Corey Harris, Greens from the Garden - 60m 26s

Tracks & Durations

1. Introduction to the Greens	0:48
2. Basehead	4:41
3. Honeysuckle	4:23
4. Tapado	0:39
5. Eh la Bas	5:50
6. Interlude	0:40
7. Wild West	4:04
8. In the Kitchen with Momma	0:22
9. Sweet Black Angel	4:08
10. Pas Parlez	4:30
11. Interlude	0:13
12. Lynch Blues	6:16
13. Greens Back in the Day	1:20
14. Congo Square Rag	1:44
15. Diddy Wah Diddy	2:31
16. Ites	1:14
17. Just a Closer Walk with Thee	5:56
18. Nola Rag	4:56
19. Epilogue	0:49
20. Teabag Blues (bonus track)	4:59
21. Untitled	0:11

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Review

Like many younger blues artists, guitarist and singer Corey Harris mixes and blends different styles, instead of sticking to just one. What speaks to his considerable skill as a musician is how well it works. On Greens from the Garden, he roves between the Delta and Cajun country, contrasting the solid, slow blues of "Honeysuckle" with the upbeat, waltz-time "Pas Parles." A definite highlight is "Lynch Blues," which features a great guitar intro backed by a drum roll as smooth as water poured on the drumhead. Between songs lurk bits of percussion, snippets of monologue and conversation; this, coupled with the generally upbeat feel of the album, leaves the listener with the impression of a really good party captured on CD. Thanks to the miracle of modern recording technology, we're all invited. --Genevieve Williams

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Greens from the Garden

Tracks: 19 (-2 tracks), Disk length: 55m (-6m 34s)

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