(Blues) Robert Lowery - Earthquake Blues

Styles: Contemporary Acoustic Delta Blues
Recorded: 1989
Released: 1992
Label: Orleans
File: mp3 @ 320kbps
Size: 96.98 MB
Time: 41:37
Art: Full Covers

1. Monologue/Honey Babe - 3:52
2. Monologue/Come On In To My Kitchen - 5:20
3. Monologue/Ramblin On My Mind - 6:00
4. Monologue/Earthquake Blues - 2:38
5. Midnight Run - 3:28
6. Monologue/One Kind Of Favor - 3:32
7. Big Road - 4:27
8. Monologue/Crossroads - 4:02
9. Fan It - 3:26
10. Interlude Blues - 1:38
11. They Call Me The Blues Man - 3:10

Personnel:
Robert Lowery - Guitar, Vocals


Notes: Recorded on Robert Lowery's front porch in 1989, 'Earthquake Blues' features the bluesman telling stories and playing songs on his acoustic guitar. His blues is in the tradition of Lightinin' Hopkins and Robert Johnson - he weaves stories and plays deceptively complex rhythms. Earthquake Blues offers proof that traditional blues is alive and well - and vital - in the latter half of the 20th century.