9 thoughts on “ I Wonder Why - Otis Spann - Sweet Giant Of The Blues (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Sweet Giant Of The Blues on Discogs. Label: Flying Dutchman - BT ,BluesTime - BT • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Blues •/5(3).

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2. One of the classic bluesmen Bob Thiele signed to his Bluestime label in , Otis Spann is best known as Muddy Waters ' sideman, but in the '60s he often stepped into the spotlight himself. Sweet Giant of the Blues, a session for Bluestime released in , is one of his very last albums -- he died at the age of 40 in April , around the time this hit the stores -- and if it can't be called definitive, it's 7/

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3. out of 5 stars Otis Spann Was A Sweet Blues Giant But Recording Flawed By Production Decisions Reviewed in the United States on January 5, Ace Records in the UK recently reissued a number of recordings that came out on Bob Thiele's Flying Dutchman and related labels/5(8).

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4. Otis Spann - Otis Spann Sweet Giant Of The Blues - erdiaglovuneftu.rogperfsokilsticlarilimembdicorboy.co Music. Skip to main content. Try Prime EN Hello, Sign in Account & Lists Sign in Account & Lists Returns & Orders Try Prime Cart. CDs & Vinyl Go Search Hello Select your /5(5).

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5. Aug 07,  · Released in on BluesTime (catalog no. BTS ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Piano Blues, Chicago Blues. Featured peformers: Otis Spann (piano), Paul Humphrey (drums), Max Bennett (bass), Louie Shelton (guitar), Tom Scott (tenor saxophone, flute), Bob Thiele (producer), Ami Hadani (engineer), Jack Hunt (engineer), Gene Thompson (remixer), Robert Flynn (design), Irv Glaser /5(16).

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6. Sweet Giant Of The Blues, an album by Otis Spann on Spotify. I Wonder Why. 6. Bird in a Cage. 7. Hey Baby. The New York Studio Masters August (vol.2) Otis Rides Again. Sweet Giant of the Blues. Someday. More Otis Spann. Listen to Sweet Giant Of The Blues now. Listen to Sweet Giant Of The Blues in full in the.

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7. Leaving Waters’ group in , he made a flurry of recordings, including an album with Fleetwood Mac as his backing band. It was at this point Bob Thiele invited him to record for Bluestime. In addition to a version of ‘Got My Mojo Working’, his “Sweet Giant Of The Blues” album was largely made up .

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8. Jan 09,  · It’s easy to see why he is called the Sweet Giant of the Blues. The story of Otis largely follows the story of Muddy, and there are some great anecdotes about Otis in the book “Can’t Be Satisfied, the Life and Times of Muddy Waters,” by Robert Gordon. (This book is also mentioned in the Oct. 21 RCR blog “Little Walter, By the Book.”) Booze finally took its toll, and Otis Spann died in

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9. Otis Spann - Sweet Giant Audio Preview A-3 Moon Blues A-4 I'm A Dues Payin' Man B-1 I Wonder Why B-2 Bird In A Cage B-3 Hey Baby B-4 Make A Way Credits Banjo – Mike Anthony Bass – Max Bennett Drums – Paul Humphrey.

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