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Jimmy Witherspoon - Evenin' Blues [Prestige / Analogue Productions PR 7300 / APRJ 7300] (1964)

Dynamic Range Released: 1964
Country: US
Label: Prestige /
Analogue Productions
Catalog: PR 7300 /
APRJ 7300
Genre: Jazz, Blues

Pressing: Quality Record Pressings

Note: 2022 Analogue Productions edition

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Money's Gettin' Cheaper
02 Grab Me A Freight
03 Don't Let Go!
04 I've Been Treated Wrong
05 Evenin'
06 Cane River
07 Baby, How Long
08 Good Rocking
09 Kansas City
10 Drinking Beer

Evenin' Blues
Jimmy Witherspoon

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Album Review

Richie Unterberger [allmusic.com]

A good, relaxed (but not laid-back) session, and one of his bluesier ones, with organ, Clifford Scott (who played on Bill Doggett's ''Honky Tonk'') on sax, and T-Bone Walker on guitar. Nothing too adventurous about the song selection, including well-traveled items like ''Good Rockin' Tonight'' and ''Kansas City,'' but Witherspoon sings them with ingratiating soul, reaching his peaks on his cover of ''Don't Let Go'' (perhaps better than the hit version by Roy Hamilton) and the late-night ambience of the title track.