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Featuring:
Zora Young
Jimmy Johnson
Aaron Moore
Little Arthur Duncan
Lurrie Bell
Shirley Johnson
Eddie Shaw
Tail Dragger

Editor's info:
Delmark's 55th anniversary blues bash at Buddy Guy's Legends on March 7, 2008 featured most of Delmark's local blues roster, a Delmark Day proclamation from Mayor Daley and a Grammy Hall Of Fame Award for the groundbreaking Hoodoo Man Blues album. Live performances by Lurrie Bell, Tail Dragger, Zora Young, Jimmy Johnson with Dave Specter, Aaron Moore, Little Arthur Duncan, Eddie Shaw, Shirley Johnson. DVD contains 14 tracks, 80 minutes Stereo, Dolby and DTS 5.1 audio. CD is 11 tracks 67 minutes.


All About Jazz:
Recorded live in Chicago at guitarist/vocalist Buddy Guy's Legends on March 7, 2008, It Ain't Over! is a celebration of Delmark Records' 55th year in the record business. Label founder Bob Koester presents an all-star roster of legendary Chicago blues artists for an unforgettable evening of down-home soul.

The festivities start out with a jolt of nastiness courtesy of blues diva Zora Young singing her own "Til The Fat Lady Sings," accompanied by legendary bassist Bob Stroger and powerhouse guitarists Lurrie Bell and Scott Cable. Smooth-toned vocalist/guitarist Jimmy Johnson brings forth a slick urban sound on "Cold, Cold Feeling" and "You Don't Know What Love Is," a couple of minor-key blues that allow Johnson's emotive, razor-sharp string bending to shine. Backing up Johnson is a highly sensitive rhythm section led by guitarist Dave Specter.

Boogie-woogie pianist Aaron Moore, a mainstay on the Chicago scene since the 1960s who plays in the style of Roosevelt Sykes, pounds the keys and shouts with authority on two of his own compositions, "Wading In Deep Water" and "Why You So Mean To Me." The Greenville, Mississippi native is accompanied lightly by drummer Kenny Smith. The late Little Arthur Duncan blows his harmonica and sings with characteristic rasp and moan on "Pretty Girls Everywhere" and "I Got To Go"�the latter being a staple of the late harmonica great Little Wal.......
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Najstarsza bluesowa wytwórnia - chicagowski Delmark � co pewien czas urządza bluesowe święto, nazywane Delmark Day. W 2008 roku w marcu w legendarnym klubie Buddy Guy's Legends bluesowi giganci związani z wydawcą dali bezprzykładny pokaz bluesowego szaleństwa.
Wokalistka Zora Young wspomagana przez legendarnego basistę Boba Strogera, energetycznego gitarzystę Lurrie Bella oraz Scotta Cable�a.
Nostalgiczny gitarzysta/wokalista Jimmy Johnson, w którego składzie usłyszymy gwiazdę bluesa, gitarzystę Dave�a Spectera.
Pianista boogie-woogie Aaron Moore oczaruje nas z lekka zapomnianą już pianistyką spod znaku Roosevelta Sykesa, Little Arthur Duncan zachwyci szorstko brzmiącą harmoniją ustną, gitarzysta Lurrie Bell, charyzmatyczna Shirley Johnson, saksofonista i wokalista Eddie Shaw i zaliczany do najlepszych, chicagowskich wokalistów w historii, wspaniały showman, obdarzony wielkim wyczuciem bluesowego timingu i pełnym dramatyzmu głosem Tail Dragger wspomagany przez harmonijkarza Big D i gitarzystę Kevina Shanahana zachwycili zgromadzonych fanów.
Nam pozostaje niesamowite wydawnictwo dające pojęcie o potędze bluesa, którego stolicą nadal jest Chicago!

Dostępna wersja CD lub na DVD Video: DVD zawiera 11 utworów, 80 minut Stereo, Dolby Surround i DTS 5.1 audio. CD zawiera 11 utworów, 67 minut.


Editor's info:
Delmark's 55th anniversary blues bash at Buddy Guy's Legends on March 7, 2008 featured most of Delmark's local blues roster, a Delmark Day proclamation from Mayor Daley and a Grammy Hall Of Fame Award for the groundbreaking Hoodoo Man Blues album. Live performances by Lurrie Bell, Tail Dragger, Zora Young, Jimmy Johnson with Dave Specter, Aaron Moore, Little Arthur Duncan, Eddie Shaw, Shirley Johnson. DVD contains 14 tracks, 80 minutes Stereo, Dolby and DTS 5.1 audio. CD is 11 tracks 67 minutes.


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