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FINALLY ON CD!!!! Some of the most incendiary guitar blues ever recorded....totally awesome!!!!
Guitarist Spruill was the possessor of one of the most signature guitar styles of the 50’s and early 60’s, yet he was only a session man until his explosive solo powered the number one pop hit Wilbur Harrison’s “Kansas City� begot a modest career as a leader. Over three years in execution, Night Train has assiduously collected the handful of tracks he did as a leader and combined them with tracks, though recorded as a side man, contain solos so striking and singular, that the sessions might as well have been Spruill’s own. Although Spruill passed in 1996, Night Train was able to interview family and friends as well as research existing text to come up with an informative set of notes that, alongside the music, offer an unprecedented look into an overlooked talent of unique and impressive proportions. 1 Memphis- Dan Dees
2 Mind on Loving- Little Danny
3 Kansas City March
4 If You Just Woulda Said Goodbye- Little Walkin Willie
5 Hard Grind
6 Sweet Little Girl- Lynn Taylor
7 Cut & Dried
8 Little Schoolgirl- Jim & Bob Harrison
9 Raisin' Hell
10 Slow Draggin'
11 Most of all- Rose Marie & Bill Ivey
12 The Squeeze- Horace "Hog" Cooper
13 The Rooster
14 Driving Home (parts 1 & 2)- Charles Walker
15 Believe Me Darling- June Bateman
16 Scratch 'N' Twist
17 Please Don't Hurt Me- Jim & Bob Harrison
18 Charles Walker Slop- Charles Walker
19 Lonely Island
20 Party Hardy- Larry Dale |
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