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(Harmonica Blues | Swamp Blues) Lazy Lester - 8 albums - 1966 - 2011, MP3, 192-320 kbps

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Lazy Lester - 8 albums

Жанр: Harmonica Blues | Swamp Blues
Страна: USA
Год издания: 1966 - 2011
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 192-320 kbps
Продолжительность: 06:22:48

#777
01. I'm A Lover, Not A Fighter [00:02:37]
02. I Hear You Knockin' [00:02:12]
03. Sugar Coated Love [00:02:43]
04. I'm So Glad [00:02:56]
05. If You Think I've Lost You [00:02:14]
06. Bye, Bye, Baby [00:02:19]
07. Lonesome Highway Blues [00:03:12]
08. I Made Up My Mind [00:02:16]
09. Because She's Gone [00:02:46]
10. Pondarosa Stomp [00:02:33]
11. The Same Thing Could Happen To You [00:02:13]
12. Lester's Stomp [00:01:50]

#777
01. Poor Boy Blues [00:02:46]
02. A Woman [00:02:24]
03. The Same Thing [00:02:15]
04. I'm So Glad [00:02:32]
05. Sugar-Coated Love [00:02:31]
06. Patrol Wagon [00:02:29]
07. Sad Sad City [00:02:02]
08. I Hear You Knockin' [00:02:14]
09. Now It's Time [00:02:12]
10. Ain't Nothin' In This World [00:02:07]
11. You Got Me Were You Want Me [00:02:44]
12. You Gonna Lose Your Head [00:02:21]

#777
01. Sugar Coated Love (Original vinyl version: Take 1) [00:03:23]
02. Travelling Days (Original vinyl version: Take 3) [00:03:42]
03. The Same Thing Could Happen To You (Original vinyl version: Take 2) [00:02:37]
04. Can't Stand To See You Go (Original vinyl version: Take 1) [00:02:59]
05. Out On The Road (Original vinyl version: Take 1) [00:03:32]
06. Lester's Shuffle (Original vinyl version: Take 2) [00:03:05]
07. I Hear You Knockin' (Original vinyl version: Take 4) [00:02:37]
08. Irene (Original vinyl version: Take 3) [00:02:50]
09. St Louis Blues (Original vinyl version: Take 1) [00:04:10]
10. Blowin' A Rhumba (Original vinyl version: Take 2) [00:02:47]
11. Nothin' But The Devil (Original vinyl version: Take 1) [00:03:46]
12. Hey Mattie (Original vinyl version: Take 4) [00:03:05]
13. Travelling Days (Previously unreleased: Take 1) [00:03:40]
14. Travelling Days (Previously unreleased: Take 2) [00:03:39]
15. The Same Thing Could Happen To You (Previously unreleased: Take 1) [00:02:53]
16. The Same Thing Could Happen To You (Previously unreleased: Take 4) [00:02:33]
17. Lester's Shuffle (Previously unreleased: Take 1) [00:03:09]
18. I Hear You Knockin' (Previously unreleased: Take 1) [00:02:38]
19. Blowin' A Rhumba (Previously unreleased: Take 3) [00:02:28]
20. Hey Mattie (Previously unreleased: Take 1) [00:03:29]
21. Hey Mattie (Previously unreleased: Take 3) [00:02:52]
22. I Ain't Glad (Previously unreleased: Take 2) [00:03:43]
23. Rockin' With Lester (Previously unreleased: Take 1) [00:04:51]

#777
01. I Done Got Over It [00:02:26]
02. Take Me In Your Arms [00:03:32]
03. I'm A Man [00:04:00]
04. Patrol Wagon Blues [00:04:45]
05. Dark End Of The Street [00:02:56]
06. Raining In My Heart [00:04:08]
07. Bye Bye Baby [00:02:43]
08. Bloodstains On The Wall [00:04:23]
09. Alligator Shuffle [00:02:45]
10. Five Long Years [00:03:53]

