Tarheel Slim started out as vocalist/session man Alden Bunn and recorded in just about every musical style played from the late '40s until the '60s, when he went underground for a few years. In 1958 he hit with the Rockabilly classic "No.9 Train" -- then fell off the map until the '70s when he returned, recording a pair of straight blues records. He's a talented multi-instrumentalist, and his proficiency with both the guitar and the harmonica complements his soulful vocal style in these traditionalized Electric Blues workouts.
- Mike McGuirk
Tarheel Slim started out as vocalist/session man Alden Bunn and recorded in just about every musical style played from the late '40s until the '60s, when he went underground for a few years. In 1958 he hit with the...
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Too Much Competition (2:41) |
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Number Nine Train - Original (3:01) |
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Wildcat Tamer - Original (3:28) |
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You Make Me Feel So Good - Original (2:31) |
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Forever I'll Be Yours - Original (3:11) |
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Much Too Late (3:02) |
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Don't Ever Leave Me - Original (2:42) |
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Got To Keep On Lovin' You - Original (2:51) |
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It's Too Late - Original (2:39) |
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