Burnside, and the son of drummer Calvin Jackson who played drums behind R. By his early teens he was sneaking into jukes and bars in order to hear the blues. Eventually he moved to the Mississippi Hill Country and completely immersed himself in the music — and the lives — of the Kimbrough, Burnside and Turner families. As usual, this track maintains its groove even with the acoustic instruments, and might just be the coolest song on the entire CD — which is saying something as this CD is full of great cuts.
The Verdict: The style of music featured on this album can be very difficult to translate to CD, or any studio recording for that matter. Heard in a juke or at a festival, it can be almost transcendent. But when recorded, it can suffer from lack of energy.
That being said, such is NOT the case here. This CD contains all the raw power, grit, menace, groove and vitality of the best of the Mississippi Hill Country musical style. I Looked Up The Road So Long So Many Women Out On The Hillside Please Take Me Home Stay All Night Renegade Lightnin Malcolm.
Ain't Even Worried Stop Fighting Over Me Renegade Guilty Man My Lyin' Ass Precious Jewel Feat. Nadirah Shakoor Come Go With Me North Mississippi Feat. J Grubbz Foxfire Ranch Tell You Girl You Better Recognize Juke Joint Duo So Much Love Let's Come Together My Sweatheart Nobody Else Fightin' Been So Rough Chitalu Make It In The World So much amazing music from only two guys. Cedric, we miss your granddaddy, but he would be so proud of you.
Note to iTunes users: Buy this album!!!! A searing, guitar drenched blues deconstruction. Imagine the raw, groove-driven sound of the delta, cranked through overdriven amplifiers by a pair of guitar wizards. In other words, this is great stuff!
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