Davy Graham Midnight Man (folk blues)(mp3@320)[rogercc][h33t]

Davy Graham Midnight Man
Original Release: 1965
Label : Decca
Re Issued : 2005
Label : Fledgling
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Midnight Man was Davy Graham's second album on Decca Records, after 1964's groundbreaking Folk, Blues & Beyond. Like its predecesor, it explored territory which bordered folk, jazz, blues and world music, with Graham's guitar and vocals backed by acoustic bass and drums. In comparison, it could be said that Midnight Man has a bit more focus on the rhythm & blues side of his music, with an overall harder edge than Folk, Blues & Beyond. Indeed it includes some of his best blues cuts, with familiar standards such as "Stormy Monday" and "Money Honey" re-invented by his fantastic guitar style and inventive arrangements.
The album also includes a cover of The Beatles' "I'm Looking Through You" and two strong original songwriting efforts ("No Preacher Blues" and "Hummingbird"). A couple of the songs also see his playing electric guitar instead of his usual acoustic.



Tracklist:
01. No Preacher Blues (02:16)
02. The Fakir (04:13)
03. I'm Looking Thru' You (02:04)
04. Hummingbird (02:40)
05. Watermelon Man (03:00)
06. Stormy Monday (03:39)
07. Money Honey (02:26)
08. Walkin' The Dog (02:39)
09. Fire In My Soul (01:53)
10. Lost Lover Blues (02:06)
11. Neighbour, Neighbour (02:35)
12. Jubilation (01:47)
13. Rags And Old Iron (03:22)
14. Jelly Roll Baker (02:45)