The blues has never been far from Tony Joe White’s sound. Best known as a swamp rocker and, with early hit “Polk Salad Annie,” somewhat of an off-kilter pop/soul man, White’s dusky baritone voice, laconic delivery, shadowy harmonica and snakelike guitar were never more than a few chords away from a bluesman’s approach. It’s no coincidence that Eric Clapton, Etta James, Joe Cocker, and Robert Cray have covered his songs.
◈ 01 - Bad Mouthin' (00:04:12)
◈ 02 - Baby Please Don't Go (00:04:17)
◈ 03 - Cool Town Woman (00:05:01)
◈ 04 - Boom Boom (00:04:22)
◈ 05 - Big Boss Man (00:03:52)
◈ 06 - Sundown Blues (00:04:47)
◈ 07 - Rich Woman Blues (00:04:51)
◈ 08 - Bad Dreams (00:00:54)
◈ 09 - Awful Dreams (00:06:12)
◈ 10 - Down the Dirt Road Blues (00:04:19)
◈ 11 - Stockholm Blues (00:03:37)
◈ 12 - Heartbreak Hotel (00:03:43)
Tony Joe Whit – Bad Mouthin’ 2018
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