Ann Arbor Blues & Jazz Festival, 1972.

Locations
Call Number: CD Local-Artist Ann 1972
On Shelf At: Downtown Library, Traverwood Branch, Westgate Branch

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Compact discs.
Introduction to the festival (Michael Turner) -- Kitchen sink boogie (Hound Dog Taylor & the Houserockers) -- Wang dang doodle (Koko Taylor) -- Ain't that loving you (Bobby "Blue" Bland) -- I walk on guilded splinters (Dr. John) -- (I'm a) Roadrunner ; These things will keep me loving you (Junior Walker & the All Stars) -- Tribute to Fred McDowell: Write me a few of your lines ; Kokomo ; Drop down mama (Bonnie Raitt) -- Highway 49 (Howlin' Wolf) -- Honey bee (Muddy Waters) -- Form kinetic (CJQ) -- Festival dedication to Otis Spann (John Sinclair, Muddy Waters, Lucille Spann) -- Dedicated to Otis (Lucille Spann with Mighty Joe Young) -- Goin' down (Freddie King) -- Please send me someone to love (Luther Allison) -- My last meal (Boogie Brothers with Sister Sarah Brown) -- Dust my broom (Johnny Shines) -- Gambler's blues (Otis Rush) -- Women be wise (Sippie Wallace with Bonnie Raitt) -- Life is splendid (Sun Ra & his Solar-Myth Arkestra).
Various performers.

COMMUNITY REVIEWS

the center of the universe submitted by JAV on August 16, 2021, 4:23pm Excellent collection of recordings from the legendary first Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival in 1972.

Outstanding Lineup & Local History submitted by Meginator on July 4, 2022, 9:03am This album is a who’s who of the jazz world in the early 1970s, and it’s amazing to think that all of these amazing musicians descended upon Ann Arbor at the same time. The music itself is exquisite, although I’m not a fan of the more chaotic jazz style that appears on a few (but not too many) tracks; the excellent blues and more traditional jazz more than make up the difference, anyway. This is a must for anyone who loves blues, jazz, and good music.

Memorable Collection submitted by kencza on July 13, 2023, 11:48pm So many great artists, collaborations, and performances in this historic recording. Freddie King's Goin' Down, Koko Taylor's classic rendition of Wang Dang Doodle, and the Night Tripper's Walk on Gilded Splinters, and so many more.
Truly Legendary!