My Kind of Blues 1/14/1997 B6 Fire And Rain

B6 Fire And Rain

There's some sense of joy in a one-night stand

" a barely concealed rewrite of Cream's "Politician" lick

") Anderson's eclectic tastes turn BOOGIE NIGHTS 2 into a personal mix-tape where songs by soap stars/teen heartthrobs (Rick Springfield's "Jessie's Girl") rub shoulders with proggy popsters (The Move's "Feel Too Good")

The title track takes us from the rapper's conception to his emergence from the womb

My Kind of Blues 1/14/1997 B6 Fire And RainSam Cooke's voice is justifiably legendary, but most of his RCA albums are astonishingly little known today, and My Kind of Blues explains why this is so, at least in part. The singing is superb throughout, but the repertoire, even in 1961, was not terribly well defined or the recordings well arranged. The basic problem lay in the nature of Cooke's career arc, which probably straddled too many styles and musical worlds for his own good the spiritual