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Mama Boney Maroney Mother Earth Walking By Myself E.Z. Goode (live) Messin' With The Kid Too Much Seconal Hustled Down In Texas The Crawl T.V.
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Rider One Step At A Time Divin' Duck Blues Walkin' By Myself Messin' With The Kid Highway 61 Revisited Last Night Walking By Myself New York, New York I Love Everybody Be Careful With A Fool Rollin' And Tumblin' Memory Pain Divin' Duck Blues Rock Me Baby Leland Mississippi Blues Johnny B. The Guy You Left Behind Road Runner That's What Love Does Ease My Pain Voo Doo Twist By The Light Of The Silvery Moon Shed So Many Tears E.Z. Most of all, Winter shines here, playing with the joyful abandon of a man doing what he loves best.Five After Four AM Kind Hearted Woman Leaving Blues Goin' Down Slow I Can't Believe You Want to Leave Gangster of Love Road Runner Low Down Gal of Mine Parchman Farm Out of Sight That's What Love Does Leave My Woman Alone Eternally Hey Hey Hey Hey Creepy Oh My Darling Avocado Green School Day Blues Ice Cube Leavin' Blues Birds Can't Row Boats You'll Be The Death Of Me Don't Hide It Tramp Parchman Farm Out Of Sight Bad News Gone For Bad Leave My Woman Alone I Had To Cry Hello My Lover Reeling And Rocking Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye Gangster Of Love I Can't Believe You Wanna Leave Crazy Baby Broke And Lonely Five After Four A.M.
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Ken Saydak’s piano and Billy Branch’s harmonica add tasty accents at key moments. Guitar Slinger veers into R&B territory with “My Soul” (complete with soulful female-vocal backup) and takes a stroll into serious funk terrain on the horn-accented “Trick Bag.” For the most part, though, Winter sticks to the basics both instrumentally and emotionally. Even better are slow-simmering numbers like “Iodine in My Coffee,” “I Smell Trouble,” and “Boot Hill,” which let Johnny brood and pine righteously over scalding riffage. Hell-raising tracks like “It’s My Life, Baby,” “Lights Out,” and “Mad Dog” drip with outlaw brio, combining blues guitar ferocity with a rockin’ rhythm section to potent effect.
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Winter’s vocals are full of grit and growl, conjuring images of all-night roadhouse jams and after-hours romance. Rather than concede any ground to fad or fashion, he gets back to basics with meaty, rapid-fire fretwork and some of his career's most searing slide playing. Johnny Winter reconnects with his bluesy muse with a vengeance on 1984's Guitar Slinger.