Catfish Hodge - first two vinyls (1973-74)

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Catfish Hodge - first two vinyls (1973-74) (Size: 172.99 MB)
  1973 - Boogieman Gonna Get Ya (1973) LP
  01 - Different Strokes.mp3 8.6 MB
  02 - Ghetto.mp3 7.14 MB
  03 - Hungry Love.mp3 15.66 MB
  04 - I Want You (She's So Heavy).mp3 12.24 MB
  05 - I'll Be Gone.mp3 7.2 MB
  06 - Stop.mp3 5.64 MB
  07 - I'm The Man.mp3 7.76 MB
  08 - Boogie Man.mp3 22.16 MB
  Covers
  Back.jpg?042148 873.85 KB
  Front.jpg?042148 915.07 KB
  Inlay.jpg?042148 728.43 KB
  Thumbs.db 28 KB
  Vinyl.jpeg 52.13 KB
  Front.jpg?042148 67.65 KB
  1974 - Dinosaurs And Alleycats (1974) LP
  01- Heartbeat Of The Street.mp3 12.11 MB
  02- Color TV Blues.mp3 16.04 MB
  03- Circus Is In Town.mp3 9.41 MB
  04- Never Tell Your Mother She's Out Of Tune.mp3 13.72 MB
  05- Ten Speed Bike.mp3 6.35 MB
  06- Living In The Blues.mp3 13.16 MB
  07- Birmingham.mp3 11.5 MB
  Covers
  Back.jpg?042148 270.37 KB
  Front.jpg?042148 879.46 KB
  Inlay.jpg?042148 284.27 KB
  Thumbs.db 20 KB
  Vinyl.jpeg 157.5 KB
  Front.jpg?042148 76.98 KB
  Thumbs.db 6 KB
  Catfish Hodge.jpg?042148 22.73 KB
  Catfish Hodge.txt 2.05 KB

Description


Artist: Catfish Hodge
Title: Boogieman Gonna Get Ya-Dinosaurs And Alleycats
Year: 1973-74
Genre: Boogie Blues From Detroit
Country: US
Format: MP3 320 Kbps (Vinyl Rip)

Blues rocker Bob "Catfish" Hodge was born and raised in Detroit, and as a teen frequently snuck into Motown Records' Hitsville studio to catch sessions featuring the Four Tops, the Supremes and others. At the end of the 1960s he formed the band Catfish, debuting in 1970 with Get Down; after issuing Live Catfish a year later, Hodge mounted a solo career with 1973's Boogie Man I Gonna Get Ya, relocating to Washington D.C. and becoming a regular opening act for artists including Bonnie Raitt and Little Feat. After a series of solo LPs including 1974's Dinosaurs and Alleycats, 1975's Soap Operas and 1979's Eyewitness Blues, he toured with the Chicken Legs Band during the early 1980s, relocating to California in 1982 and later forming the Bluesbusters with onetime Little Feat guitarist Paul Barrere. After a long absence from the studio, Hodge returned to action in 1994 with Catfish Blues; Like a Big Dog Barkin' followed a year later, and in 1996 he resurfaced with Adventures at Catfish Pond.

1973 - oogieman Gonna Get Ya
A1. Different Strokes 3:47
A2. Ghetto 3:12
A3. Hungry Love 6:54
A4. I Want You (She’s So Heavy) 5:28
B1. I’ll Be Gone 5:42
B2. Stop 2:42
B3. I’m The Man 3:28
B4. Boogie Man 9:44

Personnel:
Catfish Hodge- Vocals
Dallas Hodge- Guitar
Shakey Al Werneken- Guitar
Bob Babitch- Piano
William H.Laudless-Bass
Pat Freer- Drums
Jerry Paul- Percussion

1974 - Dinosaurs And Alleycats
A1. Heartbeat Of The Street 5:17
A2. Color TV Blues 7:00
A3. Circus Is In Town 4:07
B1. Never Tell Your Mother She's Out Of Tune 6:00
B2. Ten Speed Bike 2:46
B3. Living In The Blues 5:45
B4. Birmingham 5:01

Personnel:
Catfish Hodge- Vocals,Guitar,Piano
Dallas Hodge- Guitar
Bob Babitch- Piano
William H. Landless- Bass
"shakey" All Wemeken- Guitar,Gong
Dave Chambers- Drums
Jim McCarty- Slide Guitar
Carter Threlkeld- Trumpet
Crispin Cloe- Tenor and Baritone Sax