Lots More Blues, Rags & Hollers
Koerner, Ray & Glover
KR&G’s second recording for Elektra in 1963.
Personnel:
Dave Ray – guitar and vocals
John Koerner – guitar and vocals
Tony Glover – harmonica
Elektra EKL 267 (mono); EKS 7267 (stereo), rel: 06/64
Remastered and reissued by Red House Records, 01/99, RHR CD 130
- Black Dog
- Whomp Bom
- Black Betty
- Honey Bee
- Crazy Fool
- Keep Your Hands Off Her
- Duncan and Brady
- Fine Soft Land
- Red Cross Store
- Lady Day
- Freeze To Me, Mama
- Ted Mack Rag
- Fannin Street
- Love Bug
- Can’t Get My Rest At Night
- What’s The Matter With The Mill
- Fixin’ To Die
- My Little Woman
- Leavin’ Here Blues
- Southbound Train
- Slappin’ On My Black Cat Bone
All selections were recorded 09/63 in what was then “state of the art” stereo separation. We left this severe right-left mix alone for historical accuracy, though it sounds pretty weird nowadays. Remember, this was in the days when the cool thing to do was record a train so it sounded like it was entering your living room on the left and exiting on the right.
Sticker affixed to wrapper reads: “The 35th Anniversary reissue of an American Blues Classic…with new notes by Tony Glover & bonus tracks from The Blues Project!”