Otis Spann Sweet Giant of The Blues(blues)(mp3@320)[rogercc][h33t]

[color=deepskyblue][b]OTIS SPANN SWEET GIANT OF THE BLUES[/b][/color][/size] [b]Label: Flying Dutchman Productions Released:13 Aug 1969 Format:Mp3@320[/b] [img]http://img88.imageshack.us/img88/8210/otisspannsweetgiantofbl.jpg[/img] [quote][color=red]Sweet Giant of the Blues is a solid record. Seemingly more accidental than intentional, the production is clean and separated. Yet it has a roomy quality that highlights the superb musicianship here. The set starts out with a fast and furious version of "Got My Mojo Workin'." Otis Spann's Delta-inspired voice shines over the group, which sounds very tight, and much like the Chess sessionmen. "Moon Blues" is a song highlighted with fuzz guitar leads and a '70s sound. The funky "I'm a Dues Payin' Man" is a refreshing change of pace on the album, while "Bird in a Cage" is a soulful instrumental. Coming through as the standout track, "Bird in a Cage" reaffirms blues musicians as some of the best players in music. The track showcases Ray Charles-esque piano playing and blues saxophone -- which takes away from the song by adding a '70s feel to the recording. Overall, this is a tight record by a man with one of the best voices in the blues.[/color][/quote] Tracklist 1. Got My Mojo Working 3:01 2. Sellin' My Thing 7:22 3. Moon Blues 4:25 4. I'm A Dues Payin' Man 3:05 5. I Wonder Why 4:21 6. Bird In A Cage 6:05 7. Hey Baby 5:37 8. Make A Way 4:23 Personnel Banjo - Mike Anthony (4) Bass - Max Bennett Drums - Paul Humphrey Flute - Tom Scott Guitar - Louie Shelton , Mike Anthony (4) Piano - Otis Spann Saxophone [Tenor] - Tom Scott

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