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Big Bill Broonzy|Warm, Witty, & Wise (Mojo Workin': Blues For The Next Generation)

Warm, Witty, & Wise (Mojo Workin': Blues For The Next Generation)

Big Bill Broonzy

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The title is apt. Warmth, wit, and wisdom spring from these 16 blues recordings from 1930-1941, as does a clever, ribald sense of humor, jocularity, and juicy, expressive guitar playing. At least Broonzy had the satisfaction before his passing of knowing the abundant inspiration he provided to the later famed generation of '50s Chicago blues legends. You can hear plenty of Broonzy's earnest, confident-just-shy-of-cocky, appealing attitude about sex, booze, bars, and Depression era hard times in the recordings of other later Chess masters such as Sonny Boy Williamson, Bo Diddley, and Howling Wolf. This tall Southern gent vet left the South of his birth for the more fertile black playing grounds of Chi-town in the jazz age 1920s, and lit up the South Side clubs once he added a band. In fact, to get to the good stuff, save the 1930-1932 New York recordings that open this disc for last. These are excellent, thoroughly picked, folk-blues recordings, just his smooth voice and working fingers, nearly as fast and as flavorful as '20s and '30s masters Mississippi John Hurt, Robert Johnson, Blind Lemon Jefferson, and Leadbelly. But move instead to the drums/bass/piano/guitar work on the 1938-1939 Chicago recordings, where the sizzle and wordplay just grow. Listeners would chuckle over the double entendres in songs like "Too Many Drivers" or the drunken hilarity of "When I Been Drinking" if they weren't so entranced by the pumping piano, some of the earliest electric guitar blues solos, and Broonzy's rich, surprisingly sunny singing. The string bass, shuffling drums, and occasional sax, clarinet, or trumpet are similarly first-rate, but it's the unfettered piano of Joshua Altheimer that steals the show. Blues in this case makes for mischievous grins, not frowns and bleeding hearts, and for that Broonzy's work will always inspire successive generations of blues lovers.

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1
I Can't Be Satisfied (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:44

Lawrence Cohn, Producer - Frank Brasswell, Guitar - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1930 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

2
Long Tall Mama (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:46

A. May, Composer - A. May, Lyricist - Lawrence Cohn, Producer - Frank Abbey, Engineer - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1932 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

3
Worrying You Off My Mind (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:03:03

Lawrence Cohn, Producer - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1932 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

4
Too Too Train Blues (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:50

Lawrence Cohn, Producer - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1930 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

5
How You Want It Done? (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:49

Unknown, Producer - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer

(P) 1932 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

6
C & A Blues (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:56

Lawrence Cohn, Producer - Lawrence Cohn, Executive Producer - David Mitson, Re-Mastering Engineer - Louis Lasky, Guitar - Gary Pachecho, Executive Producer - Mark Wilder, Engineer - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer

(P) 1992 Sony Music Entertainment, Inc.

7
Southern Flood Blues (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:03:13

Bill Settles, Bass - Black Bob, Piano - Lawrence Cohn, Producer - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1937 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

8
It's a Low Down Dirty Shame (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:53

Joshua Altheimer, Piano - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - George Barnes, Guitar - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Oliver Hudson, Bass - Lawrence Cohn, Producer - Adam Block, Director - Blind John Davis, Piano - Bill Osborn, Tenor Saxophone - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1938 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

9
Trucking Little Woman (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:37

Fred Williams, Drums - Lawrence Cohn, Producer - Joshua Altheimer, Piano - Punch Miller, Trumpet - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1938 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

10
Night Time Is The Right Time (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:47

Lawrence Cohn, Producer - George Barnes, Guitar - George Barnes, Bass - Joshua Altheimer, Piano - L. Carr, Composer - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1938 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

11
New Shake 'Em On Down (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:53

Lawrence Cohn, Producer - George Barnes, Electric Guitar - George Barnes, Bass - B. White, Composer - Joshua Altheimer, Piano - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1938 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

12
Baby I Done Got Wise (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:29

Fred Williams, Drums - Lawrence Cohn, Producer - Joshua Altheimer, Piano - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1939 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

13
Just A Dream (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:33

Fred Williams, Drums - Lawrence Cohn, Producer - Joshua Altheimer, Piano - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1939 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

14
Whiskey & Good Time Blues (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:51

Fred Williams, Drums - Lawrence Cohn, Producer - Joshua Altheimer, Piano - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Frank Abbey, Engineer - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Recorded 1939 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

15
Too Many Drivers (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:33

Lawrence Cohn, Producer - Joshua Altheimer, Piano - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Frank Abbey, Engineer - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - Odell Rand, Clarinet - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Recorded 1939 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

16
When I Been Drinking (Album Version)
Various Interprets
00:02:50

Lawrence Cohn, Producer - Horace Malcom, Piano - W. Broonzy, Composer - W. Broonzy, Lyricist - Adam Block, Director - Big Bill Broonzy, Vocal - Big Bill Broonzy, Guitar - Big Bill Broonzy, Performer - David Mitson, Mastering Engineer

Originally Released 1941 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.

Chronique

The title is apt. Warmth, wit, and wisdom spring from these 16 blues recordings from 1930-1941, as does a clever, ribald sense of humor, jocularity, and juicy, expressive guitar playing. At least Broonzy had the satisfaction before his passing of knowing the abundant inspiration he provided to the later famed generation of '50s Chicago blues legends. You can hear plenty of Broonzy's earnest, confident-just-shy-of-cocky, appealing attitude about sex, booze, bars, and Depression era hard times in the recordings of other later Chess masters such as Sonny Boy Williamson, Bo Diddley, and Howling Wolf. This tall Southern gent vet left the South of his birth for the more fertile black playing grounds of Chi-town in the jazz age 1920s, and lit up the South Side clubs once he added a band. In fact, to get to the good stuff, save the 1930-1932 New York recordings that open this disc for last. These are excellent, thoroughly picked, folk-blues recordings, just his smooth voice and working fingers, nearly as fast and as flavorful as '20s and '30s masters Mississippi John Hurt, Robert Johnson, Blind Lemon Jefferson, and Leadbelly. But move instead to the drums/bass/piano/guitar work on the 1938-1939 Chicago recordings, where the sizzle and wordplay just grow. Listeners would chuckle over the double entendres in songs like "Too Many Drivers" or the drunken hilarity of "When I Been Drinking" if they weren't so entranced by the pumping piano, some of the earliest electric guitar blues solos, and Broonzy's rich, surprisingly sunny singing. The string bass, shuffling drums, and occasional sax, clarinet, or trumpet are similarly first-rate, but it's the unfettered piano of Joshua Altheimer that steals the show. Blues in this case makes for mischievous grins, not frowns and bleeding hearts, and for that Broonzy's work will always inspire successive generations of blues lovers.

© Jack Rabid /TiVo

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