You gotta move

Now he get's the blues. Rare - - War of all Squirrel Nut Zipper shots but just also there, was the basis of a variety of New Orleans jazz, swing and ragtime recordings, he joined in 1997 clearly in the foreground, is the main thing, as electrically acoustic - usually - played and washboard, he presents the preliminary step in the next phase of life musical Mathus' is: You Gotta Move.

Before James Mathis therefore arrives at the advanced form of James Luther Dickenson Roots-rock, R'n'B and Mississippi blues universe, he goes as Jas. Mathus with Luther, slide guitar, and Cody Dickinson, drums, and a few other Blues-Eleven once in the Charlie Patton Mississippi Delta blues-primary school - that will definitely pay off later, when he as the eternal Jim and the young 70 Mick and Keith and the '65 Bob - and like all simultaneously - will sound ...

An interesting experience, even if here really nothing is new in this nächlichen Blues Session, free after he quoted Jim Dickinson motto "The moon rose high in the midnight sky on the road to the bottom land", he prefixing here , But Delta Blues Cliché or not - when would this ever different with him ?!