Jimmy Johnson
Jimmy Johnson - Pepper's Hangout [CD]
Delmark Records 1977. Jimmy proved himself one of the best contemporary blues artist in the late seventies and early eighties with two killer albums on Delmark, JOHNSON'S WHACKS and NORTH // SOUTH. Jim O’Neal, founding editor of Living Blues Magazine, wrote “Jimmy’s fervent, high-register singing is just stunning; combined with his fluent, note-bending guitar work, those marvelous vocals invest the supercharged blues of Jimmy Johnson not just with deep emotion but also with a rare, anguished kind of beauty.” O’Neal’s original 1977 notes and new updated notes tell the history of this album and Jimmy’s musical journeys. Produced by the legendary Ralph Bass (James Brown, T-Bone Walker, Little Esther Phillips) in 1977, PEPPER'S HANGOUT is Chicago blues at its best.
Tracklisting:
1) Same Old Blues
2) Married Woman Blues
3) High Heel Sneakers
4) The Things That I Used To Do
5) Pepper's Hangout
6) Looking For My Baby
7) Riding In The Moonlight