Charlie Musselwhite Where Have All The Good Times Gone(blues)(flac)[rogrercc]

Charlie Musselwhite ‎– Tell Me Where Have All The Good Times Gone ?
Label: Blue Rock'it Records
Original Released:1984
CD Released : 1992
Format: Flac
Drummer/label head Pat Ford reunited with Charlie Musselwhite and brought along brother Robben Ford on guitar, producing this return to form. Musselwhite is up to the task in all departments -- singing, playing (great tone), and especially songwriting (the title tune and "Seemed Like the Whole World Was Crying," inspired by Muddy Waters' death. Pianist Clay Cotton is in fine form. This time out, the deviations (to be expected by now) include Don & Dewey's "Stretching Out," an impressive chromatic harp rendering of "Exodus," and Musselwhite's solo guitar outing, "Baby-O." Easily Musselwhite's best-engineered album yet).
"This material was recorded "live" with very little overdubbing and in some cases in one take. Our attempt was to make a blues recording as raw, powerful, and honest as possible. Once you've listened we think you'll agree that we did just that."
- Patrick Ford


Tracklist :
01 - Hello Stranger (3:10)
02 - Seemed Like The Whole World Was Crying (5:18 )
03 - Baby-O (3:26)
04 - Still A Stranger (3:37)
05 - Kid Man Blues (3:11)
06 - I'll Get A Break Some Day (2:45)
07 - Stretching Out (4:04)
08 - Where Have All The Goodtimes Gone (7:30)
09 - Going Away Baby (4:23)
10 - Exodus (1:39)



Charlie Musselwhite - Harmonica, vocal, acoustic guitar(tracks 3 and 6)
Robben Ford - Guitar
Steve Ehrman - Bass
Clay Cotton - Piano
Patrick Ford - Drums

Recorded "live" at Oasis Studio, San Francisco, on November 5, 1983 and February 20, 1984.