Artist: Rock Bottom
Title: Too Many Bad Habits
Year Of Release: 1995
Label: Double Trouble Records
Genre: Blues, Harmonica Blues, Chicago Blues
Quality: Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:00:48
Total Size: 395 Mb (scans)
Tracklist:
01. Lightin'
02. Stompin' at the Aaheim
03. Ramona's Blues
04. Too Many Bad Habits
05. Set the Meat Outdoors
06. My Blues
07. Who's Been Foolin' You
08. Ice Cream Freezer
09. Person to Person
10. Blues for Anne B.
11. My Mind is Ramblin'
12. Snake Dancin' Through God's Barnyard
13. Hadacol Bounce
14. Boozoo Stomp
15. Close To You Baby
Rock Bottom - vocals, harmonica
Personnel Ronnie Earl - guitar
Glenn Evans - snare drum
John Street - piano, organ
Tomcat Blake
Vidar Busk
Barry Cudda - piano
Big Dick Magee
Flo Mingo - washboard
J.P. "Bullmoose" Coley
Jungle Denny McCarthy
Rose Romance - acoustic bass
Steve Burdi
This is the real thing. Rock lived it and he gave it. You can hear it in his music. He was creative, soulful, disarmingly truthful, genuine through and through. All this comes out in his music. Yep, his music, humor, and personality were even larger than his physical stature. He was a fabulous entertainer. As a performer and songwriter, Rock served up a masterful main course of blues seasoned with R&B and the flavors of New Orleans. No artificial ingredients were ever used in the making of Rock's very own and very special recipe. In 2002, Rock was posthumously awarded the Florida Folk Heritage Award by the State of Florida at a ceremony in Tallahassee.
