Louisiana Red

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Genre: Electric Blues
Hometown: Detroit

About

Louisiana Red's gravelly vocal delivery and deeply personal blues first came to prominence in the revival boom of the '60s, but he had been on the scene since just after WWII, jamming with the likes of John Lee Hooker. His rolling, full band blues is a direct descendant of the Muddy Waters style: a solid unit of guitar, bass, and drums with harmonica acting as both rhythm and lead instrument.

- Mike McGuirk

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		Driftin' (5:44)
		Alabama Train (3:23)
		I'm Louisiana Red (3:20)
		Millennium Blues (5:28)
		John Henry (5:57)
		I Had A Feeling (1:54)
		Vivienne (4:56)
		Soon One Morning (3:36)
		This Little Letter (8:09)
		The Best Place (5:32)
		Train Station Blues (3:08)
		I Met Lightinin' Hopkins (2:21)
		Hard Hard Time (5:47)
		Rollin' Stone (3:08)
		Working Man Blues (2:56)
		Keep Your Hands Off My Woman (2:27)
		I Wonder Who (3:27)
		Sad New Blues (2:55)
		Don't Cry (2:07)
		Poor Boy (3:46)