EDDIE HINTON Very Extremely Dangerous LP CAPRICORN 1978 original w/JIMMY JOHNSON
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EDDIE HINTON
guitar, piano, vocals
with
DAVID HOOD bass, ROGER HAWKINS drums, JIMMY JOHNSON guitar
BARRY BECKETT piano, organ, moog, HARRISON CALLOWAY trumpet
HARVEY THOMPSON & RONNIE EADES saxes, DENNIS GOOD trombone
Guitarist, songwriter, and singer Eddie Hinton may be one of the great, unheralded white blues musicians of all time
"VERY EXTREMELY DANGEROUS"
produced by BARRY BECKETT
Recorded at Muscle Shoals Sound Recording Studio, Sheffield, Alabama, November 1977
tracklisting
YOU GOT ME SINGING
CONCEPT WORLD
I GOT THE FEELING
SHOUT BAMALAMA
GET OFF IN IT
BRAND NEW MAN
SHOOT THE MOON
WE GOT IT
YEAH MAN
I WANT IT ALL
1978 LP CAPRICORN RECORDS CPN 0204
PRINTED IN THE USA ORIGINAL COPY
DEBUT ALBUM WITH ORIGINAL CAPRICORN INNER
THIS IS THE ORIGINAL, AUTHENTIC, FIRST U.S. PRESSING;
THIS IS NOT A REISSUE, OR A COUNTERFEIT PRESSING
Why buy a new Reissue when you can own the REAL THING
FROM MY RECORDS COLLECTION
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RECORD EX
SLEEVE VG+ (please read above description and see photos)
In his book Sweet Soul Music, Peter Guralnick described Eddie Hinton as "the last of the great white soul singers,"
and his debut album, 1978's Very Extremely Dangerous, sounds like a glorious throwback to the salad days of the Muscle Shoals, AL,
R&B hit factory of the 1960s, where Wilson Pickett and Aretha Franklin cut some of their most memorable songs.
Hinton had already earned an estimable reputation as a session guitarist by the time he finally got to step up to the mic as a solo artist,
and Very Extremely Dangerous features him backed up by the always-expertMuscle Shoals Rhythm Section,
and Hinton's strong and wiry guitar runs fit the group's emphatic support like a glove.
It was Eddie Hinton's poor fortune to cut a great blue-eyed soul album just as disco and funk had bumped deep soul off the charts,
but Very Extremely Dangerous still stands as a fine example of latter-day soul at its most accomplished...(AllMusic)
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