ROUGH, TOUGH, THEY DON'T MAKE ALBUMS LIKE THIS ANYMORE, HARD DETROIT ELECTRIC BLUES

A classic Detroit blues band session reissued for the 25th anniversary.

This is a blues band out of Mississippi that stands alongside the best that Chicago blues could offer.

Superb original songs dealing with life in the ghetto, sex, survival, and other themes of living real life.

Clarence Butler played a mean blues harp and sang - and Curtis Butlerplayed a 'Jimmy Rogers' style rhythm.

Here is a review of the CD when it was originally released in the mid 1990s

The Butler Twins turned in a fine debut with I Ain't Gonna Worry About Tomorrow. The pair specialize in hard-driving urban blues, straight out of the '60s. There are no innovations here, but there don't need to be, since the duo slams home this blistering electric blues with passion and energy.

Thom Owens

AllMusic Review

Track Listing

• My Baby's Coming Home
• I Finally Found Me A Girl
• Not Gonna Worry About Tomorrow
• I Know You Don't Love Me Baby
• 1 - 900
• You Don't Need Me
• Going Down A Long Country Road
• Crack House Baby
• That Old Devil (Crossroads)
• Bring It On Back To Me
• Travelin' Down South
• Inner City Blues

Additional Details

Label: JSP Records

Genre: Blues

Language: English

Run Time: 70 mins

Region: 0

Release Date: 09/27/19

UPC: 788065321628