Audio CD review:
Taj Mahal - Dancing the Blues

Taj Mahal - Dancing the Blues

Band: Taj Mahal Title: Dancing the Blues Rating: Release Date: 1993-09-28 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Blues Ain't Nothin' - Taj Mahal, Mahal, Taj 2: Hard Way - Taj Mahal, McDaniel, Grover 3: Strut - Taj Mahal, Mahal, Taj 4: Going to the River - Taj Mahal, Bartholomew, Dave 5: Mockingbird - Taj Mahal, Foxx, Charles 6: Blue Light Boogie - Taj Mahal, Robinson, Jessie Ma 7: The Hoochi Coochi Coo - Taj Mahal, Ballard, Hank 8: That's How Strong My Love Is - Taj Mahal, Jamison, Roosevelt 9: Down Home Girl - Taj Mahal, Butler, Arthur 10: Stranger in My Own Home Town - Taj Mahal, Mayfield, Percy 11: Sitting on Top of the World - Taj Mahal, Chatmon, Lonnie 12: I'm Ready - Taj Mahal, Bradford, Sylvester 13: I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch) - Taj Mahal,

Taj is the best One of the best blues albums I've ever heard. . keep it in my car and play it everyday. DANCING THE BLUES SO GLAD I TOOK A CHANCE WITH IT. THIS CD ARRIVED PROMPT AND IN GOOD SHAPE. I ONLY KNEW ONE SONG BEOFRE I BOUGHT IT, AND FOUND OUT MOCKING BIRD WAS ON IT AS WELL. GREAT MUSIC, PUTS YOU IN A GOOD MOOD WITH THE FIRST SONG. Da Blues is Great Taj's style gets you moving and feeling the blues - but in a happy WAY! I find listening to this CD a motivational moving thing! I definitely recommend this CD for your blues collection!. This CD is fabulous - It has a Taj Mahal's style of the blues written all over it- I especially love the remake of "Sugar Pie Honey Bun". Give me the Blues! Every song is great, but my personal favorite is "Down Home Girl" Just makes me want eat a mess of soul food! This album is soul food!. Taj Mahal gives us the blues through the years and makes it sound timeless. Let's dance! It's great to listen to, great to dance to and every song is a living thing. Dancing the Blues is one of my very favorite CD's by one of my very favorite artists Taj Mahal. I first saw Taj Mahal in 1972 and was blown away by his performance and command and knowledge of the music that he played and sang. since then I have been lucky enough to see him two other times, on each occasion I received an education in the music as well as having an all out good time. Dancing the Blues represents the energy, love and respect which Taj has for music. There is a wide range of music from the motown sounds of Taj's excellent version of the four top's "Sugarpie Honeybunch" (oh no I'm in junior high again)to Chester (the wolf) Burnett' "Sitting on Top of the World". I love Taj's version of Mockingbird, with the help of Etta James - there is nothing like it - I could listen to it again and again. This is an album I strongly recommend for anyone who loves the blues. You can see a complete list of all Taj Mahal discography, or go back to the Taj Mahal tabs