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Tony Joe White- THAT ON THE ROAD LOOK "LIVE"- CD- 2010-
- Rhino Handmade (RHM2 524696)/Warner Music Group Company- 603497950034 (Sticker Only)- 500 grn
LIMITED EDITION.
Existing only as rumors for decades, Tony Joe White's 1971 live album THAT ON THE ROAD LOOK finally surfaced as a Rhino Handmade release in the summer of 2010. Specifics about this performance are not known [they were unable to pinpoint where it was recorded, although White maintains it could have come from an opening spot for Creedence Clearwater Revival at Royal Albert Hall] but details don't quite matter in this case because the music is excellent: thick, sweaty Swamp-Rock that digs deep and jams long ["Polk Salad Annie" runs 10:35 minutes] but remains compelling as White works his funky grooves. Sometimes he does this with no more than an acoustic guitar [there's a stretch in the middle where he performs "Lustful Earl and the Married Woman" and "Willi and Laura Mae Jones" on his own] but the record really cooks when he's supported by his entire band, turning in hotter performances than he got in the studio. To be sure, this is something of a subtle difference [the arrangements are no different and those studio recordings are pretty funky in their own right] but for those that can't get enough of Tony Joe White at his peak, this is necessary.
PERSONNEL: Tony Joe White (guitar, harmonica); Mike Utley (piano, organ); Donald “Duck” Dunn (bass); Sammy Creason (drums).
Though originally planned for commercial release, this 1971 multitrack recording sat in Warner Brothers’ vaults for nearly forty years. Rhino Handmade released a limited edition CD in 2010, but it’s taken nearly another decade for these tapes to find a full retail release. Opening for Creedence Clearwater Revival, White is in great voice, his “whomper stomper” wah-wah pedal sets his electric guitar deep in the swamp, and he’s backed by a tight band that includes White’s longtime drummer Sammy Creason and organist Mike Utley, alongside MG’s bassist Donald “Duck” Dunn. Together they work through more than an hour of material that mixes selections from White’s earlier tenure on Monument and his then-current run for Warners, including “Rainy Night in Georgia,” “Willie and Laura Mae,” and a ten-minute version of “Polk Salad Annie.” White connects deeply with the folk side of his material in this small group setting, often setting down his electric guitar for an acoustic that leaves more room for the gritty, intimate soulfulness of his voice. This is an outstanding set that catches a unique artist on the rise, and a must-have for all of White’s fans.
Recorded Live At The Royal Albert Hall, London, UK On 27th & 28th September 1971 When He Opened For Creedence Clearwater Revival.
CD Comes In A Individual Paper Jacket And Presented In A Mini-LP Gatefold Style Cardboard Sleeve With Stunning Die-Cut And Additional 16-Page Booklet.
On CD: Made In U.S.A.; On Back Cover: Printed In U.S.A.
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