The Best Of The Orleans Years On Vinyl LP!
Pressed At Quality Record Pressings!
Featuring "Cleo's Back" & "Mean Little Woman"!
The best of the Orleans years recorded in New Orleans 1994 & 1998. Track one, "Cleos Back" was featured in the 2011 Tom Hanks movie Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close which was nominated for a Best Picture of the Year. Track 2, "Mean Little Woman" was featured in the HBO series Treme.
From Little Freddie King's first thumb-strummed rhythm to his deep pocket leads Subtle yet deep-reaching, King locks into the pusle in that irressistible fashion it seems musicians only learn from spending years in New Orleans. King was born in McComb, Mississippi in 1940. His father was a blues guitarist named Jesse James Martin Moved to New Orleans at age 17 is an anual attraction at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage festival and has toured Europe with Bo Diddley and John Lee Hooker.
It's the same sound that fired the work of Muddy Waters, Jimmy Reed and Freddie's cousin, the great Lightnin' Hopkins this is blues Mississippi style.
King's fantastically sleazy pawn shop leads drip all over songs everything he wants to tell you comes out in that sound with titles like "Bad Chicken" sign post on the road to wino hell and blues heaven.
Features:
• Vinyl LP
• Pressed at QRP
Selections:
Side A:
1. Cleo's Back
2. Mean Little Woman
3. The Great Chinese
4. What'd I Say
5. Kinky Cotton Fields
6. I Use To Be Down
Side B:
1. Sing Sang Sung
2. Do She Ever Think Of Me
3. Hide Away
4. Honest I Do
5. Bad Chicken
Pressed At Quality Record Pressings!
Featuring "Cleo's Back" & "Mean Little Woman"!
The best of the Orleans years recorded in New Orleans 1994 & 1998. Track one, "Cleos Back" was featured in the 2011 Tom Hanks movie Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close which was nominated for a Best Picture of the Year. Track 2, "Mean Little Woman" was featured in the HBO series Treme.
From Little Freddie King's first thumb-strummed rhythm to his deep pocket leads Subtle yet deep-reaching, King locks into the pusle in that irressistible fashion it seems musicians only learn from spending years in New Orleans. King was born in McComb, Mississippi in 1940. His father was a blues guitarist named Jesse James Martin Moved to New Orleans at age 17 is an anual attraction at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage festival and has toured Europe with Bo Diddley and John Lee Hooker.
It's the same sound that fired the work of Muddy Waters, Jimmy Reed and Freddie's cousin, the great Lightnin' Hopkins this is blues Mississippi style.
King's fantastically sleazy pawn shop leads drip all over songs everything he wants to tell you comes out in that sound with titles like "Bad Chicken" sign post on the road to wino hell and blues heaven.
Features:
• Vinyl LP
• Pressed at QRP
Selections:
Side A:
1. Cleo's Back
2. Mean Little Woman
3. The Great Chinese
4. What'd I Say
5. Kinky Cotton Fields
6. I Use To Be Down
Side B:
1. Sing Sang Sung
2. Do She Ever Think Of Me
3. Hide Away
4. Honest I Do
5. Bad Chicken
