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Katie Webster - No Foolin’ (1991)

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Katie Webster - No Foolin’ (1991)

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1 A Little Meat On The Side 		
2 I'm Bad 		
3 No Deposit, No Return 		
4 Zydeco Shoes And California Blues 		
5 Too Much Sugar For A Dime 		
6 Hard Lovin' Mama 		
7 It's Mighty Hard 		
8 Tangled In Your Web 		
9 Those Lonely, Lonely Nights 		
10 Mama Cat Cuttin' No Slack

Katie Webster – vocals, piano, organ
Vasti Jackson – guitar
Raphael Semmes – bass
Morris Jennings – drums
Gene Barge, Henri Ford – tenor sax
Burgess Gardner – trumpet
Edwin Williams – trombone
Donell Rush, Kathirine Lee - vocals (background)
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Lonnie Brooks – guitars, vocals
C.J. Chenier - accordion

 

Katie Webster is a powerful singer who can really belt out the blues, but perhaps her greatest skill is her two-handed piano solos. On this CD she is featured on a fairly wide range of material within the idiom including a zydeco-flavored blues, a sincere blues ballad ("It's Mighty Hard"), a couple of Motownish soul numbers, a rock and rollish "Those Lonely Lonely Nights" (on which she shares vocals with Lonnie Brooks) and, best of all, a variety of basic blues. Although she also contributes some atmospheric chordal organ, it is Katie Webster's piano playing that gives her music its most distinctive personality. A fun set. ---Scott Yanow, allmusic.com

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