New Delmark Blues Releases - On Sale Now

Delmark DVD 1794 CD DE 794
Blues guitarist Dave Specter is never
prone to grandstanding. He communicates
an inherent sense of style and form, subtlety
and swing, keeping his magnetic needle always
fixed on a steady, unalterable course. Recorded
live at Buddy Guy's Legends and Rosa's Blues
Lounge, Live In Chicago features special
guests Jimmy Johnson, Tad Robinson and Sharon
Lewis. The CD contains four instrumentals
and two songs by each of the guest vocalists,
while the DVD has three vocals by each.
DVD also contains Specter commentary special
feature. Boss Funk, What Love Did To Me,
What's Your Angle, Feel So Bad, Out On The
Road, In Too Deep, Angel and more...
DVD: 038153179458 / CD:
038153079420
| SPECTER,
DAVE / Live in Chicago -CD *Delmark
794 Blues CD Delmark 794 |
$14.99 |
| SPECTER,
DAVE / Live in Chicago -DVD *Delmark
1794 Blues DVD Delmark 1794 |
$24.99 |

CD: Delmark DE 795
Pierre Lacocque has led Mississippi Heat since
its inception in 1991. The harmonica player
has always surrounded himself with the cream
of the crop of Chicago blues players. Lurrie
Bell, who appeared on Heat's 2005 One Eye
Open (DVD 1783, CD DE 783), is back again
for two songs as is lead vocalist Inetta Visor.
Guitarist Carl Weathersby plays throughout and
sings on "Hell and Back". The Chicago Horns
and latin percussionist Ruben Alvarez also add
some very nice touches to this varied disc.
Contains twelve songs many of which are new
original compositions.
CD: 038153079529
| MISSISSIPPI HEAT
/ Hattiesburg Blues -CD *Delmark 795
Blues CD Delmark 795 guests include Lurrie Bell and Carl Weathersby *BLM |
$14.99 |

Delmark DVD 1793 CD DE 793
Live at Rosa's Blues Lounge You can still find the deep-rooted, hard swinging, rough and tumble blues that has inspired and moved generations of fans and musicians ever since the heyday of Chicago blues. Vocalist/songwriter/bandleader/harmonica player Little Arthur Duncan is one of the 'must see' artists for fans of the true, deep, lowdown blues. The music on this disc is raw and raucous and not very polished, but then Arthur's music has never been about slickness - it's about a good time, a deep blues feel, and above all a strong groove. So don't spend a whole lot of time analyzing it - relax and enjoy good solid traditional Chicago blues played by some of the best in Chicago who still play it. With special guest Little Al Thomas. DVD special feature; Little Arthur commentary. Also available: Singin' With The Sun (Delmark 733).
| DUNCAN,
LITTLE ARTHUR / Live At Rosa's Blues Lounge
-CD Jazz CD DELMARK 793 |
$14.99 |
| DUNCAN, LITTLE
ARTHUR / Live At Rosa's Blues Lounge -DVD
Jazz DVD Delmark 1793 |
$24.99 |


Delmark DVD 1791 / CD DE 791
Blues harmonica legend Carey Bell created his own style after learning from the masters: Big Walter, Little Walter, and Sonny Boy II. A veteran of both Muddy Waters' & Willie Dixon's bands. He celebrated his 70th birthday just after this recording and is still going strong. Lurrie Bell, Carey's eldest son, has recorded a handful of albums with his father starting with 1977's Heartaches and Pain (Delmark 666). Since the release of Mercurial Son (Delmark 679), the amazing guitarist has been dazzling audiences around the world. 30 years after first recording together Carey & Lurrie Bell have reunited for this DVD/CD.
038153179151 DVD, 038153079123 CD.
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BEL,
CAREY
and LURRIE
/ Gettin
Up Live
-DVD *Delmark
1791
Blues DVD Delmark 1791. *BLB |
$24.99 |
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BELL,
CAREY
and LURRIE
/ Gettin
Up Live
-CD *Delmark
791
Blues CD Delmark 791. *BLB |
$14.99 |

In 1915 Jimmy Blythe moved from his native Kentucky to Chicago. He found a great deal of work as a pianist for Paramount, Vocalion & Gennett. He was prolific and accompanied many jazz & blues artists such as Ma Rainey & Blind Blake on their recordings. He led dozens of recording sessions often with southside musicians like Johnny Dodds. His song, "Chicago Stomp", is generally considered to be the first recorded example of Boogie Woogie. He also produced hundreds of piano rolls for use in nickelodeons for the Capitol Music Roll Company of Chicago. Jimmy Blythe died suddenly of epidemic meningitis in 1931 just months after these piano rolls were recorded. With help of digital technology they sound more full and rich than ever before.
CD 03815307922
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Blythe, Jimmy /
Messin' Around Blues
-CD Blues CD music rolls by boogie woogie pioneer Delmark 792 |
$14.99 |
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