Jimmy D. Lane Legacy180g LP

Jimmy D. Lane

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APLP 2005

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APLP 2005

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Jimmy D. Lane's incendiary guitar prowess and powerful vocals are backed by an all-star group featuring: Carey Bell, Hubert Sumlin, Per Hanson and Sam Lay. Jimmy D's father, Jimmy Rodgers, also joins his son and plays in what were to be his very last recorded performance.

"Jimmy D. Lane moves directly to the front ranks of those who will take the blues into the next century."--Living Blues Magazine.

Selections:
1. Hey Little Girl
2. Clue Me
3. Four O'Clock in the Morning
4. Going Downtown
5. Another Mule Kickin' In My Stall
6. In This Bed
7. Call It Blues
8. One Room Country Shack
9. Big House
10. Baby's Mule
11. Dem Blues
12. Pride
13. It's All Good