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Great EnergyThere are not many Willie Dixon recordings where he's not just holding things together with his bass, once you have the Chess Box it gets harder to find something else really great. I've looked around and checked the recommendations in various guides, and I think this disc is very underrated. It's got a nice live energy though out.The disc opens with a rare version of Wang Dang Doodle which I do believe is by far my favorite version. I like the honesty in Willie's voice, that sounds like the t…
historical interest but not much moreWillie Dixon as a songwriter and arranger was near-genius. Willie Dixon, as a performer, had problems, not the least of which was his lackadaisical voice. This recording is interesting in a historical sense, but nearly all of the songs here were done better by other artists in the Chess stable.It may seem hard to say that about Dixon, but wishful thinking will not make these recordings more important or interesting than they really are. A few cuts on here are flat out novelty songs and could ha…
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format: 1 x CD record label: MCA Records release dates: Mar 14 1995 view details |
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