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Windy City Strugglers: Windy City Strugglers | |
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Self titled 1994 release .Out of print title in very good-excellent condition. Though formed in the late 60s as a jug band specialising in vintage Country-blues, the Strugglers’ recording career only really began in 1989 when Bill Lake and Rick Bryant decided to record some of this material for We’re in the same boat, Brother. Inspired by the results, the Strugglers became increasingly active over the following decade,performing around New Zealand and recording two award-winning albums. Over the years the music has evolved into a free-ranging style that reflects the taste of individual Strugglers & continues to echo the band’s formative influences. Someday Baby / Sleepy John Estes Born in the Desert / trad. ; arr. Lake Peaches in the Springtime / Memphis Jug Band Raggy Bues /Arthur Baysting, Bill Lake Newport News / Memphis Jug Band Heartland / Bill Lake, Arthur Baysting Lonesome Train / Charlie McCoy Minglewood Blues /Cannon's Jug Stompers Mellow Apples / Big Joe Williams I sing 'em the way I feel / J.B. Lenoir My Fault / Muddy Waters Jesus hits like an Atom Bomb / Pilgrim Travellers Heavenly Light /Joseph Spence Rollin' and tumblin' / Muddy Waters Bring it on home to me / Sam Cooke |
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