A Ass Pocket of Whiskey

by R.L. Burnside

A Ass Pocket of Whiskey cover art
  • Type: Album
  • Released: 18 June 1996
  • Label: Matador
  • Country: United States
  • Length: 41:30
  • Community rating: 3.64/5 from 2 ratings

Album Notes & Community Reviews

In an unprecedented crossover, the legendary Mississippi bluesman collaborated heavily with the abrasive New York punk-blues trio Jon Spencer Blues Explosion. Recorded in a single afternoon in a rented hunting lodge, the sessions capture an incredibly raw, raucous, and deeply improvised jam session. The incredibly noisy, lethargic energy revitalized Burnside's career and introduced traditional Hill Country blues to an entirely new alternative audience.

Genres

Descriptors: repetitive, dissonant, noisy

Tracklist

  1. Goin' Down South (4:49)
  2. Boogie Chillen (2:18)
  3. Poor Boy (3:38)
  4. 2 Brothers (2:15)
  5. Snake Drive (3:45)
  6. Shake 'Em On Down (5:50)
  7. The Criminal Inside Me (5:53)
  8. Walkin' Blues (4:19)
  9. Tojo Told Hitler (3:01)
  10. Have You Ever Been Lonely? (5:42)

Credits

  • R.L. Burnside - primary artist, vocals, guitar, written-by
  • Derek Hess - artwork [cover art], cover [cover art]
  • Russell Simins - drums
  • Kenny Brown - guitar
  • Jon Spencer - guitar, vocals, drums, theremin, written-by
  • John Lee Hooker - written-by
  • The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion - written-by

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