J.B Lenoir - Alabama Blues / Pure Pleasure

J. B. Lenoir is one of the most outstanding blues musicians of all time. His LP "Alabama Blues" is the first recording by a blues poet to deal very critically with the social and political situation of black people living in the USA in 1965.

This musical document was created long before the black community was proud of its heritage - its roots. Jimi Hendrix was the first artist to acknowledge that J. B. Lenoir's work, preserved on this album, was an essential part of his

self-liberation and self-discovery. Although the Library of Congress in Washington included this LP in its archives as part of American music history, comparable to Duke Ellington's "Black, Brown and Beige Suite" for example, it was

never released in the U.S. and it was also difficult to obtain in Europe. "Alabama Blues" therefore became one of the most sought after collector's items. Pure Pleasure Records is delighted and at the same time proud to re-release

this blues masterpiece. J. B. Lenoir (voc, g), Willie Dixon (voc); Freddie Below (dr)

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Title

Side 1

1. Alabama Blues

2. The Mojo Boogie

3. God's Word

4. The Whale Has Swallowed Me

5. Move This Rope

6. I Feel So Good

Side 2

1. Alabama March

2. Talk To Your Daughter

3. Mississippi Road

4. Good Advice

5. Vietnam

6. I Want To Go