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Gibson, Lacy / Carter, Joe: I Didn't Give a Damn If Whites Bought It! - the Ralph Bass Vol. 1 - COMPACT DISCS
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| Management number | 205744935 | Release Date | 2025/10/22 | List Price | $49.95 | Model Number | 205744935 | ||
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Title: I Didn't Give a Damn If Whites Bought It! - the Ralph Bass Vol. 1
Artist: Gibson, Lacy / Carter, Joe
Label: Good Time
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 730167342742
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2023-11-17
Number of Discs: 1
In the summer of 1977 in Chicago's PS Studios, legendary blues musician and producer Ralph Bass held a number of now mythical sessions that would feature some of the biggest names and best acts blues music had to offer from around the globe. Up first were sets from men that need no introduction. Backed by an incredible roster of equally skilled musicians including Sunnyland Slim on piano, Fred Below on drums and Willie Black on bass, bluesmen Lacy Gibson and Joe Carter step forward to serve up their best on tracks including 'Easy Woman', 'Sweet Home Chicago' and 'Stormy Monday'.
Tracks:
1.1 Lacy Gibson - You'd Better Be Sure
1.2 Lacy Gibson - Easy Woman
1.3 Lacy Gibson - Whop That Thang Around Me
1.4 Lacy Gibson - Black Jack
1.5 Lacy Gibson - C.B. Blues
1.6 Joe Carter - I'm Worried
1.7 Joe Carter - Anna Lou Blues
1.8 Joe Carter - Sweet Home Chicago
1.9 Joe Carter - Joe's Boogie
1.10 Joe Carter - Stormy Monday
Artist: Gibson, Lacy / Carter, Joe
Label: Good Time
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 730167342742
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2023-11-17
Number of Discs: 1
In the summer of 1977 in Chicago's PS Studios, legendary blues musician and producer Ralph Bass held a number of now mythical sessions that would feature some of the biggest names and best acts blues music had to offer from around the globe. Up first were sets from men that need no introduction. Backed by an incredible roster of equally skilled musicians including Sunnyland Slim on piano, Fred Below on drums and Willie Black on bass, bluesmen Lacy Gibson and Joe Carter step forward to serve up their best on tracks including 'Easy Woman', 'Sweet Home Chicago' and 'Stormy Monday'.
Tracks:
1.1 Lacy Gibson - You'd Better Be Sure
1.2 Lacy Gibson - Easy Woman
1.3 Lacy Gibson - Whop That Thang Around Me
1.4 Lacy Gibson - Black Jack
1.5 Lacy Gibson - C.B. Blues
1.6 Joe Carter - I'm Worried
1.7 Joe Carter - Anna Lou Blues
1.8 Joe Carter - Sweet Home Chicago
1.9 Joe Carter - Joe's Boogie
1.10 Joe Carter - Stormy Monday
Blues
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