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Good Feelin'

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This is T-bone when he's playing the Soul-Blues. Not like the early stuff, but if you like jazzy-souly-blues, this is one of the best records you can find.

Kai
Sweden

Oh man, T-Bone really knocked me an my as* when I heard this awesome cd. This is not the young r&b T-Bone of Imperial records, this is a later more knopwing, more mature Walker, who had become a smooth jazz guitar master, and a fine blues shouter. This cd should be a essential acquisition to any serious blues fan(along with T-Bones Imperial Sessions 2 cd set). Get this one, it's a must have.

Hi, I'm Harry Richard, and I'd like to say taht this cd is ESSENTIAL. If you are a fan of blues singer/jazz guitarist Aaron T-Bone Walker, you will love this late outing by the great legend. His guitar solos are amazing and improvised liek a true jazz player, yet with powerful from the gut blues feeling, liek a true blues rocker. This is a splendid outing by T-Bone with a fine backup group, and wonderful songs. Yes the album at times reflects teh sounds of teh period in which it was recorde, and these recordings are NOT his Imperial masterpieces, they are wonderfu land valid performances by a man who was not past his prime, but in his musical prime still . Generally exellent music, to be enjoyed by any trye T-Bone or blues or jazz guitar fan.

The album starts off with a real nice piano piece, which is rare from T-bone (from what I've heard). The album goes on to have a few high points.

Some tracks have trivial lyrics and can get a bit repititive, but a pretty good album overall.

I cannot believe this CD got Grammy award. Only value of this CD is the first and last track in which T-Bone plays the piano. I respect 40s' T-Bone Walker but not this one. This CD is just like tachno.