Eddie Kirkland - Where You Get Your Sugar (1995)

Date: Oct. 28, 2010

Kirkland remains an amazingly raucous entertainer whose free-form sense of blues convention remains elusive to capturing on record; perhaps he's best experienced live. This album's no exception – fiery at times, meandering, and frustrating at others. To his credit, Kirkland's no moldy fig, mixing thoroughly contemporary rhythms and unusual chord changes into his rowdy musical stew.

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1. See See Rider 4:57
2. Sugar Mama 4:59
3. Love Me 4:55
4. Our Love, So Beautiful 7:56
5. Lover Bone 5:39
6. What You Got On Your Mind? 3:40
7. We Got A Problem 4:15
8. Being In Love 5:10
9. Shake What Your Mama Gave You 4:06
10. Pity On Me 5:06

Personnel:
Eddie Kirkland - Vocals,Guitar,Harp
Mike Castellana - Guitar
Jack Cannon - Bass
Andy Plaisted - Drums,Percussion
Christine Ohlman - Vocals
Jamo - Percussion
Sam Hall - Sax
Peter Re - Organ,Piano

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BIOGRAPHY:by Bill Dahl
How many Jamaican-born bluesmen have recorded with John Lee Hooker and toured with Otis Redding? It's a safe bet there's only one: Eddie Kirkland, who's engaged in some astonishing onstage acrobatics over the decades (like standing on his head while playing guitar on TV's Don Kirshner's Rock Concert).
But you won't find any ersatz reggae grooves cluttering Kirkland's work. He was brought up around Dothan, AL, before heading north to Detroit in 1943. There he hooked up with Hooker five years later, recording with him for several firms as well as under his own name for RPM in 1952, King in 1953, and Fortune in 1959. Tru-Sound Records, a Prestige subsidiary, invited Kirkland to Englewood Cliffs, NJ, in 1961-62 to wax his first album, It's the Blues Man! The polished R&B band of saxist King Curtis crashed head on into Kirkland's intense vocals, raucous guitar and harmonica throughout the exciting set.
Exiting the Motor City for Macon, GA, in 1962, Kirkland signed on with Otis Redding as a sideman and show opener not long thereafter. Redding introduced Kirkland to Stax/Volt co-owner Jim Stewart, who flipped over Eddie's primal dance workout "The Hawg." It was issued on Volt in 1963, billed to Eddie Kirk. By the dawn of the 1970s, Kirkland was recording for Pete Lowry's Trix label; he also waxed several CDs for Deluge in the '90s.

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