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1997 studio album by Joe Louis Walker
Great Guitars |
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Released | April 8, 1997 |
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Genre |
Blues |
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Length | 58:37 |
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Label |
Polygram |
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Producer | |
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Blues of the Month Club (1995)
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Great Guitars (1997)
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Preacher and the President (1998)
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Great Guitars is an album by
blues guitarist
Joe Louis Walker.
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[2] It was released in 1997 on the
Polygram label as catalogue number 537141.
Many of the songs on the album are
duets with other artists. The album received mostly favourable reviews upon its release.[
citation needed]
Track listing
- "Low Down Dirty Blues" (Walker) – 6:57
- "First Degree" (Turner, Walker) – 4:22
- "Mile-Hi Club" (Walker) – 6:08
- "Fix Our Love" (Walker) – 6:05
- "Every Girl I See" (Dixon, Murphy) – 6:01
- "Cold and Evil Night" (Walker) – 5:23
- "Hop on It" (Grand, Walker) – 2:24
- "Nighttime" (Walker) – 5:49
- "Sugar" (Walker) – 6:21
- "In God's Hands" (Walker) – 4:28
- "High Blood Pressure" (Walker) – 4:39
Personnel
Musicians
Guest musicians
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Emilio Castillo: saxophone
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Bill Churchville: horn arrangements, trumpet
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Barry Danielian: horn arrangements, trumpet
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Stephen "Doc" Kupka: baritone saxophone
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John Scarpulla: saxophone
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John Firmin: tenor sax
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Rob Sudduth: baritone sax
- George Spencer: trumpet
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Marty Wehner: horn arrangements, trombone
Production
- Produced by Joe Louis Walker, Ike Turner, Steve Cropper,
John Snyder
- Executive producer:
Jean-Philippe Allard.
- Engineered by Scotty Moore,
David Luke,
Howard Willing,
Jay Newland,
Jim Albert,
Ken Kessie,
Mark Hewitt,
Mike Creswell,
Paul Haumann, Stephen Hart,
Steve Spaperri
- Assistant Engineers:
Ben Conrad, John Brant.
- Mastered by
Chris Bellman.
References