Format: CD
Label: Stony Plain 1283
Year: 2003
Origin: Montréal, Québec
Genre: blues
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Release Type: Albums
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Playlist:
| Track Name | Length | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rockin' the Boogie | ||
| 2 | Play That Guitar Rag Wilcox | ||
| 3 | That Hypnotizin' Boogie | ||
| 4 | My Eyes Keep Me in Trouble | ||
| 5 | Hot, Hot Papa | ||
| 6 | Rock Me | ||
| 7 | The Grind | ||
| 8 | Can't Stop Rockin' | ||
| 9 | Cheap Beer Joint | ||
| 10 | Rattlesnakin' Daddy | ||
| 11 | Downtown Came Uptown | ||
| 12 | The Groove | ||
| 13 | Bad Feeling Traditional | ||
| 14 | Preachin' the Blues | ||
| 15 | Dr. Wilcox |
Rockin' the Boogie: Best Blues and Boogie
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Blues-rock good-times guitarist and vocalist David K. Wilcox (thanks for the clarification David K.) rips up 15 tracks of fun and goofy bar blues on Rockin' the Boogie: The Best of Blues and Boogie. A mix of his originals about booze, bars, and wimmin is augmented with a couple of Muddy Waters covers and a handful of traditional interpretations. Even when he's got the blues so bad ("Bad Feeling," "Preachin' the Blues") Wilcox still sounds like he's having a great time. While there is not a whole lot of depth on the record, it's still a solid collection of muscled-up blues riffs and phrases that sound fine on record and even better in a smoky bar.
Produced by David Wilcox, Colin Linden, and Sadia
Released by Stony Plain and Warner in Canada
Released by Stony Plain and Navarre in the United States
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