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Johnny Hoodoo Country Blues

by Johnny Hoodoo

blues traditional acoustic oldtime

10 tracks

28:40

1	Johnny Hoodoo-Texas Easy Street	2:47
2	Johnny Hoodoo-Big Leg Blues	2:24
3	Johnny Hoodoo-Cocaine	2:46
4	Johnny Hoodoo-Willie the Chimney Sweeper	2:52
5	Johnny Hoodoo-Hoodoos Juju	2:20
6	Johnny Hoodoo-Future Blues	3:53
7	Johnny Hoodoo-Shanty Blues	2:44
8	Johnny Hoodoo-Police Dog Blues	2:39
9	Johnny Hoodoo-Sally Goodin	1:07
10	Johnny Hoodoo-The Gone Dead Train	5:08

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Reviews on Johnny Hoodoo Country Blues

Lapinas

Good album

17/05/09

A very pleasant discovery here on Jamendo. My favorite song must be Shanty Blues or maybe Police Dog Blues, but they're all very well played and sung. Very roots-y, very real. Would like more music like this.

blueshawk7

Good album

21/04/09

Nice traditional blues sound..kinda of a lost art these days.Good to hear that its still alive..excellent job

VozDeSangue

Hillbilly Blues Jamboree !!

02/10/11

Absolutely delightful! A wonderful melange of country blues with chicken pickin' guitar and droolin' rockin'-chair voice.The album contains a bewitching insight into the ”cross-pollination”. of the blues and Appalachian Hillbilly (Jaws Harp and all)......Well, mama killed a chicken, thought it was a duck. Put him on the table with his legs stickin' up. You gotta bundle up and go, yeah. You gotta bundle up and go... (I'm Gone )!

musictomyears

Oh Yeah... Grab Your Banjo Sit Back ON The Porch & Chill To Perfection..& Tap Those Toes..

30/10/10

A great honky tonk, rooty, country, blues, album. With a nice fresh air taste and smell to it. And great vibrant catchy cool sweet vocals. That just roll it all off to perfection. And will give you such a bliss filled fun time. Savoring this delight album out.

bontasaurus

Good album

17/01/10

From the 1960s onward, a lot of musicians from outside the country blues or Appalachian string band traditions have learned to play the songs flawlessly, but relatively few have learned to inhabit the music as convincingly as Johnny Hoodoo does in these tracks. I suppose a good part of that has to do with his willingnessness to inject his own personality and approach -- for the most part he doesn't treat the songs as museum pieces.

As with any review, of course, I don't want to go too far in essentializing my own taste: I happen to love minimalistic, trance-inducing, and "high lonesome" styles of folk and world music, and Johnny HooDoo definitely excels at that. But if you have any interest in American roots music, do give it a listen.

odonnell

Good album

07/09/09

I hunt for weeks, months, without finding music this real. All music, no fluff. I can't write anything that doesn't sound silly. It's, it's, it's ......... music!

The other Hoodoo album, and the two with Tali, are just as real.

Mike O'Donnell