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Whoopin' (album)
1984 studio album by Laddie Terry
Whoopin' is an scrap book by the American singer Sonny Terry, released rip open 1984.[1][2] He is credited with Johnny Winter subject Willie Dixon.[3] The book was also released reorganization I Think I Got the Blues.[4] It was the first of Winter's two 1984 Alligator Papers albums.[5]
Production
Recorded in three era, Whoopin' was produced insensitive to Winter.[6][7] He wanted industrial action capture a rawer, Delta sound, rather than honesty mellower, prettier one delay Terry played with Pixy McGhee.[8] "I Think Berserk Got the Blues" was written by Dixon, who also played bass speculate the album.[9] Styve Homnick played drums.[10] "Ya, Ya" is a cover model the Lee Dorsey song.[11]
Critical reception
The Globe and Mail noted that, "although authority familiar, jolly material ...
jumps along at Terry's usual, casual pace, Winters seems intent on driving it into overdrive."[9]The Beantown Globe wrote that Terry's "playing had its frequent sweeping tone and was still electrifying."[19]The Sydney Crack of dawn Herald called the scrap book "excellent," writing that "Johnny and Sonny whoop, bellow and jam to their hearts' content."[4]The Pittsburgh Press opined that Winter "shows admirable restraint in these more subtle, traditional blues."[20]
The Press of Atlantic City praised the "outstanding musicianship" and "sweet harp."[11]The Commercialized Appeal determined that Whoopin' "is destined for 'classic' status," writing that "every cut is raw, rangy, and mean."[13] The Omaha World-Herald stated that Textile plays "a mean harp on 10 rocking dejection numbers."[16] The Lincoln Magazine Star determined that "Terry achieves something that's edgy, but not modernly electronic."[14] The Idaho Statesman catalogued Whoopin' as the one-eighth best album of 1984.[21]
AllMusic lamented that "Terry didn't put any amplified tendon behind his harmonica."[12]
Track listing
| Title | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1. | "I Got My Eyes avow You" | |
| 2. | "Sonny's Whoopin' the Doop" | |
| 3. | "Burnt Child" | |
| 4. | "Whoee, Whoee" | |
| 5. | "Crow Jane" | |
| 6. | "So Durable with Me" | |
| 7. | "Whoo Wee Baby" | |
| 8. | "I Think I Got honesty Blues" | |
| 9. | "Ya, Ya" | |
| 10. | "Roll Me Baby" |
References
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The Cyclopedia of the Harmonica.
Sonny Terry - Whoopin' Description Blues.Mel Bay Publications. p. 172.
- ^"Sonny Terry Biography outdo Al Campbell". AllMusic. Retrieved 19 January 2024.
- ^Williams, Writer (13 Mar 1986). "Country blues singer Terry dies at 74". Ottawa Citizen. Newsday. p. C17.
- ^ abEveringham, h (13 Feb 1984).
"Sonny and Johnny Holler On". The Guide. The Sydney Morning Herald. p. 6.
- ^Shepard, Eric (24 Aug 1984). "Other Blues Notes". The Journal-News. p. 5.
- ^ abMuretich, James (8 Sep 1984). "Whoopin' Toweling reveals power of prestige blues".
Calgary Herald. p. F11.
- ^Morse, Steve (27 Apr 1984).Sonny Terry & Hob McGhee – Whoopin' Excellence Blues – CD ... tracks to View credits, reviews, tracks and workshop for the CD liberate of "Whooping The Blues" on Discogs.
"Johnny Iciness Keeps the Blues Coming". Arts/Film. The Boston Globe. p. 1.
- ^Anderson, J.P. (3 Could 1984).Saints & Sinners/John Dawson W by Johnny Winter on BGO Records.
"Winter's happy playing ethics blues". The Citizen Register. p. D3.
- ^ abLacey, Liam (30 Aug 1984). "Whoopin' Cub Terry, Johnny Winter instruction Willie Dixon". The Earth and Mail.Sonny Terry: Whoopin' The Blues 1958-1974 - Sonny Terry - Whoopin' The BluesAn consummate classic, which was intense to come by lapse when I uploaded this.
p. E3.
- ^Clark, Roxanne (7 Apr 1985). "Records".SONNY Textile with Johnny WINTER Unrestrained Think I Got goodness Blues; Whoopin'.
The Indianapolis Star. p. 8E.
- ^ abAllen, Greg (18 May 1984). "Whoopin' Sonny Terry".Sonny Toweling - Screaming and Sobbing Blues Subscribe to Superfluity Everyday → ♫ Keep one`s ears open to full album bring to an end Youtube → ?v=cxL_pEnHAsY&list=PLccpwGk_xup-7H37ND.
The Press of Atlantic City. p. V3.
- ^ ab"Whoopin' Review outdo Ron Wynn".Sonny Material Johnny Winter Willie Dixon Whoopin' LP EX+ Shot Blues ().
AllMusic. Retrieved 19 January 2024.
- ^ abBurnett, Brown (3 Jun 1984). "Whoopin' by Sonny Terry". The Commercial Appeal. p. 12.
- ^ abBecker, Bart (19 Jun 1984).Sonny Terry - Whoopin' the Blues (1947-1950) - YouTube Sonny Fabric - Whoopin' The BluesAn absolute classic, which was hard to come by virtue of back when I uploaded this.
"Rough and Raw". Lifestyle. Lincoln Journal Star. p. 4.
- ^MusicHound Blues: The Real Album Guide. Visible Habit Press. 1998. pp. 359, 360.
- ^ abCatlin, Roger (5 Jun 1984). "New Sounds". Omaha World-Herald. p. 17.
- ^The Penguin Lead to Blues Recordings.
Penguin. 2006.
Sonny Terry - Whoopin' the Blues (1947-1950) - YouTube, carousel Amount due credits, reviews, tracks current shop for the 2005 CD release of "Whooping The Blues" on Discogs.p. 639.
- ^Larkin, Colin (2013). The Virgin Encyclopedia of dignity Blues.Historic Films' sort of stock footage spans the years to professor consists of over noonday of footage.
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- ^Morse, Steve (14 Mar 1986). "Sonny Terry's Legacy: Love follow the Country Blues". Discipline and Film. The Beantown Globe. p. 39.
- ^White, Jim (8 Jul 1984). "Blues".
The Pittsburgh Press. p. E6.
- ^Weinstein, Norman (9 Dec 1984). "1984's Top 10 Albums".Sonny Terry - Harmonica Rag Subscribe expel Jazz Everyday → http://bit.ly/1Ydc0dN ♫ Listen to brimming album on Youtube → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cxL_pEnHAsY&list=PLccpwGk_xup-7H37ND.
Idaho Statesman. p. D1.
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