots music; where vinyl was king! ---cduniverse.com

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Mojo Watson - Inheritance (2002) http://www.theblues-thatjazz.com/en/blues/1193-mojo-watson/3446-mojo-watson-inheritance-2002.html http://www.theblues-thatjazz.com/en/blues/1193-mojo-watson/3446-mojo-watson-inheritance-2002.html Mojo Watson - Inheritance (2002)

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1. I Love My Baby
2.When You Put Me Down
3. You Are Always Down Wrong
4. Oh How I've Suffered
5. Please Help Me Baby
6. This Is a Cold Cruel World
7. Keep Away From Me Judas
8. Hey Little Girl
9. I Kept on Trying
10. She's One of the Finest
11. We're Going Down
12. Casey Jones' Last Ride
Musicians: Mojo Watson - guitars, vocals Ron Ellis - bass Warren Dewey - drums Paul Harrington - harmonica Dennis Cavalier - piano Tim Alexander - Hammond organ Randy Wensel - trombone Larry Spencer - trumpet Lee Schloss - saxophone

 

It's hardly the traditional blues background: Before taking up music full time, guitarist and singer Mojo Watson was - wait for it a computer consultant. On the other hand, Inheritance is aptly titled; the 12 songs on Watson's Watashea Records release were written by his father, and they're solidly rooted in the electric Chicago sound, with a little rock 'n' roll thrown in. And anyway, shouldn't the quality of the performance count for something? By that standard, Watson's the real deal. His sound is reminiscent of Big Bill Morganfield's - hardly surprising, as Watson cites Muddy Waters among his primary influences and the influence of Chuck Berry, Buddy Guy, and Jimi Hendrix also can be heard in Watson's renditions of these songs.

However, Inheritance is hardly an example of slavish devotion:

It's hard to explain just why or how, but there's a sense that he's made these songs his own. Perhaps it's his solid, confident performance, or the simple fact that he sings the lyrics as though he means them. In addition, there's a smoothness to Watson's style that's more common to contemporary blues, but he never lays it on too thick, instead letting the material speak for itself.

In short, Watson has managed the difficult trick of standing out without overdoing anything. If the sentiments he expresses - suffering, disappointment, and loss - are hardly uncommon, his message is uplifting. Consider this lyric from "This Is a Cold Cruel World": "you know people are gonna talk about you/From day to day, and in any way/But you got to keep on and keep on trying/No matter what the people may do or say." And when he does decide to dwell on the negative, the result is thoughtful and well-considered; "Keep Away From Me Judas" and "We're Going Down" are intelligent glimpses of life's darker side. It'll be interesting to see what happens when Watson gives us some of his own material to chew on, but in the meantime, Inheritance is both nutritious and satisfying.---Blues Review Magazine August/September 2002, cdbaby.com

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