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Formats and Editions
1. Walk in the Dark
2. Slow Driving
3. Ten Commandments
4. Democrat Blues
5. Call Me On The Phone / The Thrill Is Gone
6. I've Got My Bloodshot Eyes on You
7. Must've Done Something Wrong
8. Too Late
9. Good Time Joe
10. Rockin' & Rollin'
1. Going Back to the Backwoods
2. There's Got to Be Some Changes Made
3. I Want to Marry You (Unreleased)
4. I Walk Down Hasting Street
5. You Ain't Fooling Me Baby
6. Something's Going Wrong
More Info:
(2-CD set for the price of one CD) Eddie Kirkland gained early fame as John Lee Hooker's guitar player in the 1950s, and he later moved to Georgia and toured with Otis Redding. He had a minor hit with "The Hawg" in the 1960s, and his style encompasses both soul and blues. While he has recorded many albums in the last decade, rarely has he been recorded well. This album has captured him in great form, with backing musicians Dave Snaker Ray (his last date), Fuzzy Samuels (CSN&Y, Taj Mahal) and Andre Wright. This album also includes a bonus CD, featuring the songs he recorded on Blue Suit's acclaimed Detroit blues collections, Hastings Street Grease.
