Product details
- Label Fat Possum Records
- Artist Little Brother Montgomery
- Format 1LP
- Country United States
- Released Date 2017
- Genre Blues
- Sealed Yes
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Worried Blues by Little Brother Montgomery.
Little Brother Montgomery delivers transformative artistry in this essential recording.
Musical Analysis:
Little Brother Montgomery's performance delivers authentic emotional power rooted in blues tradition. The balance between technical skill and expression defines great blues.
Album Story:
"Worried Blues," the influential album by the legendary blues musician Little Brother Montgomery, stands out as a poignant testament to the raw emotional power of the genre. Released by Fat Possum Records, known for championing distinctive voices in the blues and roots music scene, this album captures the essence of Montgomery's unique sound—a heart-wrenching blend of rich piano melodies and soul-stirring vocals. Montgomery's ability to convey profound sorrow and resilience through his music creates an immersive experience that invites listeners into his world of heartbreak and longing. Songs like the titular track, "Worried Blues," lament personal struggles and societal woes, reflecting a deep connection to both his Southern roots and the broader human experience.
What sets "Worried Blues" apart from other albums is its authentic rawness; Montgomery's talent shines through his expert improvisation and deeply felt storytelling. Unlike many contemporary recordings that polish their sound for commercial appeal, this album celebrates the imperfections that enrich its character, offering fans a genuine
Pressing Details:
Track Listing:
A1. No Special Rider
A2. Prisoner Bound Blues
A3. You Gotta See Your Mama Every Night
A4. Cow Cow Blues
A5. Gin House Blues
A6. New Vicksburg Blues
B1. London Shout
B2. Oh, Daddy
B3. Little Brother's Early Pieces And History
B4. No Special Boogie
B5. Farrish Street Jive
B6. Muleface Blues
Credits:
Jeff Powell - Lacquer Cut By
Dick Spottswood - Liner Notes
Michael A. Stewart - Liner Notes
Gene Rosenthal - Producer, Recorded By, Photography By
Michael A. Stewart - Steel Guitar
Jeanne Carroll - Vocals
Little Brother Montgomery - Vocals, Piano
Notes:
Recorded in Chicago, IL September 1, 1969.
Includes download code.
Reissue of [r5970267].
Sound Quality:
Raw, immediate energy with perfect balance – warm guitar tone, powerful vocals, solid rhythm. High-quality pressing with excellent tracking and quiet surfaces.
Collector's Notes:
Essential for serious collectors – a piece of musical history with lasting value.
Artist: Little Brother Montgomery
Format: 1LP
Genre: Blues
Label: Fat Possum Records
Catalog Number: FP1604-1
Release Year: 2017
Country: United States
Condition: Sealed (New)
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