Jimmy ''Fast Fingers'' Dawkins (LP Vinyl, Delmark DS-623) First Pressing 1969

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"Jimmy 'Fast Fingers' Dawkins" 
Self Titled L.P. Album
Delmark (DS-623) 1969 
First Pressing 
Vinyl Graded VG+
Can see few superficial markings on Vinyl. Plays without surface noise throughout.  Single 'flaw' is one 'tick' before last chorus of First Song Side B (You Got To Keep On Trying).  We hear it once, but not the next time...not very pronounced.  Album otherwise plays Near Mint with quiet (no static) between songs or at beginning of either side.  
Sleeve Graded 'Excellent'.  There is slight ring wear, and can see slight wear at top seam  (please see pics).  Seams are all sturdy with title  legible on spine.  
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Tracks:
Side A
It Serves Me Right To Suffer I Wonder Why I'm Good For Nothing Triple Trebles (Instrumental) I Finally Learned A Lesson
Side B
You Got To Keep On Trying Night Rock (Instrumental)  Little Angel Child I Don't Know What Love Is Breaking Down 
Jimmy ''Fast Fingers'' Dawkins, vocals & guitar Eddie Shaw, tenor saxophone Lafayette Leake, piano Mighty Joe Young, guitar Jo Harper, bass Ernest Gatewood, bass Lester Dorsie, drums
Album Review
First released in 1969, after guitarist Jimmy Dawkins had served a long apprenticeship as a sideman in the Chicago electric blues scene, Fast 
Fingers remains one of the finest pure electric blues albums of its era. Dawkins proves to be a solid songwriter and an able singer, although the 
best moments on the album invariably come when he tears off a casually perfect, deeply soulful, but never showy electric solo. Highlights 
include the stomping instrumental "Triple Trebles," featuring an outstanding Dawkins solo over a funky horn-driven rhythm, and the mellow, 
laid-back opener, "It Serves Me Right to Suffer." The album was finally reissued on CD in 1998 with a new cover and two fine outtakes from the 
original sessions, "Sad and Blues" (which features an exceptional extended solo by Dawkins) and "Back Home Blues," which is a 1969 
recording with a new (1998) vocal by Dawkins.  AllMusic



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