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Eddie Hinton - A Mighty Field Of Vision (The Anthology 1969-93) (2005)
Artist: Eddie Hinton Title Of Album: A Mighty Field Of Vision Release Date: 1969-93/2005 Location: USA Label: Raven [RVCD-206] Genre:Southern Soul Rock, Rhythm & Blues Quality: FLAC (tracks+cue,log) Length: 01:14:35 Tracks: 20 Total Size: 459Mb(+3%)(covers) WebSite:discogs.com
Tracklist: ------- 1. I Got The Feeling - 5:19 2. You Got Me Singing - 3:28 3. Concept World (Eddie Hinton, Alvin Howard) - 4:56 4. Shout Bamalama (Otis Redding) - 3:43 5. Just LIke The Fool That I Was (Jim Coleman) - 2:54 6. Heavy Makes You Happy (Sha-Na-Boom-Boom) (Jeff Barry, Bobby Bloom) - 4:47 7. Got Down Last Saturday Night - 2:42 8. My Searching Is Over - 2:12 9. Sad And Lonesome - 3:19 10.I Want A Woman - 3:07 11.Here I Am - 3:35 12.Sad Song (Otis Redding, Steve Cropper) - 3:55 13.Three Hundred Pounds Of Hongry - 4:09 14.What Would I Do Without You (Eddie Hinton, Donnie Fritts) - 2:50 15.Hymn For Lonely Hearts - 4:09 16.Something Heavy - 3:32 17.Everybody Needs Love - 3:31 18.Cry And Moan - 3:49 19.Bottom Of The Well (Eddie Hinton, Bill Blackburn) - 2:43 20.Rock Of My Soul - 3:33 21.Very Blue Highway (Eddie Hinton, Donnie Fritts, Bill Blackburn) - 2:54 =================================== Tracks 1-4 from Very Extremely Dangerous 1977 Tracks 5-7 from The Coleman Hinton Project 1995 Tracks 8-10 and 17 from Letters From Mississippi 1986 Tracks 11-14 from Hard Luck Guy 1999 (Recordings made between 1969-1994) Track 15 from Dear Y' All 2000 (Original recording from 1980) Track 16 from Playin' Around 2004 (Original recording 1977) Tracks 18-19 from Cry and Moan 1991 Tracks 20-21 from Very Blue Highway 1993
Personnel: --------- Eddie Hinton - Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Harmonica, Percussion, Drums, bass, Keyboards Barry Beckett - Keyboards, Moog Synthesizer, Organ, Piano, Synthesizer Harrison Calloway, Jr. - Horn Arrangements, Trumpet Ronnie Eades - Baritone Saxophone Dennis Good - Trombone Roger Hawkins, Bill Stewart - Drums David Hood - Bass Jimmy Johnson - Guitar Muscle Shoals Horns - Horn Owen Brown, David Hood - Bass Ron Levy - Horn Arrangements, Mixing, Organ, Percussion, Johnny Sandlin - Bass, Drums, Percussion Harvey Thompson - Horn Arrangements, Alto, Baritone, Tenor Saxophones Joe Walk, Marvell Thomas - Organ Dave Albert Allen - Congas Wayne Jackson - Trombone, Trumpet Andrew Love - Tenor Sax Jeff Simpson - Drums, Percussion Mickey Buckins - Congas, Maracas, Tambourine Donnie Fritts - Hammond Organ Dan Havely - Trombone, Trumpet Charles Rose - Horn Arrangements, Trombone Dan Penn - Vocals Spooner Oldham, Paul Hornsby - Hammond Organ Clayton Ivey - Hammond Organ, Piano, Wurlitzer
All thanks to original releaser
Raven Records, Australia's finest reissue label, has done it again with this fine volume of material by the late and utterly great (as well as criminally underappreciated) Eddie Hinton. For the uninformed, Hinton was a guitarist, composer, and singer at Muscle Shoals, one of its core of relied-upon session men. He recorded with everyone from the Staple Singers to Solomon Burke to R.B. Greaves to Boz Scaggs. He also cut a lot under his own name, but never found an audience despite being an authentic R&B kingpin. This collection of cuts relies on all previously released material, the majority of it from the '70s and '80s. There are, however, three cuts from the Coleman-Hinton Project, a short-lived band/songwriting workshop, that went unreleased until after Hinton died and were released on CD in 1995. The cuts from Capricorn's Very Extremely Dangerous, recorded live in their studios in 1978, are utterly brilliant, and they -- including the original "I Got the Feeling" -- open the set. The gorgeously gritty "Hymn for Lonely Hearts," from 1980, was issued by Europe's Zane label in 2000. Then there's the true stunner: 1980's "My Searching Is Over," which was on Letters from Mississippi. Hinton's final two recordings for Rounder, the wonderful Cry & Moan from 1991 and the spotty but nonetheless worthwhile Very Blue Highway, are also represented here by four cuts, the title track of each being the most satisfying and showing that Hinton had both vocal and guitar chops to spare to the very end. This is a fine introduction to one of the South's true musical treasures.by Thom Jurek
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Eddie Hinton / The Anthology 1969-1993: A Mighty Field of Vision
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