More Crucial Guitar Blues (2007)

01. Will It Ever Change? - Luther Allison
02. One More Chance - Michael Burks
03. The Love You Lost on the Way - Roomful of Blues
04. Get to Gettin' - Albert Collins						play
05. No, No Baby - Son Seals
06. You Got Your Hooks in Me - Little Charlie & the Nightcats
07. Don't Cloud Up on Me - Lucky Peterson
08. You Know What My Body Needs - Lonnie Brooks Live
09. Stop What You're Doing - Long John Hunter
10. Lightning's Gonna Strike - Kenny Neal
11. Shady Lane - Elvin Bishop
12. Okie Dokee Stomp - W.C. Clark						play

This type of release from Alligator records, is good for two types of electric blues fans. The first type, is for the novice, just getting into electric blues. You can get an assortment of blues artists, with one small investment, and get to hear 12 "full" blues tunes. That's much better than hearing countless 30-second samplers. 30 seconds, at the start of an electric blues song, could just be some basic notes on a guitar, that may not even be, the actual beat and rhythm, that is the heart of the song. The second type, is for someone like Shaq, "The King Of The World Blues Reviewer". Good, new, electric blues, is very hard to find. And I spend, an enormous amount of time researching, new, and old electric blues. I bought this CD, with the same goal, that I bought, previous Alligator CD's of this genre. I felt, if I could find one artist, that I hadn't known about, or that I had heard about, but never got to hear much of, the ridiculously low purchase price was well spent. It's from CD's like this, that I "discovered", Luther Allison, Dave Hole, and Koko Taylor, among others. This CD, has a great song from Luther Allison (Will It Ever Change). A great one, from one of my six all-time favorite electric blues guitarist's, Albert Collins, (Get To Getting). It has one of the rockiness' songs, I've ever heard from Little Charlie & The Nightcats, (You Got Your Hooks In Me), it includes, a great Lonnie Brooks cut, (You Know What My Body Needs (Live)), and a guy I have never heard of Lucky Peterson, who has a song "Don't Cloud Up On Me", that is good enough, for me to practice, what I just preached to you, and investigate him further. --- Rick Shaq Goldstein "*SHAQ*" (Danville, Ca, USA)

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