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James Wheeler, Can't Take It

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1684620

Disk length: 1h 12m 47s (14 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2000

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Who Loves You Baby? 3:36
2. Wasting My Time 5:04
3. The Weaker Sex 4:04
4. This Can't Be Happening To Me 7:20
5. Sometimes 5:29
6. She's Gonna Pay 5:42
7. Come Home 3:31
8. You Make It Hard Baby 7:58
9. I Can't Take It 4:50
10. These Hard Hard Times 5:14
11. Goin' To The Station 5:36
12. My Baby's Gone 3:59
13. Where Did You Stay Last Night? 6:55
14. Sweet Thang 3:22

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Review

It isn't the slick musicianship alone that makes bluesman James Wheeler so appealing; nor is it his songsmith's polish. Whether the beat boogies fast or drags slow, Wheeler's lyrics tell a good tale--and, amid all the laughs and crashes of life, a funny one, at that. The songs reflect such mature themes as the chugging confession of sexual malaise in "I Can't Take It" and the uptempo dressing-down of a selfish bedfriend in "Wasting My Time," while his blues makes a social statement in the guitar-charged "These Hard, Hard Times." Behind Wheeler's guitar is a finely tuned supporting cast, featuring gifted Billy Flynn's slide guitar, Ken Saydak's tasteful keyboards, and Ron Sorin's heartbreaking harmonica, with bassist Bob Stroger and drummer Marty Binder providing a roomful of rhythm. Listen to Flynn's slide slice through the breathless shuffle "Who Loves You, Baby?" and feel the sadness in Saydak's piano on the lonely ballad "Sometimes." --Alan Greenberg

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