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4.0 out of 5 stars
Typical low-down Byther (that's good!),
By Tim Weber (Iowa) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Mississippi Kid (Audio CD)
Nobody does low-down, deep blues like Byther Smith. At times his guitar playing invites B.B. King comparisons, but Byther is lonelier, edgier, tougher and more personal. Byther's blues cut. "President's Daughter," "Blues on the Moon," "Give Me My White Robe," (harrowing, that; who else packs such a wallop singing about getting ready to die?), "Runnin' to New Orleans" and "Monticello Lonely" are standouts. Two or three cuts are weak, but that's a minor quibble on a very fine Chicago/Mississippi/Delta electric blues record.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great blues,
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This review is from: Mississippi Kid (Audio CD)
Not many real bluesmen around like Byther. Keep the blues alive by supporting them. Very original influence for the younger players coming on the scene.
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Mississippi Kid by Byther Smith (Audio CD - 1996)
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