Jorma Kaukonen, Blue Country Heart - 45m 58s

Tracks & Durations

1. Blue Railroad Train	3:44
2. Just Because	4:15
3. Blues Stay Away From Me	3:28
4. Red River Blues	3:24
5. Bread Line Blues	4:38
6. Waiting For A Train	3:25
7. Those Gambler's Blues	3:06
8. Tom Cat Blues	3:05
9. Big River Blues	3:00
10. Prohibition Blues	4:13
11. I'm Free From The Chain Gang Now	3:27
12. You And My Old Guitar	2:45
13. What Are They Doing In Heaven Today?	3:19

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Review

Singer and guitarist extraordinaire Jorma Kaukonen was a devoted aficionado of early-20th-century rural music long before he cofounded Jefferson Airplane in 1965 and Hot Tuna some years later. On his new solo album, Kaukonen has found an imaginative setting to remind listeners how a fusion of styles and influences from both black and white musicians defined American country music in its formative decades. Included here are gems, both familiar and obscure, by the likes of Jimmie Rodgers, the Delmore Brothers, Jimmie Davis, Cliff Carlisle, and other country musicians who were clearly inspired by their blues cousins. Backed by the Nashville All-Stars, a supersonic string band comprising bluegrass masters Sam Bush (mandolin), Jerry Douglas (Dobro), Béla Fleck (banjo), and Byron House (stand-up bass), all playing on vintage 1920s and '30s acoustic instruments, Kaukonen revives and vividly reinterprets these blues-drenched country classics for a new generation of listeners. --Bob Allen

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Blue country heart

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 46m 22s (+0m 24s)

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