"How Late'l You Play Til?" David Bromberg
The song "Sloppy Drunk" alone is worth the price of the album (also on CD). Brillant versions of "Will Not Be Your Fool" and "Bullfrog Blues" kick it up a notch. Robert Johnson's "Come On In My Kitchen" is handled like a weapon, and "Sweet Home Chicago," also by Johnson, rocks unrepentantly.
The song "Sloppy Drunk" alone is worth the price of the album (also on CD). Brillant versions of "Will Not Be Your Fool" and "Bullfrog Blues" kick it up a notch. Robert Johnson's "Come On In My Kitchen" is handled like a weapon, and "Sweet Home Chicago," also by Johnson, rocks unrepentantly.