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Buddy Guy revitalized his career when he signed with Silvertone Records in the early '90s. His first album for the label, Damn Right, I've Got the Blues, was a smash success, earning critical acclaim, awards, and sales hand over fist. Prior to that record, he was a legend only among blues fans; afterward, he was a star. Although it was a bit too rock-oriented and slick for purists, Damn Right was a terrific album, setting the pace not only for Guy but for modern electric blues in the '90s. As the decade wore on, Guy continued to make albums for Silvertone, some of them a little complacent, others quite excellent. Buddy's Baddest: The Best of Buddy Guy attempts to summarize those years in 14 songs, including three previously unreleased cuts. Not surprisingly, the compilers favor the Guy of Damn Right, featuring four songs from the record and three from its soundalike sequel, Feels Like Rain. Only two tracks from Slippin' In, his hardest blues record for the label, made the cut, while the fine live album Live! The Real Deal and the misguided Heavy Love are represented by a track apiece. In other words, a lot of good stuff remains on the original albums, which is doubly unfortunate since the three unreleased cuts are all throwaways. By relying so heavily on two records, Buddy's Baddest doesn't wind up being an accurate portrait of Guy's Silvertone recordings. That doesn't mean it's a bad listen, since the first ten songs are all very good and quite entertaining. However, anyone who has Damn Right but wants to dig deeper into Guy's Silvertone albums may prefer to pick up Feels Like Rain, which offers more of the same crossover Chicago blues, or Slippin' In, which is the real deal.
© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo
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Tony Platt, Recording Engineer - Buddy Guy, Composer - Buddy Guy, Lyricist - Buddy Guy, Performer - John Porter, Producer
(P) 1991 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Tony Platt, Recording Engineer - Eddie Boyd, Composer - Eddie Boyd, Lyricist - Buddy Guy, Performer - John Porter, Producer
(P) 1991 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Tony Platt, Recording Engineer - Buddy Guy, Performer - Mack Rice, Composer - Mack Rice, Lyricist - John Porter, Producer
(P) 1991 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Tony Platt, Producer - Buddy Guy, Composer - Buddy Guy, Lyricist - Buddy Guy, Performer - John Porter, Producer
(P) 1991 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Tony Platt, Engineer - Buddy Guy, Composer - Buddy Guy, Lyricist - Buddy Guy, Performer - John Porter, Producer
(P) 1993 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Tony Platt, Producer - Tony Platt, Recording Engineer - John Hiatt, Composer - John Hiatt, Lyricist - Buddy Guy, Performer
(P) 1993 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Tony Platt, Engineer - McKinley Morganfield, Composer - McKinley Morganfield, Lyricist - Buddy Guy, Performer - John Porter, Producer
(P) 1993 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Eddie Kramer, Producer - Eddie Kramer, Engineer - Eddie Kramer, Mixing Engineer - Buddy Guy, Performer - D. Robey, Composer - D. Robey, Lyricist - Brian Sperber, Mixing Engineer
(P) 1994 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Eddie Kramer, Producer - Eddie Kramer, Engineer - Eddie Kramer, Mixing Engineer - D. La Salle, Composer - D. La Salle, Lyricist - Buddy Guy, Performer - Brian Sperber, Mixing Engineer
(P) 1994 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Mike Krowiak, Mixing Engineer - Eddie Kramer, Producer - Eddie Kramer, Engineer - Eddie Kramer, Mixing Engineer - G. E. Smith, Performer - Buddy Guy, Performer - Buddy Guy, Producer - The Saturday Night Live Band, Performer - R. Badger, Composer - R. Badger, Lyricist - Sheldon Feinberg, Composer - Sheldon Feinberg, Lyricist - R. Geddins, Composer - R. Geddins, Lyricist
(P) 1996 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Ed Cherney, Mixing Engineer - Buddy Guy featuring Johnny Lang, Performer - Buddy Guy, Executive Producer - David Z., Producer - David Z., Recording Engineer - Jon Tiven, Composer - Jon Tiven, Lyricist - Roger Reale, Composer - Roger Reale, Lyricist
(P) 1998 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Tony Platt, Recording Engineer - R. Sykes, Composer - R. Sykes, Lyricist - Buddy Guy, Performer - John Porter, Producer
(P) 1999 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Tony Platt, Recording Engineer - Buddy Guy, Performer - J. Mertis, Composer - J. Mertis, Lyricist - John Porter, Producer
(P) 1999 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Tony Platt, Recording Engineer - E. McDaniel, Composer - E. McDaniel, Lyricist - M. London, Composer - M. London, Lyricist - McKinley Morganfield, Composer - McKinley Morganfield, Lyricist - Buddy Guy, Lyricist - Buddy Guy, Performer - Buddy Guy, Composer - John Porter, Producer - Willie Dixon, Composer - Willie Dixon, Lyricist
(P) 1999 Silvertone Records Ltd.
Presentación del Álbum
Buddy Guy revitalized his career when he signed with Silvertone Records in the early '90s. His first album for the label, Damn Right, I've Got the Blues, was a smash success, earning critical acclaim, awards, and sales hand over fist. Prior to that record, he was a legend only among blues fans; afterward, he was a star. Although it was a bit too rock-oriented and slick for purists, Damn Right was a terrific album, setting the pace not only for Guy but for modern electric blues in the '90s. As the decade wore on, Guy continued to make albums for Silvertone, some of them a little complacent, others quite excellent. Buddy's Baddest: The Best of Buddy Guy attempts to summarize those years in 14 songs, including three previously unreleased cuts. Not surprisingly, the compilers favor the Guy of Damn Right, featuring four songs from the record and three from its soundalike sequel, Feels Like Rain. Only two tracks from Slippin' In, his hardest blues record for the label, made the cut, while the fine live album Live! The Real Deal and the misguided Heavy Love are represented by a track apiece. In other words, a lot of good stuff remains on the original albums, which is doubly unfortunate since the three unreleased cuts are all throwaways. By relying so heavily on two records, Buddy's Baddest doesn't wind up being an accurate portrait of Guy's Silvertone recordings. That doesn't mean it's a bad listen, since the first ten songs are all very good and quite entertaining. However, anyone who has Damn Right but wants to dig deeper into Guy's Silvertone albums may prefer to pick up Feels Like Rain, which offers more of the same crossover Chicago blues, or Slippin' In, which is the real deal.
© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo
Acerca del álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 14 pista(s)
- Duración total: 01:16:05
- Artistas principales: Buddy Guy
- Compositor: Various Composers
- Sello: Silvertone
- Género Blues/Country/Folk Blues
(P) 1999 Silvertone Records Ltd.
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