Repress from 2022.
Released in 1969 Black London Blues is surely a masterpiece. A socio-political manifesto the album chronicles the trials and tribulations that were the result of being a black-immigrant in London, and it contains all the pathos and pain one can imagine. Self-conscious, as concept albums often are, the record is almost like an audio A-Z or pub guide.
Its funky and represents his own black experience. It is a must have for all the blues revivalist out there, a record to rank along the lines of early Mike Cooper, Eugene Mc Daniels and even Rodriguez!
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Repress from 2022.
Released in 1969 Black London Blues is surely a masterpiece. A socio-political manifesto the album chronicles the trials and tribulations that were the result of being a black-immigrant in London, and it contains all the pathos and pain one can imagine. Self-conscious, as concept albums often are, the record is almost like an audio A-Z or pub guide.
Its funky and represents his own black experience. It is a must have for all the blues revivalist out there, a record to rank along the lines of early Mike Cooper, Eugene Mc Daniels and even Rodriguez!
TRACKS:
SIDE A
A1. Brixton Blues
A2. Pub Crawling Blues
A3. Too Much Blues
A4. Notting Hill Eviction Blues
A5. Black London Blues
SIDE B
B1. Ladbroke Grove Blues
B2. Sleeping Alone Tonight Blues
B3. Wimpy Bar Blues
B4. Piccadilly Circus Blues
B5. Hampstead To Lose The Blues
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