Carey Bell Lazy Lester - Blues Harp Meltdown Volume 3 Legends (29 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Carey Bell, Lazy Lester
Blues Harp Meltdown Volume 3: Legends
Genres: Blues, Pop

Track Listings (13) - Disc #1
1. Introduction - Mark Hummel
2. Where Y'At - Mark Hummel
3. City Livin' - Mark Hummel
4. My Kind Of Baby - Mark Hummel
5. Rollercoaster - Mark Hummel
6. My Little Playhouse - Steve Freund
7. Done You Wrong - Steve Freund
8. Hoodoo Man Blues - Willie Big Eyes
9. Piedmont Blues Jam - Cephas & Wiggins
10. Big Boss Man - Cephas & Wiggins
11. Going To The River - Cephas & Wiggins
12. Walkin' Blues - Cephas & Wiggins
13. Broke & Hungry - Cephas & Wiggins
Track Listings (16) - Disc #2
1. Introduction - Carey Bell
2. Dirty Shame - Carey Bell
3. It Ain't Right - Carey Bell
4. I Shudda Did - Carey Bell
5. When I Get Drunk - Carey Bell
6. I'm Ready - Carey Bell
7. Too Bad, Too Bad - Carey Bell
8. One Day - Carey Bell
9. Instrumental Alley Rock - Lazy Lester
10. Blues Stop Knocking - Lazy Lester
11. Bloodstains On The Wall - Lazy Lester
12. Nothing In This World - Lazy Lester
13. Raining In My Heart - Lazy Lester
14. Jambalaya - Lazy Lester
15. Sugar Coated Love - Lazy Lester
16. Hummel?s Sign Off - Lazy Lester

CD Details

All Artists: Carey Bell, Lazy Lester
Title: Blues Harp Meltdown Volume 3: Legends
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Mountain Top Prod
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 4/18/2006
Genres: Blues, Pop
Style: Harmonica Blues
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 691045848025

CD Reviews

Not a meltdown but still impressive

Christopher Olson | Las Vegas | 09/12/2006

(4 out of 5 stars)

"What we have here is a melding of old and new and that's not all bad contrary to the previous review. Mark Hummel is the guiding force and is one of the best in the biz for West Coast harping. Also helping out is Muddy Waters' former drummer Willie "Big Eyes" Smith who started out on harp.

Disc 2 is special, being split between Carey Bell and Lazy Lester. I enjoy guitar more that harp and Steve Freund is simply okay in his roll as backup. Just as well, it's the harp that takes this stage."