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Tab Benoit, The Sea Saint Sessions

Audio CD

Disk ID: 1664391

Disk length: 54m 33s (11 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 2003

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. Baby Blue 4:33
2. Boat Launch Baby 5:08
3. Sufferin' Mind 4:32
4. Hustlin' Down in New Orleans 5:27
5. Solid Simple Thing 3:49
6. What I Have to Do 5:00
7. Monk's Blues 5:25
8. Making the Bend 4:13
9. Howlin' for My Darling 5:35
10. Darkness 4:39
11. Plareen Man 6:03

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Review

Soulful singer and guitarist Tab Benoit has never made secret his devout allegiance to the Louisiana music tradition. With The Sea Saint Sessions, Benoit, ably assisted by several Crescent City stalwarts, takes his music back to the source, setting up shop at the famed hit factory to cook up a sonic gumbo that successfully recaptures the spontaneity of the classic Sea Saint sound. Benoit's guests conjure up some of the studio's old musical magic as "Big Chief" Monk Boudreaux infuses Mardi Gras Indian spirit into "Monk's Blues," Meter man George Porter Jr. funkifies "Making the Bend," and Cyrille Neville sings on his own "Plareen Man". But it is Benoit's distinctive guitar lines--somehow both supple and hard-edged--and the impeccable elasticity of his regular rhythm section that makes the music work. Most of the material is Benoit's own, although he pays tribute to Louisiana legend Guitar Slim with a take on the classic "Sufferin' Mind" and dips into the Howlin' Wolf songbook for a rendition of "Howlin' for My Darling". --Michael Point

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