Jimmy Reed - Jimmy Reed at Carnegie Hall

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AAPB 1035-45
200 Gram Vinyl Record (2 45rpm LPs)
$140.00

Jimmy Reed at Carnegie Hall was the first blues album to truly cross over and influence a whole generation and continues to spread its influence today. Everyone from Elvis Presley, Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, The Yardbirds and countless others, were influenced by Jimmy Reed at Carnegie Hall. This album includes all of his greatest hits. Jimmy not only had hits on the R&B charts but also crossed over 11 times on Billboard's Hot 100, unheard of for a blues musician. This is not a live recording. Rather, Jimmy Reed recorded in Carnegie Hall the same set list he had performed there just a night or two previously.

Mastered at AcousTech by Kevin Gray and Steve Hoffman.

"Analogue Productions' cleanly pressed 45rpm version of Reed's most famous release is not the first audiophile edition. Mobile Fidelity released a fine-sounding gold disc in the '90s, and Audio Fidelity recently transferred it onto SACD. But there's magic lurking within these grooves that digital has never fully reproduced; the album has never sounded better. Reed's lazy rhythmic sway, loose-limbed strumming, and unmannered singing fill the soundstage...Guitar timbres teem with purity, and there's ample separation between Reed's elementary harmonica solos and Earl Phillips' rocking-chair percussion. While the album has never been a dynamic standout, it's hard to imagine a future incarnation getting more from the music." - Bob Gendron, The Absolute Sound, April/May 2005

1. Bright Lights Big City

2. I'm Mr. Luck

3. What's Wrong, Baby

4. Found Joy

5. Kind Of Lonesome

6. Aw Shucks, Hush Your Mouth

7. Tell Me You Love Me

8. Blue Carnegie

9. I'm A Love You

10. Hold Me Close

11. Blue Blue Water

12. Baby What You Want Me To Do

13. You Don't Have To Go

14. Hush-Hush

15. Found Love

16. Honest I Do

17. You Got Me Dizzy

18. Big Boss Man

19. Take Out Some Insurance

20. Boogie In The Dark

21. Going To New York

22. Ain't That Lovin' You, Baby

23. The Sun Is Shining

More Information
By Labels Analogue Productions
By Genre Blues
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