Eddie Kirkland -I'll Move You Baby -JASMINE CD Grooves.land/Playthek

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1.1 Mercy Blues

1.2 I'll Move You Baby

1.3 It's Time (For Lovin' to Be Done)

1.4 That's All Right

1.5 Please Don't Think I'm Nosey

1.6 No Shoes (Take 1)

1.7 No Shoes (Take 2)

1.8 I Mistreated a Woman (Take 1)

1.9 I Mistreated a Woman (Take 2)

1.10 Time for My Lovin' to Be Done

1.11 I Must Have Done Somebody Wrong

1.12 I Need You Baby

1.13 Train Done Gone

1.14 You Know I Love You

1.15 Blood on Your Hands

1.16 Love You Til the Day I Die

1.17 So Pretty Baby

1.18 I Tried

1.19 I Am So Tired

1.20 Back Bone

1.21 Streets Is Filled with Women

1.22 Whistle Done Blown

1.23 High Priced Woman

1.24 I Got Eyes for You

1.25 Lookin' for a Woman

1.26 Jump Me (One More Time)

1.27 Wobbling Baby

1.28 I Came to See You Baby

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Bluesin' In Detroit, 1950-1961

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One of The Bluesâ?? finest ever sidemen/accompanists, guitarist EDDIE KIRKLAND built a big reputation working with the mighty John Lee Hooker, both live and on record, between 1949 and 1962. Indeed, Eddie was just about the only guitarist who was able to keep up with the notoriously erratic Hooker. After retiring briefly in the late 60s, he was rediscovered in the mid-70s and continued to work regularly on the Blues/Rock circuit until his death, in 2011, at the age of eighty-eight. This compilation rounds up all of Eddieâ??s solo recordings between 1950-61, plus a further eight sides recorded with John Lee Hooker between 1951-53, on which he makes strong, audible contributions. Many of his own early sides were unreleased at the time, and are difficult to find elsewhere in the digital format. - BLUESIN' IN DETROIT, 1950-1961

One of The Blues' finest ever sidemen/accompanists, guitarist Eddie Kirkland built a big reputation working with the mighty John Lee Hooker, both live and on record, between 1949 and 1962. Indeed, Eddie was just about the only guitarist who was able to keep up with the notoriously erratic Hooker. After retiring briefly in the late 60s, he was rediscovered in the mid-70s and continued to work regularly on the Blues/Rock circuit until his death, in 2011, at the age of eighty-eight. This compilation rounds up all of Eddie's solo recordings between 1950-61, plus a further eight sides recorded with John Lee Hooker between 1951-53, on which he makes strong, audible contributions. Many of his own early sides were unreleased at the time, and are difficult to find elsewhere in the digital format.

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JASMCD3189

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