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Tangos del Ángel y del Diablo
Direct-to-Disc ( D2D ) - Numbered Limited Edition
Buddy Guy, Junior Wells
Going Back To Acoustic
- Side 1:
- Boogie Chillen
- I'm In The Mood
- Don't Leave Me
- Give Me My Coat And Shoes**
- Medley: Baby What You Want Me To Do - That's Allright***
- ___________
- Side 2:
- Big Boat(Buddy & Junior's Thing)
- High Heel Sneakers
- My Home Is In The Delta
- Wrong Doing Woman
- Diggin' My Potatoes
- Buddy Guy - vocals, guitar
- Junior Wells - vocals, guitar
"Based upon the diversity of music, quality of product and their extraordinary rate of progress, Pure Pleasure Records is our re-issue record company of the year."
- hi-fi+
Buddy Guy plays acoustic six string guitar on all tracks except on ** he plays twelve string guitar. Junior Wells harmonica and vocals on *** and all tracks Side 2.
Remastered from the original analogue tapes by Ray Staff at Alchemy Soho
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Originally issued in France on Isabel Records 900.510 under the title “Going Back” this LP presents one of the best duos in the history of the blues, guitarist Buddy Guy and harmonica player Junior Wells. Over the years they made many recordings together but this one is unique. Recorded whilst on a 1981 tour of Europe, Guy and Wells took a break from their backing musicians and amps to cut this spontaneous, all acoustic set. The results stand in stark contrast to the steamy Chicago blues the duo is best known for. Instead these recordings are relaxed and personal, with an intimate, back porch feel. Guy switches between six and twelve string guitars, and lays down rootsy acoustic rhythms for Wells’s tasteful harmonica lines. The two share vocal duties on the performances as they pay homage to the rural, country blues roots these modern bluesmen share.
