James 'Blood' Ulmer - Memphis Blood: The Sun Sessions 2001 - 320Kbps - Blues # Drbn

*James 'Blood' Ulmer / Memphis Blood: The Sun Sessions / 2001:

Ex-Living Colour guitarist Vernon Reid rates a shout-out for convincing avant-jazz/funk guitarist James "Blood" Ulmer to take on this project.
Reid's belief that Ulmer possesses a great blues voice is vividly confirmed by the songs on display here. Backed by a fine lineup of players,
Ulmer gets down on some meaty blues tunes, including Willie Dixon's "Back Door Man" and "Spoonful," Otis Rush's "Double Trouble," and the John Lee Hooker classic "Money."
Ulmer is consistently deep in the groove on vocals and guitar, but there are transcendent moments, specifically his enthralling version of the Son House song "Death Letter," and his haunting cover of Rush's "Double Trouble."
Ulmer's blues are as real and distinctive as his jazz.

JAMES 'BLOOD' ULMER

Memphis Blood: The Sun Sessions



CD / 2001 / 320Kbps

Memphis Blood - The Sun Sessions:
01 Spoonful.mp3 7 MB
02 I Want to Be Loved.mp3 8 MB
03 Little Red Rooster.mp3 10 MB
04 Dimples.mp3 8 MB
05 I Just Want to Make Love to You.mp3 8 MB
06 Evil.mp3 7 MB
07 Death Letter.mp3 22 MB
08 Fattening Frogs for Snakes.mp3 7 MB
09 Money.mp3 8 MB
10 I Love the Life I Live, I Live the Life I Love.mp3 8 MB
11 Too Lazy to Work, Too Nervous to Steal.mp3 6 MB
12 Double Trouble.mp3 11 MB
13 I Asked for Water (She Gave Me Gasoline).mp3 19 MB
14 Back Door Man.mp3 8 MB

Personnel:
Guitar, Vocals, James Blood Ulmer
with
Bass, Mark Peterson
Drums, Aubrey Dayle
Guitar, Vernon Reid
Harp, David Barnes
Piano, Organ, Accordion, Rick Steff
Violin, Mandolin, Charles Burnham

Recorded on 10, 11, 12 April 2001 at Sun Studios, Memphis, TN

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