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1.1 Call Me If You Need Me1.2 Roll Your Money Maker1.3 Worried Blues1.4 My Foolish Heart1.5 Sunset Blues1.6 You Spoiled Your Baby1.7 Tear Drops1.8 Just Shakey1.9 Jake's Blues1.10 Still Your Fool1.11 Keep A-Loving Me Baby1.12 Call Me When You Need Me1.13 Huffin' ; Puffin'1.14 Good Times1.15 Mouth Harp Blues1.16 Love My Baby1.17 Jake's Cha Cha1.18 Gimme a Smile1.19 My Broken Heart1.20 Angry Love1.21 Things Is Alright1.22 Easy Baby1.23 Things Are Different Baby1.24 It Won't Happen Again |
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The Vocal & Harmonica Blues Of Shakey Jake |
 | Description: | Harmonica player/singer/semi-professional gambler James D. ??SHAKEY JAKE? Harris remains one of The Blues?? shadowy, ??Great Unknown? figures.
His name came from his awesome ability to shoot dice; by all accounts, fellow-gamblers would call ??Shake ??Em, Jake? at him.
This compilation comprises his two rare-as-hens-teeth LPs, ??Good Times? (1960) and ??Mouth Harp Blues? (1961), both recorded for Prestige/Bluesville, plus an earlier, one-off 45rpm for Artistic (1958), a subsidiary label of Cobra Records.
On his Artistic 45rpm he was backed by the Willie Dixon Band, whose personnel included guitarists Magic Sam (who was Shakey Jake??s nephew) and Freddie King.
His Prestige/Bluesville LPs feature sidemen like guitarists Bill Jennings and Jimmy Lee Robinson, organist Brother Jack McDuff, pianist Robert Banks, bassist Leonard Gaskin and drummer Junior Blackman.
This material is impossible to find elsewhere on CD. - THE VOCAL & HARMONICA BLUES OF SHAKEY JAKEHarmonica player/singer/semi-professional gambler James D. "SHAKEY JAKE" Harris remains one of The Blues' shadowy, "Great Unknown" figures. His name came from his awesome ability to shoot dice; by all accounts, fellow-gamblers would call "Shake 'Em, Jake" at him. This compilation comprises his two rare-as-hens-teeth LPs, "Good Times" (1960) and "Mouth Harp Blues" (1961), both recorded for Prestige/Bluesville, plus an earlier, one-off 45rpm for Artistic (1958), a subsidiary label of Cobra Records. On his Artistic 45rpm he was backed by the Willie Dixon Band, whose personnel included guitarists Magic Sam (who was Shakey Jake's nephew) and Freddie King. His Prestige/Bluesville LPs feature sidemen like guitarists Bill Jennings and Jimmy Lee Robinson, organist Brother Jack McDuff, pianist Robert Banks, bassist Leonard Gaskin and drummer Junior Blackman. This material is impossible to find elsewhere on CD.2022 reissue of 2 full albums from 1960 & 1961 plus bonus tracks."Call Me When You Need Me" is a captivating CD release by the legendary blues harmonica player and singer Shakey Jake, brought to you by Jasmine Records. This collection showcases some of Shakey Jake's finest recordings, capturing his unique blend of Chicago blues with soulful vocals and masterful harmonica playing. The album features both well-known tracks and hidden gems from his career, offering listeners an authentic journey through classic blues sounds. Jasmine Records is renowned for its high-quality reissues of vintage jazz, blues, and popular music albums, ensuring that timeless classics like this one are preserved for new generations to enjoy. With "Call Me When You Need Me," fans can experience the raw emotion and musical prowess that made Shakey Jake a respected figure in the world of blues. |  | No. of tracks: |
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