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The Roots

Chris Thomas King

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Recorded and released in 2003, the "Year of the Blues," Chris Thomas King's The Roots is a tribute album of originals and covers celebrating Leadbelly, Skip James, Blind Willie Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Son House, and Robert Johnson. With King leaving his hip-hop blues visions in the laboratory, this is a tried and true recording of traditional blues music played mostly on a lone acoustic or National steel guitar. King's performances of tunes like James' "Hard Time Killing Floor" and "Cypress Grove" may feel a little reverential, but only on first listen. King's reads of these tunes are through the eyes of a younger man who grew up with this music as a monolith. This sounds especially true of his performances of Blind Willie Johnson's (whose character he played in Wim Wenders' film Soul of a Man) "Trouble Will Soon Be Over" and Leadbelly's "CC Rider." But these songs, too, are stunning in their ghostly modern incarnations, with King's amazing voice expressing nuances in the music that went unheard in the past. But it is King's own songs that are the crowning achievements here. "John Law Burned Down the Liquor Sto'," "Watermelon Man," "Dark Clouds," and the closer, "Raining Angels," among others, offer the true weight of the album's importance. These are modern folk-blues songs that sound as timeless and hunted as the music that came from the Delta and migrated later to Chicago. King's no academic; he's a singer with great soul and emotion and he's a writer with a keen sense not only blues history but of soul music phrasing, offering a solidly new chapter in the blues tradition. Highly recommended.
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1
Hard Time Killing Floor
00:03:11

Skip James, Composer - Chris Thomas King, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

2
Cypress Grove
00:05:30

Skip James, Composer - Chris Thomas King, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

3
John Law Burned Down the Liquor Sto'
00:03:49

Chris Thomas King, Composer, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Young Blues Rebel (BMI)

4
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
00:02:58

Chris Thomas King, Composer, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

5
Come On In My Kitchen
00:04:46

Robert Johnson, Composer - Chris Thomas King, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

6
Watermelon Man
00:06:08

Chris Thomas King, Composer, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Young Blues Rebel (BMI)

7
Trouble Will Soon Be Over
00:04:13

Blind Willie Johnson, Composer - Chris Thomas King, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

8
Dark Clouds
00:03:20

Chris Thomas King, Composer, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Young Blues Rebel (BMI)

9
If I Had Possession Over Judgement Day
00:03:08

Robert Johnson, Composer - Chris Thomas King, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

10
Death Letter Blues
00:05:28

Chris Thomas King, Artist, MainArtist - Son House, Composer

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

11
Sinking Feeling
00:03:04

Chris Thomas King, Composer, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Young Blues Rebel (BMI)

12
Canned Heat Blues
00:03:46

Tommy Johnson, Composer - Chris Thomas King, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

13
Southern Chicks Blues
00:02:13

Chris Thomas King, Composer, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Young Blues Rebel (BMI)

14
Rock Island Line
00:02:40

Lead Belly, Composer - Chris Thomas King, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

15
Midnight Special
00:00:59

Lead Belly, Composer - Chris Thomas King, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

16
Martha's Blues
00:00:23

Chris Thomas King, Composer, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Young Blues Rebel (BMI)

17
Cotton Fields
00:01:05

Lead Belly, Composer - Chris Thomas King, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

18
CC Rider
00:01:12

Lead Belly, Composer - Chris Thomas King, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Copyright Control

19
Raining Angels
00:04:56

Chris Thomas King, Composer, Artist, MainArtist

2003 21st Century Blues Records 2003 Young Blues Rebel (BMI)

Chronique

Recorded and released in 2003, the "Year of the Blues," Chris Thomas King's The Roots is a tribute album of originals and covers celebrating Leadbelly, Skip James, Blind Willie Johnson, Tommy Johnson, Son House, and Robert Johnson. With King leaving his hip-hop blues visions in the laboratory, this is a tried and true recording of traditional blues music played mostly on a lone acoustic or National steel guitar. King's performances of tunes like James' "Hard Time Killing Floor" and "Cypress Grove" may feel a little reverential, but only on first listen. King's reads of these tunes are through the eyes of a younger man who grew up with this music as a monolith. This sounds especially true of his performances of Blind Willie Johnson's (whose character he played in Wim Wenders' film Soul of a Man) "Trouble Will Soon Be Over" and Leadbelly's "CC Rider." But these songs, too, are stunning in their ghostly modern incarnations, with King's amazing voice expressing nuances in the music that went unheard in the past. But it is King's own songs that are the crowning achievements here. "John Law Burned Down the Liquor Sto'," "Watermelon Man," "Dark Clouds," and the closer, "Raining Angels," among others, offer the true weight of the album's importance. These are modern folk-blues songs that sound as timeless and hunted as the music that came from the Delta and migrated later to Chicago. King's no academic; he's a singer with great soul and emotion and he's a writer with a keen sense not only blues history but of soul music phrasing, offering a solidly new chapter in the blues tradition. Highly recommended.
© Thom Jurek /TiVo

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