FRUTELAND JACKSON
Blues 2.0

 

Fruteland Jackson - Vocals and Guitar
Alec Fraser - Bass, Big Boom Drum & Backing Vocals
Chris Whiteley - Trumpet, Harmonica & Guitar on Track 13
Ken Whiteley - Mandolin, Banjo, Washboard & Backing Vocals
Special Guest - Mel Brown - Guitar on Tracks 7 & 11 & Piano on Track 3
Recorded and mixed by Alec Fraser at Liquid Toronto - January 12-14, 2003
Mastered by
Andy Krehm at Silverbirch Productions, Toronto
Photography by Gary Collver
Design - Amy Occhipinti

Produced by - Andrew Galloway & Fruteland Jackson



Electro-Fi 3380

 
 
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CD Reviews
 
 
Blues 2.0 - Fruteland Jackson
My Pencil Don't Write No More - Bo Carter /Fruteland Jackson
Laura Marie - Fruteland Jackson
Long Distance Love Affair - Fruteland Jackson
I Wonder - Fruteland Jackson
Moon Man Rag - Fruteland Jackson
I Can Still Rock and Roll - Fruteland Jackson & Paul Hill
How Could We Live Without Love - Fruteland Jackson & Johnnie Mae Dunson-Smith
Big Road Blues - Tommy Johnson
Lucky Lady - Fruteland Jackson & Paul Hill
Sometimes Bad Man Blues - Fruteland Jackson & Lee Dabagia
Blues On The Banjo - Fruteland Jackson
The Lonely Traveller - Fruteland Jackson

 

 

I wish to give hearty thanks to Electro-Fi Records and Andrew Galloway for his love for Blues and Traditional music and for being there and “ Holding High the Torch”. I am eternally grateful for having the fine musicianship of Mel Brown as well as Ken and Chris Whitely. Their spontaneous creativity and personal fellowship made this recording session a pure pleasure. To The sound engineer/bass player Alec Fraser at Liquid Recording Studio, who can make a bass sound like a tuba in a parade, in heat. A solid thumbs up! A big thanks to Lee “ Sometimes Bad Man” Dabagia and Paul Hill for your extraordinary writing talents along with my dear friend Johnnie Mae Dunson-Smith, I love you too!
 
I salute the work of videographer, Mako Funasaka a class act for Talkin’ Blues and the brilliant photography of Gary Collver (He's got me smilin' this time). I thank all of the many individuals who have given me the Blues. You know who you are. You have made me. And last but not least, to Laura Marie for her fine barbeque.

Fruteland Jackson

 

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