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(1949-51'Modern') (72:04/25) A cette époque, il était l'une des grandes sensations du R&B, comme...plus

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Little Willie Littlefield: Littlefield, Little Willie Kats On The Keys

(1949-51'Modern') (72:04/25) A cette époque, il était l'une des grandes sensations du R&B, comme le prouve cet album. Tout simplement fantastique ! En outre, il y a une pièce inédite et trois versions alternatives inédites / à l'époque, il était l'une des plus grandes sensations de r&b, et cet album montre pourquoi. De superbes choses, y compris un titre inédit et trois prises alternatives inédites.

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Interpret: Little Willie Littlefield
Titre de l'album: Littlefield, Little Willie Kats On The Keys
Genre Blues
Label Ace Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0029667173629
Poids en kg: 0.1

Littlefield, Little Willie - Littlefield, Little Willie Kats On The Keys CD 1
01	Ain't A Better Story Told	Little Willie Littlefield
02	Life Of Trouble	Little Willie Littlefield
03	You Never Miss A Good Woman Till She's Gone	Little Willie Littlefield
04	Nakite Stomp (inst.)	Little Willie Littlefield
05	Cheerful Baby	Little Willie Littlefield
06	Happy Pay Day	Little Willie Littlefield
07	I've Been Lost	Little Willie Littlefield
08	Love Me Tonight	Little Willie Littlefield
09	Trouble Around Me	Little Willie Littlefield
10	Money Hustlin' Woman	Little Willie Littlefield
11	Real Fine Mama	Little Willie Littlefield
12	Too Late For Me	Little Willie Littlefield
13	Mean Mean Woman	Little Willie Littlefield
14	Lump In My Throat (Tears In My Eyes)	Little Willie Littlefield
15	I Like It	Little Willie Littlefield
16	Your Love Wasn't So	Little Willie Littlefield
17	Rockin' Chair Mama	Little Willie Littlefield
18	The Nights Are So Long	Little Willie Littlefield
19	Hit The Road	Little Willie Littlefield
20	Train Whistle Blues	Little Willie Littlefield
21	The Sun Is Shining In Your Front Door	Little Willie Littlefield
22	Long About Midnight	Little Willie Littlefield
23	Til We Meet Again	Little Willie Littlefield
24	Trouble Around Me	Little Willie Littlefield
25	It's Midnight (No Place To Go)	Little Willie Littlefield

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Little Willie Littlefield

The proverbial child prodigy, Little Willie Littlefield so thoroughly absorbed the thundering piano prowess of his hero Albert Ammons that he was rocking houses on Houston's Dowling Street in his mid-teens. His penchant for romping boogies made him a natural answer to fellow Houstonian Amos Milburn, then a red-hot hitmaking commodity, so Modern Records swept him up in 1949 and brought him to L.A. His habit of setting piano triplets against a blues backbeat was soaked up down in New Orleans by Fats Domino, who made it a primary facet of his sound

The native of El Campo, Texas (where he was born September 16, 1931) made his first 78s for Eddie Henry, the owner of Eddie's Record Shop on Dowling, who was so taken by Willie's sound that he launched his self-named Eddie's label to introduced Littlefield to the public, starting with Little Willie's Boogie in '48. Then Jules Bihari came to Houston and heard Little Willie at the El Dorado Ballroom. His first Modern hit in '49, It's Midnight, was done in Houston with future Ray Charles saxman Donald Wilkerson in the band, but subsequent Littlefield releases were cut on the coast. That includes Hit The Road, a self-penned jump (Jules Bihari appended his writing sobriquet to this one too) cut December 11, 1949 in L.A., that features some trebly in-your-face guitar, maybe by Chuck Norris.

Willie managed two more R&B chart entries, Farewell and I've Been Lost, before exiting Modern in 1952 and moving over to Federal Records. There he waxed the original version of Kansas City as K.C. Loving (somehow it avoided the charts altogether), as well as such memorable titles as The Midnight Hour Was Shining and Sitting On The Curbstone. While living in the Bay Area, Willie turned up on Don Barksdale's Rhythm logo with Ruby Ruby in 1957, then spent much of the next two decades entertaining San José supper club patrons. Littlefield moved to the Netherlands in the '80s and has undergone quite a career revival since then, playing prestigious festivals worldwide (including the Ponderosa Stomp and the Chicago Blues Festival in 2009).

Bill Dahl
Chicago, Illinois

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