Track Listings (14) - Disc #1| All Artists: Zora Young Title: Learned My Lesson Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Delmark Original Release Date: 11/28/2000 Re-Release Date: 5/8/2001 Genres: Blues, Pop Styles: Chicago Blues, Electric Blues, Modern Blues Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 038153074821 |
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A contemporary blues powerhouse, this release is a celebration of Zora's lifelong love affair with the blues. She grew up singing gospel music in a Chicago South Side church, and has since shared the stage with the likes ... more » |
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Album Description A contemporary blues powerhouse, this release is a celebration of Zora's lifelong love affair with the blues. She grew up singing gospel music in a Chicago South Side church, and has since shared the stage with the likes of BB and Albert King. This album ranges from soulful gospel-tinged R&B to raucous rock n'soul, with a spectrum of blues in between. Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsSolid Rock Blues Omer Belsky | Haifa, Israel | 10/04/2003 (3 out of 5 stars) "In July 2003, Zora Young was a guest of American-Israeli Blues/Rock performer Ronnie Peterson. I caught a gig in Haifa, and although the band was very competent, it was clearly Zora Young who ruled the party. Born into the music, Zora sang blues, rock gospel and soul with equal conviction. Combining her own songs with covers, both well known (Summertime, There's No Sunshine when she's gone, and what she introduced as "one of Muddy's old tunes", actually a Preston Foster song, 'Got My Mojo Working'), and obscure ('Blues Falling Down Like Rain' by Bill Chinnock, also one of the highlights of this CD), Young commandeered the crowd with an energetic performance from a natural showwoman.The album Young was 'promoting', which I bought from her after the gig, does not quite capture the energy and enthusiasm that Young radiates from the stage. At its best, when Young hallows that "Blues' Falling Down Like Rain", or moans "Damn your eyes... for taking my heart away", it comes quite close to capturing the presence and power of the live Zora Young. At worse, in the needless covers of Chuck Berry's Living in the USA, and especially in the Tina Turner (Tina Turner!) penned Nutbush City Limits, the album feels lifeless and almost DOA.But for the most part, even if the album does not quite capture the fullness of Young's prowess, it is still very much entertaining. There are few stylistic breakthroughs here, but it does range from rock (Pity Party), to Blues (Damn Your Eyes) and Gospel (The Lord Helps Those Who Help Themselves), with Soul influences everywhere. With a production that generally gets out of the way, 'Learned My Lesson' is a solid blues album, with many outstanding songs, that is worth its while for any fan of Blues music." Blue Zora Blues Stephen McClaning | Pgh, PA United States | 06/14/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "ZORA YOUNG Learned My Lesson Delmark One of Chitowns leading ladies. Unrecorded &
under appreciated by those who never heard here, this is one of Chicago's divas. Her first CD was absolutely KILLEEERRRR. This one is just as good. everybody has had a PITY PARTY, a good person feelin' BAD. Nice piano work by Ken Saydak, THE LORD HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES is sweet. Does great job on Delbert McClinton song BET- TER OFF WITH THE BLUES. DAMN YOUR EYES is as good a cover as I have heard (Etta better:) Percy's SOMEBODY TO LOVE is a tune from heaven folks. GREAT job there. Zora has been REAL deal FOREVER. Gimme mo' lady..soonnnn...." |
