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loose funky, rocky mountain, rhythm and blues in the '70s
An overlooked roots rock nugget from the early 70s and a record that should be known well enough for its work from singer Judy Roderick an artist who'd already spent plenty of time in the folk underground of the 60s! Yet the sound here isn't folk at all much heavier, as if Judy's picked up some influences from blues and southern rock qualities that come through especially when she picks up the electric guitar, which she does on most of the album's tracks in a way that's very different than her folk records of the 70s! The production is nice and lean that respectful, laidback vibe that labels like Atlantic were giving records like this at the time on titles that include "Shake It & Break It", "Canyon Persuasion", "Cocaine Shuffle", "Maid Of Constant Sorrow", "Callin You Down", and "Country Girl Again". (dustygroove)
Tracks:
A1. Royalty Rag 1:00
A2. Cocaine Shuffle 3:47
A3. Canyon Persuasion 2:54
A4. Lovely Ladies 4:13
A5. Denver Dame 3:53
A6. Maid of Constant Sorrow 4:02
B1. Shake It and Break It 2:40
B2. Callin' You Down 4:22
B3. Country Girl Again 3:27
B4. American Money Blues 5:38
B5. Do What I Tell Me To 3:56
Personnel:
Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocals – Judy Roderick
Bass, Percussion [Sandpaper] – Brent Williamson
Drums, Percussion, Voice [Howls] – John Kerns
Electric Guitar, Resonator Guitar [National] – Don DeBacker
Saxophone [Real Good Sax] – Ernie Watts
Speech [Commentator] – Ignatz Therbly
Tambourine, Percussion [Beer Bottles] – Har'ley Ever S
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