Benny Turner - Going Back Home.nfo
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VA - Going Back Home
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Artist...............: Various Artists
Album................: Going Back Home
Genre................: Blues
Source...............: Flac
Year.................: 2019
Codec................: LAME 3.10
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: , ID3 v2.3
Information..........: Thanks to the original flac ripper
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Tracklisting
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1. Benny Turner;Cash McCall;Carla Davis - Got to Find a Way[02:10]
2. Benny Turner;Cash McCall - Spoonful [01:31]
3. Benny Turner;Cash McCall - Poison Ivy [01:32]
4. Benny Turner;Cash McCall - Money [02:00]
5. Benny Turner;Cash McCall - Shake Your Money Maker [01:09]
6. Benny Turner;Cash McCall - It Hurts Me Too [02:40]
7. Benny Turner;Cash McCall - It's a Man Down There [01:52]
8. Benny Turner;Cash McCall - The Dirty Dozens [01:47]
9. Benny Turner;Cash McCall - Built for Comfort [03:04]
10. Benny Turner;Cash McCall;Billy Branch - Bring It on Home[03:33]
Playing Time.........: 21:24
Total Size...........: 111.85 MB
NFO generated on.....: 1/19/2019 1:50:08 PM
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Benny Turner & Cash McCall
Going Back Home
sessions, the joy of two old friends playing together, and raw, honest
delivery of both blues standards and lesser known tunes makes this outing a
must listen.
world inspired me to contact my old friend Cash. I had no idea about his
health problems and wanted to do whatever I could to help. Getting him
involved in a music project seems to have been the best medicine in the world
for him, because he is really excited about it. I asked Billy Branch if he was
Benny is referring to his friend, guitarist and vocalist McCall, with whom he
began a friendship in Chicago over 60 years ago. The idea was to revisit the
songs they once played separately (never having been in the same band or
even on stage together) in South and West Side clubs. So, remarkably, this is
the first time the two have recorded together. Sessions took place in
Memphis, New Orleans, and Chicago with top notch players including, in
addition to Branch, pianist Joe Krown, harpist Johnny Sansone and drummer
Turner, best known as bassist for is older brother, Freddy King, also played
for Mighty Joe Young and then for Marva Wright of New Orleans. He also did
gospel work with The Kindly Shepherds and with Otis Clay. He has an
in 2017.
McCall is a native of Missouri, born Morris Dollison Jr., who later received his
solo R&B artist for the Thomas, Checker, and Paula labels and went on to
work at One-derful! and Chess as a session musician and songwriter. He was
Hidden Charms.
special as it features his three daughters singing backup for the first time on
off throughout) and brings fond memories for Turner because his brother
sermon. Afterall, money is the root of all evil. Four tracks in, the grooves are
deep, and two masters are giving it their all.
Any mention of Chicago blues is incomplete without Elmore James. Turner
understand that McCall was battling stage four lung cancer while singing it, it
takes on special meaning. Billy Branch lends his outstanding harp as well.
with McCall rendering it a Fats Waller kind of vein. Naturally, given their
well.
came back into Cash. He just started grooving. It really was special to see
working with the bluesmen of their generation. They feel a bit forgotten in
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