Johnny Winter, I'm a Bluesman - 51m 21s

Tracks & Durations

1. I'm a Bluesman	4:12
2. Cheatin' Blues	3:22
3. I Smell Smoke	3:57
4. Lone Wolf	3:29
5. So Much Love	3:22
6. The Monkey Song	6:13
7. Shake Down	4:02
8. Sweet Little Baby	2:48
9. Pack Your Bags	4:04
10. Last Night	3:12
11. That Wouldn't Satisfy	4:08
12. Sugar Coated Love	4:00
13. Let's Start All Over Again	4:24

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Review

Texas guitar-slinger Johnny Winter bares some of his deepest roots on his first album of new recordings since 1998. In a rare turn on acoustic slide six-string, he performs fellow Lone Star State legend Hop Wilson's "That Wouldn't Satisfy" with the sweet, lovely simplicity of a street corner singer. Then Winter plugs in for Lazy Lester's stomping primal rocker "Sugar Coated Love." But after years of health issues, Winter, who's 60, has lost the roaring vocal authority of his earlier albums and no longer takes dizzying solos at jet speed. Instead, he makes all the notes of a tune like "Lone Wolf" count, whether he's crafting a slide melody or literally howling. "The Monkey Song," a playfully sleazy double-entendre number, proves his sense of humor is intact. And harmonica ace James Montgomery, who recently joined Winter's band, provides perfect accompaniment to Winter's vocal and guitar lines. Ex-Stevie Ray Vaughan keyboardist Reese Wynans also contributes to this overdue addition to Winter's dynamic blues-rock legacy. --Ted Drozdowski

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I'm a Bluesman

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 52m 9s (+0m 48s)

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