#777
01. I'm Gonna Leave You Baby [00:02:12]
02. Lester's Stomp.mp3 [00:01:53]
03. Go Ahead.mp3 [00:02:23]
04. They Call Me Lazy.mp3 [00:03:23]
05. I Told My Little Woman.M [00:02:52]
06. Tell Me Pretty Baby.mp3 [00:02:21]
07. I'm A Lover Not A Fighte [00:02:45]
08. Sugar Coated Love.mp3 [00:02:46]
09. I Hear You Knockin'.mp3 [00:02:13]
10. Through The Goodness Of [00:02:12]
11. I Love You, I Need You.M [00:02:21]
12. Late, Late In The Evenin [00:02:02]
13. Bye, Bye Baby.mp3 [00:02:22]
14. A Real Combination For L [00:02:31]
15. Patrol Blues.mp3 [00:02:39]
16. You Got Me Where You Wan [00:03:03]
17. I'm So Glad.mp3 [00:02:51]
18. Whoa Now.mp3 [00:02:49]
19. If You Think I've Lost Y [00:02:16]
20. I'm So Tired.mp3 [00:02:28]
21. Lonesome Highway Blues.M [00:03:13]
22. I Made Up My Mind.mp3 [00:02:19]
23. You're Gonna Ruin Me Bab [00:02:35]
24. Strange Things Happen.Mp [00:02:47]
25. A Word About Women.mp3 [00:02:37]
26. The Same Thing Could Hap [00:02:16]
27. Take Me In Your Arms.mp3 [00:03:01]
28. You Better Listen.mp3 [00:02:24]
29. Because She's Gone.mp3 [00:02:49]
30. Pondarosa Stomp.mp3 [00:02:33]

#777
01. I Need Money [00:04:03]
02. The Sun Is Shining [00:05:19]
03. Strange Things Happen [00:03:34]
04. If You Think I've Lost You [00:03:45]
05. I'm A Lover Not A Fighter [00:03:09]
06. Irene [00:03:44]
07. You're Gonna Ruin Me Baby [00:03:36]
08. Nothing But The Devil [00:03:10]
09. I Made Up My Mind [00:03:56]
10. Hello Mary Lee [00:03:57]
11. Tell Me Pretty Baby [00:02:40]
12. My Home Is A Prison [00:03:01]

#777
01. Blues Stop Knockin' [00:04:26]
02. I Love You Baby [00:04:06]
03. I'm Your Breadmaker, Baby [00:03:58]
04. Go Ahead [00:04:17]
05. Gonna Stick To You Baby [00:03:10]
06. I'm Gonna Miss You (Like The Devil) [00:03:49]
07. Ya Ya [00:03:38]
08. They Call Me Lazy [00:04:00]
09. Ponderosa Shuffle [00:03:36]
10. No Special Rider [00:04:03]
11. I Told My Little Woman [00:05:16]
12. Sad City Blues [00:04:50]

#777
01. Rooster Blues [00:03:02]
02. You Better Listen [00:03:01]
03. Ethel Mae [00:03:33]
04. If You Don't Want Me Baby [00:03:38]
05. Scratch My Back [00:03:13]
06. Courtroom Blues [00:04:05]
07. Think It Over One More Time [00:03:37]
08. O.J. Shuffle [00:03:08]
09. Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain [00:02:37]
10. Bright Lights Big City [00:03:31]
11. The Same Thing Will Happen To You [00:02:48]
12. When My First Wife Left Me [00:03:58]
13. Paradise Stomp [00:03:01]

