Lightnin' in New York

Lightnin' in New YorkProduct Info Recorded November 15, 1960 at the Nola Penthouse Sound Studios in New York, Lightnin' In New York captures the legendary bluesman in classic form, including some rare solos on the piano. Produced by Candid Records label co founder, famed music critic and social activist, Nat Hentoff, and recorded at a time when Hopkins was being rediscovered by white audiences, the bluesman was reluctant in accepting his new role as an artist before

The band’s dynamic self-penned songs sound and feel as fresh and real as the old blues they love and perform

Disc Twenty – Blu-ray Disc

the single "United" and the distressingly brilliant "Hamburger Lady"

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Prisoner 103 (Alt Take) / 3

his generation witnessed the brutality of the 1970s liberation struggle

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8 Hit the Ground Running

I'd Love You To Want Me

Companion piece to the Weekender 12″ was Weatherall’s Weekender featuring two remixes by the master