Dutch Mason Blues Band Wish Me Luck LP 1979 half-speed master London Records VG
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Dutch Mason Blues Band
Wish Me Luck
London Records PS-733 12" half-speed master 33 RPM 1979 (Canada)
The arrangements are crisp and the band is driving hard. My favourite is "Barefootin" which is impossible to listen to without moving. The harp on that track is fantastic. This was his only album on London records, recorded in Montreal in the 70's. I highly recommend it. Polk Salad Annie smokes too!
Tracklist
A1 It's Your Thing 3:50
A2 Ain't Nobody's Business 4:03
A3 Dust My Broom 3:40
A4 Going Down 3:35
B1 B-Goin' To Chicago 4:03
B2 Polk Salad Annie 4:58
B3 Barefootin' 3:00
B4 Going Down Slow 4:33
Copyright (c) – London Records Of Canada (1967) Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – London Records Of Canada (1967) Ltd.
Bass – Gregg Fancy
Drums – Gary Blair
Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Dutch Mason
Harp – Rick Jeffery
Organ, Piano – Donnie Muir
Piano – Michael Leggat (tracks: B1)
Slide Guitar – George Antoniak (tracks: B2)
Trombone – Claude Blouin
Trumpet – Roger Walls
Vinyl is VERY GOOD in a plastic inner sleeve, in a picture sleeve in FAIR condition (ring and edge wear, delete hole punch)
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Thanks for shopping Sir Helmitt,
Jeff Green, e-sales
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