#777Lazy Lester possesses a glorious, immediately recognizable sound that has been loved and celebrated by generations of blues fans, going back to his earliest Excello recordings from the mid 1950s. But as easy as it is to recognize, it’s equally difficult to describe from a technical or purely analytical point of view. His harmonica playing has a loose, funky quality that on first impression might seem careless, when in actuality it is very proficient and strategic. His tone has a light air-filled quality much different than the compressed, over-amplified sound popularized by Chicago blues. But this tone is, in and of itself, a beautiful sound, reflecting the rural Louisiana environment in which Lazy Lester was raised. It is a tone that does not have to be muscular to be tough. Though best known as a harmonica player, Lazy Lester is also a guitarist, and the same down home, elusively spot-on richness applies in describing his guitar playing. His singing is filled with an unmistakable southern drawl that impresses the listener as both gruff and sweet at the same time. His slurring vocal inflections create a melody that defies transcription to sheet music. And Lester’s song choices are a perfect spotlight for his vocal talents. As a songwriter, Lazy Lester has always found great use of melody, catch phrases, and memorable ‘hooks’ while delivering the goods over a delicious groove. When covering someone else’s material, Lester’s choices are always satisfying reflections on his musical upbringing that are easily converted into his own personal voice. In essence, Lazy Lester is an un-apologetically southern bluesman whose rich musical flavor is wonderfully unique in today’s contemporary blues landscape.
Lazy Lester was born Leslie Johnson in Torras, Louisiana on June 20 1933, and moved to the Baton Rouge area while still a boy. Legend has it that his music career began while coincidentally taking a bus seat next to Lighnin’ Slim, who was headed to a recording session for Excello Records and needed a harmonica player. This led to an enduring partnership, and the Lightnin’ Slim / Lazy Lester sound became a hit making recipe. Lazy Lester also cut a string of his own hits such as “I Hear You Knockin’”, “I’m A Lover Not A Fighter”, and “Sugar Coated Love”, all of which are now often covered classics. He became a house musician for Excello and played harmonica, guitar, and all sorts of percussion on countless sessions for other label stars such as Slim Harpo, Lonesome Sundown, Jimmy Dotson, Henry Gray and others. Lazy Lester’s run with Excello lasted until the late 1960s, and this period will forever cement Lazy Lester into blues history as a beacon of Excello’s heralded “Swamp Blues” sound. After a brief post-Excello hiatus from music, Lazy Lester has continued to make wonderful music and proudly occupies the position of the greatest living “Swamp Blues” ambassador. He has recorded albums for Alligator Records, Antone’s, Ruf, Telarc, and Cambaya, and his early Excello recordings have been reissued many times on numerous labels. Lazy Lester regularly tours the US, Europe and South America, and was recently a highlight of the 2010 Amanda’s Roller Coaster harmonica gathering.
#777Upholding a grand tradition, You Better Listen allows us another chapter of Lazy Lester’s great music, brought to a new decade and an international stage. Lovingly produced by guitarist Morten Omlid and harmonicist Jostein Forsberg, this CD highlights Lester’s vocals, harmonica playing and guitar work through the eyes of two seasoned Norwegian blues musicians. This CD production is unique in that it features a number of tracks where Lester has overdubbed harmonica after the fact, allowing him a few different roles simultaneously in a song. The backing band for this project is Spoonful Of Blues, a group of sensitive and capable traditional blues players, who are Lazy Lester’s regular band for annual tours of Norway. From the opening notes of the romping Lightnin’ Slim classic “Rooster Blues”, with Lester playing backing harmonica over his lead vocals, we see a formula that really works. Lester’s down-home guitar is in prominence on “Ethel Mae”, a Lighnin’ Hopkins derived original, and a powerful slow blues standout. Who has more right to cover “Scratch My Back” then the man who played percussion on the original Slim Harpo hit? Lazy Lester’s love of country music is celebrated with two delightful performances; a great version of the Roy Acuff classic “Blues Eyes Crying In The Rain”, which has been converted into a rousing swamp blues rocker, and the instrumental ”Paradise Stomp”, a sweet harmonica melody that is a fitting album closer. Throughout this fine program of a dozen songs, both originals and covers come through as vibrant performances, all masterfully “owned” by Lazy Lester. The recording studio in Norway was, for a few days, transformed into the swamps of Louisiana. Thanks to Morten and Jostein for their caring production of this fine album that is un-apologetically Lazy Lester!

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