Lightnin' Slim - I'm A Rolling Stone: Louisiana Swamp Blues The Singles As & Bs 1954-1962 (2016)

CD 1:
01. Rock Me Mama (2:44)
02. Bad Luck (2:57)
03. I Can't Live Happy (2:59)
04. New Orleans Bound (2:48)
05. Bad Luck (3:13)
06. Bugger Bugger Boy (2:05)
07. Lightnin' Slim Boogie (2:33)
08. Bad Feeling Blues (2:57)
09. Lightnin' Blues (2:57)
10. I Can't Be Successful (3:02)
11. Sugar Plum (2:48)
12. Just Made Twenty One (2:08)
13. Goin' Home (2:38)
14. Wonderin' And Goin' (2:52)
15. Bad Luck And Trouble (2:53)
16. Have Your Way (2:36)
17. Mean Ol' Lonesome Train (3:09)
18. I'm Grown (2:47)
19. I'm A Rollin' Stone (2:23)
20. Love Me Mama (2:28)
21. Hoo Doo Blues (2:21)
22. It's Mighty Crazy (2:37)

CD 2:
01. My Starter Won't Work (2:48)
02. Long Leanie Mama (2:05)
03. Feelin' Awful Blues (2:55)
04. I'm Leavin' You Baby (2:26)
05. Sweet Little Woman (2:12)
06. Lightnin's Troubles (2:39)
07. Rooster Blues (2:30)
08. G.I. Slim (2:24)
09. Tom Cat Blues (2:41)
10. Bed Bug Blues (2:33)
11. Too Close Blues (1:58)
12. My Little Angel Child (2:41)
13. Cool Down Baby (2:11)
14. Nothin' But The Devil (2:57)
15. I Just Don't Know (2:10)
16. Somebody Knockin' (3:04)
17. I'm Tired Waitin' Baby (2:44)
18. Hello Mary Lee (2:44)
19. Mind Your Own Business (2:17)
20. You're Old Enough To Understand (2:44)
21. I'm Warning You Baby (2:07)
22. Winter Time Blues (2:40)

Bass – Bobby McBride
Drums [Perhaps] – Sammy Drake
Drums –  Clarence "Jockey" Etienne, Roosevelt Samples, Kenneth "Sam" Sample, Warren Storm, Ray 'Diggy Do' Meaders
Harmonica – Lazy Lester, Schoolboy Cleve, Wild Bill Phillips
Piano – Sonny Martin
Vocals, Guitar – Ligthnin' Slim
Vocals, Harmonica – Cleve White
Drums, Percussion [Probably] – Vince Monroe

A much loved purveyor of the real Louisiana swamp blues, Lightnin' Slim's body of work in no doubt defines the subgenre like no other.

This is the first time his singles have been compiled in one package and provide a unique opportunity to hear the progression of his music in chronological order just as the tracks would have appeared on jukeboxes and radio stations across Louisiana.

Most tracks feature the harmonica support of Lazy Lester and of course no Lightnin' Slim track should be without his exhortation 'Blow your harmonica, son' which has become something of a blues catchphrase.

So if you like loose rolling rhythms and just plain good blues music then look no further than this superb 2CD set from Jasmine. --- jasmine-records.co.uk

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