Naked Blues

Naked Blues

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When it comes to the blues, you can't always judge a book by its cover. Bluesmen who fit K.K. Martin's description (young, white, long hair) usually play electric blues-rock; looking at Martin's picture on the cover of Naked Blues, one might expect something along the lines of Stevie Ray Vaughan or Johnny Winter . But in fact, Naked Blues is primarily an album of acoustic Mississippi-style country-blues. Much of the time, this CD recalls the Delta blues of the 1920s and 1930s -- the Delta influence comes through on Martin's own songs as well as spare, minimalist performances of Sleepy John Estes ' "Drop Down Mama," Mississippi John Hurt 's "Angels Laid Him Away," and Robert Johnson 's "3220 Blues." Occasionally, the singer/acoustic guitarist gets away from outright blues, acknowledging early New Orleans jazz on Joe Primrose's "St. James' Infirmary" and gospel on the traditional "I Shall Not Be Moved." But for the most part, Martin sticks to a Delta blues approach. Although Martin's vocals aren't fantastic, he gets his points across -- and his slide guitar playing is quite faithful to the spirit of pre-World War II country-blues. Naked Blues isn't mind-blowing, but it's a competent, fairly pleasant effort.

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Little Bill - Bass & Vocals
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Mark Riley - Guitars & Mandolins
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Tom Morgan - Drums
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5.59 x 4.92 x 0.39 inches Manufacturer
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Merrimack Records Date First Available
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October 5, 2006 Label
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Merrimack Records ASIN
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B000JFHU18

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According to legend, this started out as a studio practice session but when Bill heard the tapes he had to release it. Both Little Bill and Mark Riley are legendary players in the Seattle area. Bill's roots go back to the early 60's rock scene in Tacoma, where his band, the Wailers, the Ventures and others got their start. Riley is a member of the Washington Blues Society Hall of Fame, and has won many awards for his electric, acoustic and slide guitar playing. This is truly an outstanding album, and rarely found anymore.

I have had this CD in my blues library for close to 15 years. I used to love to go see Little Bill in local concert venues in the Seattle area. My favorites on the album have always been "Hard Times" and "Back Door Blues". I wish you could hear samples. This is in no way over-produced: just Bill on bass; Mark Riley on acoustic blues guitar and mandolin; and Tom Morgan on drums - a great presence of the musicians draws you into the session like a private concert.

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