(Blues) Austin Walkin' Cane - Murder Of A Blues Singer

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 43:43
Size: 100.1 MB
Label: Lazy-Eye
Styles: Acoustic blues
Year: 2007
Art: Front

[2:33] 1. High Rent Lemon Girl, Aren't Ya?
[5:04] 2. Murder Of A Blues Singer
[4:13] 3. Devil's Backbone
[3:09] 4. Step It Up & Go
[5:05] 5. Ramblin' On My Mind
[5:40] 6. Georgia Moon
[2:35] 7. Graveyard Town
[3:40] 8. Hold On The Night
[6:05] 9. Late Great Singer
[5:33] 10. See That My Grave Is Kept Clean


"Damn Fine Blues!" Original & classic delta blues featuring slide guitar and soulful vocals. A blues gumbo repertoire that can conjure up the ghosts of highway 61 & the delta blues experience. Austin "Walkin' Cane" is a blues singer, songwriter and slide guitarist that performs acoustic solo, duo & electric band sets. Walkin' Cane has traveled all over the world from New Orleans, Louisiana to the Gold Coast of Australia and has acquired various blues/instrumentalist awards over the years. Austin walked for ten years with a cane due to an arterial venous malformation at birth. While performing on Bourbon Street in New Orleans, a homeless man called out "Hey Walkin' Cane got some spare change for a brother?!" Austin took the jibe as his nickname. In 1996, after years of battling the inevitable, his left leg was amputated below the knee. A year after the surgery, he returned to the music scene stronger & without need of a cane. In 2002, Austin & Karen Starks were married at Sun Studios in Memphis, Tennessee and began recording his 706 Union Ave. cd at the legendary studio immediately after the ceremony. "The thought of getting married & recording in the same room where many of my heroes took their first steps was incredible."


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