8 thoughts on “ Let Me Love You - Magic Slim & The Teardrops - Midnight Blues (CD, Album) ”

1. Jul 29,  · Magic Slim & the Teardrops proudly uphold the tradition of what a Chicago blues band should sound like. Their emphasis on ensemble playing and a humongous repertoire that allegedly ranges upwards of a few hundred songs give the towering guitarist's live performances an endearing off-the-cuff quality: you never know what obscurity he'll pull out of his oversized hat next.

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2. Midnight Blues is a belated and much welcome new disc from Magic Slim and his Teardrops, and as usual they tear the roof off the mutha f$%^er with this set. Right off the bat 'Let Me Love You' kicks into overdrive, and Slim does Muddy Waters proud with two fine covers 'Can't Lose What You Never Had' and a little known number from his 'Hard /5(14).

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3. Morris Holt (August 7, – February 21, ), known as Magic Slim, was an American blues singer and guitarist. Born at Torrance, near Grenada, Mississippi, the son of sharecroppers, he followed blues greats such as Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf to Chicago, developing his own place in the Chicago blues scene.. In , Magic Slim was posthumously inducted in to the Blues Hall of Fame.

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4. Let Me Love You. Let Me Love You I am now 64 and have listened to the Blues since Iwas 9 years old and have heard just about all of the blues greats. Magic slim playes the most beautiful Chicago Blues you are going to linemibarfaimareterbigatothe.coinfo music has been described as electric barrel house This album is a fine example of linemibarfaimareterbigatothe.coinfo you like the boogie and /5(10).

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5. On Midnight Blues he makes the most of every track, be it an original or a standard. He opens things with his own "Let Me Love You," a rockin' love song that showcases his stinging guitar and powerhouse vocals. Near the end of the tune he tosses off a brief, growling Howlin' Wolf imitation that'll bring a smile to you .

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6. Midnight Blues, an Album by Magic Slim & The Teardrops. Released in on Blind Pig (catalog no. BPCD ; CD). Genres: Electric Blues.

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7. House Cat Blues (Magic Slim & the Teardrops) Carla (Morris Holt) Cryin' Won't Let You Stay (Morris Holt) What Is That You Got (Morris Holt) Loving You Is the Best Thing That Happened to Me (Milton Campbell) Publicado el 2 de Septiembre de

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8. Sep 09,  · Midnight Blues is a belated and much welcome new disc from Magic Slim and his Teardrops, and as usual they tear the roof off the mutha f$%^er with this set. Right off the bat 'Let Me Love You' kicks into overdrive, and Slim does Muddy Waters proud with two fine covers 'Can't Lose What You Never Had' and a little known number from his 'Hard /5(14).

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