Luther Allison
August 17, 1939 – August 12, 1997
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"All the Chicago Blues Festival needed was a hero. Enter Luther Allison, the expatriate bluesman flew in Saturday afternoon from his adopted home base of Paris, and hours later made the 12th Annual Blues Festival his personal showcase. From the time Allison tore into Soul Fixin' Man, he captivated the crowd. Responding to pleas of 'Don't hurt me, Luther' and 'Burn it down,' he played some of the hottest riffs that ever rained down from the main stage. Every guitar solo was an eloquent statement delivered with searing, lightning-quick precision."
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Luther Allison
Luther Allison`s Bio @ Alligator Records
(Disc 1)
1. Intro
2. Soul Fixin' Man
3. Cherry Red Wine
4. Move From The Hood
5. Bad Love
6. Put Your Money
7. Big City
8. Gimmie Back My Wig
9. It Hurts Me Too
10. Gamblers Blues / Sweet Angel
(Disc 2)
1. Party Time
2. All The Kings Horses
3. What Have I Done Wrong
4. Walking Papers
5. Think With Your Heart
6. What's Goin' On
7. Will It Ever Change
8. You're Gonna Make Me Cry
9. Everything's Gonna Be O.K.
Luther Allison: Live In Chicago
Luther Allison live at the Leverkussen Jazz Fest, Germany, 1994.