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Expected: 11/6/26
1970 was a turning point for the dedicated bluesman Lowell Fulsom (AKA Lowell Fulton), as he set his sights on new territory and ventured into the doors of Fame Studios and recorded one of the best blues albums of all time with In a Heavy Bag.
The essential blues album features some of the most incredible playing and singing from the legendary artist, as he teamed up with The Swampers (David Hood, Barry Beckett, Eddie Hinton and Roger Hawkins), and bridged two generations of blues into one awesome session.
Pivotal classics like "Man on the Run," "Look at You Baby" and "Cheating Woman" were just a couple of the great ones they hit out of the box in Muscle Shoals, and then the classic Beatles White Album hit "Why Don't We Do It in the Road" truly gets an inspired reading from Lowell and his friends.
More greats like "Lady in the Rain" and "Don't Destroy Me" made this one incredible album over five decades ago…
Friday Music is no stranger to the blues, and they are very pleased now to announce the incredible return of Lowell Fulsom's classic In a Heavy Bag – The Expanded Edition.
Produced by Gene Kent and mastered impeccably by longtime blues connoisseur Joe Reagoso (B.B. King/Canned Heat/John Lee Hooker), In a Heavy Bag will be pressed for a very limited time on stellar clear red vinyl.
And to further enhance your Lowell Fulsom experience, Friday Music is including three bonus tracks: "Thug," "How Do You Want Your Man" and "Letter Home," truly making this one incredible venture into the blues like never before.
Tracks:
- Look at You Baby
- Why Don't We Do It in the Road
- Sleeper
- Lady in the Rain
- My Baby
- How Do You Want Your Man (Bonus Track - 45 B Side)
- Letter Home (Bonus Track - 45 B Side)
- Man on the Run
- Don't Destroy Me
- This Feeling
- Trouble Everywhere
- Cheating Woman
- Man of Motion
- Thug (Bonus Track - 45 B Side)
Label: Friday Music