Etta James Albert Collins Joe Walsh – Jump The Blues Away (1989)

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Albert Collins, Etta James & Joe Walsh - Jump the blues away (1990)

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1. Walk Away
2. Going Down
3. I Feel My Love Coming Down
4. Sweet Little Angel
5. Rock Me Baby
6. If Trouble Was Money
7. Baby What You Want Time To Do
8. The Blues Don't Care About You
9. Rocky Mountain Way

Albert Collins: vocals, guitar
Etta James: vocals
Joe Walsh: vocals and guitar
Josh Sklair: guitar
Gip Noble: piano
Jerry Peterson: harmonica
Ed Sanford: organ
Rick Rosas: bass
Michael Huey: drums

Recorded at the Wiltern Theater, in Los Angeles, CA, June 10, 1990.A

 

Nothing if not eclectic, the Jazzvisions series veers completely away from jazz on its blues installment. The idiom is blues-rock, the headliner is the once and future Eagles star Joe Walsh, and his co-partners are electric bluesman Albert Collins and the indestructible singer Etta James. Within that idiom, though, this is a strong program captained by experts in the arts of blues licks and working the crowd. Collins is terse and stinging on guitar, full of bent-note soul; James is right in her element, laying on the double entendres, whipping up the audience in her experienced manner; and Walsh, aside from the inevitable "Rocky Mountain Way," does well in the blues guitar idiom, even giving a tip of the cap to Collins, "Thanks for all the licks!" The backup band roars in the traditional journeyman electric blues-rock form, with strong piano and organ work and pumping drums. At its best, especially when Collins and James are on, this concert at the indoor Wiltern Theatre has much of the celebratory flavor of a jumping outdoor blues festival. Available on LP, CD, cassette, laserdisc and VHS video. ---Richard S. Ginnell, allmusic.com

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