Track Listings (10) - Disc #1| All Artists: Otis Rush Title: Right Place, Wrong Time Members Wishing: 5 Total Copies: 0 Label: Hightone Records Release Date: 10/25/1990 Genres: Blues, Pop Styles: Chicago Blues, Electric Blues Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 012928800723, 012928800716 |
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 | Otis Rush Right Place, Wrong Time Genres: Blues, Pop
No Description Available No Track Information Available Media Type: CD Artist: RUSH,OTIS Title: RIGHT PLACE WRONG TIME Street Release Date: 01/02/1996 |
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CD ReviewsThe Master!!! tin2x | Staten Island, NY USA | 06/15/2001 (5 out of 5 stars) "OK, Otis Rush is my favorite and of all his studio work this is his most legendary, but with VERY GOOD REASON! If you like the blues and you don't know Otis Rush yet, do yourself a favour and buy this album. It features Otis' brilliant guitar playing and impassioned vocals. In Robert Palmer's Deep Blues the legendary Muddy Waters says that Otis has a voice like the old timers, and his guitar playing helped inspire Clapton early on. Otis' gutar cuts and weaves through these tracks, and his voice is warm and impassioned. Check out his version of "Rainy Night In Georgia" which deserves to be more famous than Brook Benton's. I think it's the albums hidden gem, because many of Otis' signature tunes that he still plays live to this day take up the rest of the album. Stop reading and buy it!" Blues guitar to ease your mind Jostein Berntsen | Porsgrunn, Norway | 08/18/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "Otis Rush is a marvellous blues guitarist and singer, and this may be his best album. It is certainly one of my most played album through the years. All songs here are classics. Otis Rush's great vocals and lyrics soars through the record, with beautiful, tormenting guitar licks by the man. The band is also very good, led by Nick Gravenites, and with fine horn arrangements. This is some of the most authentic soul blues you will ever hear. My top songs are 'Right Place, Wrong time' and 'Take a look behind'. This one should be on your stereo." An Essential Blues Recording R. Sohi | 12/31/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "Otis Rush is one of the greatest singers and guitarists in the history of the blues. "Right Place, Wrong Time" is his unmistakeable masterpiece, far surpassing the Cobra recordings, his initial reputation was built on, and setting a standard he unfortunately never quite reached again. Over ten songs (four of which are originals) he conveys a lifetime of sadness, pain and passion through his tasteful guitar playing and soulful singing. When he sings "they say there's someone for everybody/ Ooooh I wonder where in the world is the one for me," on the title track its the poetry of loneliness brought to life. The final song "Take a Look Behind" is one of the most moving songs about the regret over a life badly lived in all the blues. There isn't a dud on here though. Every track is a thing of beauty.
I first bought this album on vinyl in the 80s and nearly wore it out. The CD I replaced it with continues to get plenty of air time on my home stereo. No blues collection can be complete without this disk." |
