Slide guitar blues with an Elmore James flavor played on an eight-string table (non-pedal) steel guitar was the trademarked sound of Houston blues legend Hop Wilson. Strictly a local phenomenon, Wilson recorded fitfully and hated touring. Though he also played fine down-home blues on conventional electric guitar and was a powerful singer as well, it is Wilson's unique slide stylings that remain a signature influence on Johnny Winter and Jimmie Vaughan, to name a few. CD features 'My Woman Has A Black Cat Bone' and 'I Feel So Glad'.
6 My Woman Done Quit Me (Vocal By Fenton Robinson)
7 Merry Christmas Darling (Take 1)
8 Dance to It
9 Rockin' in the Coconut Top
10 Fuss Too Much (Vocal By King Ivory Lee)
11 Why Do You Twist
12 A Good Woman Is Hard to Find
13 Rockin' in the Coconut Top
14 Need Your Love to Keep Me Warm (Vocal By Larry Davis)
15 You Don't Move Me Anymore (Vocal By Fenton Robinson)
16 I Done Got Over
17 You Don't Love Me No More (Vocal By King Ivory Lee)
18 Toot Toot Tootsie Goo'bye (Part 2)
19 Your Daddy Wants to Rock (Vocal By King Ivory Lee)
20 Broke and Hungry
21 Always Be in Love with You
22 My Woman Has a Black Cat Bone (Take 2)
23 I Met a Strange Woman
24 Need Your Love to Keep Me Warm (Vocal By Larry Davis)
25 Love's Got Me All Fenced in
26 Chicken Stuff (Alternative Take)
27 Rockin' with Hop
28 That Wouldn't Satisfy
29 Chicken Stuff
Slide guitar blues with an Elmore James flavor played on an eight-string table (non-pedal) steel guitar was the trademarked sound of Houston blues legend Hop Wilson. Strictly a local phenomenon, Wilson recorded fitfully and hated touring. Though he also played fine down-home blues on conventional electric guitar and was a powerful singer as well, it is Wilson's unique slide stylings that remain a signature influence on Johnny Winter and Jimmie Vaughan, to name a few. CD features 'My Woman Has A Black Cat Bone' and 'I Feel So Glad'.
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