Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 1978
Time: 52:43
Size: 120,8 MB
Label: Arhoolie Records (2005)
Styles: Blues/West Coast Blues
Art: Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Travelin' With The Blues - 4:00
2. You Can't Take It With You - 3:20
3. Gasoline Blues - 4:41
4. You're Killing Me - 3:48
5. Going Back To Oakland - 4:03
6. Street Walking Woman - 4:06
7. Juicer's Blues - 2:40
8. Blues Got Me - 4:24
9. Blues Up And Gone - 3:45
10. Telephone Blues - 4:06
11. Midnight Train - 5:41
12. Big Drought In California - 5:35
13. Tom's Boogie - 2:27
This is the late West-Coast native Tom McFarland’s first album (plus three bonus tracks) for the first time on CD. Subject matter ranges from personal relationships to prostitutes from blues musician’s wages to the price of gasoline. Some humorous some serious all composed and performed by this remarkably tasteful and subtle blues singer guitarist and composer. “Backed only by bass and drums McFarland’s clean guitar lines and no-nonsense vocals ring true to such mentors as B B King Freddie King and Otis Rush while his original songs present an artist quite worthy of standing in his own spotlight. McFarland died in September 2004 aged 59 so this reissue of his first major (1978) album (plus 3 extra tracks) provides a timely tribute to a fine musician who never achieved wide fame.”
Travelin’ With The Blues
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