Tracker
Mark Knopfler
Emneord
Minder om
Steamrolling live
Grarup Allstars
Let me get by
Tedeschi Trucks Band
The endless river
Pink Floyd
Lead Belly's gold : live at the Sunset and more
Eric Bibb
You can't go back if there's nothing to go back to
Richmond Fontaine
Plug it in! Turn it up! part 3, 1960-1969 : Electric blues 1939-2005 : the definitive collection
The complete Them 1964-1967
Them
Perfectamundo
Billy Gibbons
The white man made me do it
Swamp Dogg
Anmeldelser (2)
AllMusic
2016
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Thom Jurek
2016
" ... the solo album Luther Dickinson has been hinting at for half a decade ... Though he wrote or co-wrote all 21 songs here, they have been inspired by tunes he learned and people and traditions he learned from. The production is intimate, stripped down. Voices and guitars are prominent, but drums, blues fife, and an upright piano and organ are heard here and there. All the songs were recorded live in the studio at various times, often in a single take ... Blues & Ballads: A Folksinger's Songbook, Vols. 1-2 is a musical autobiography. For Dickinson, blues and folk music are living traditions that continue to inform his geography, and his life and work within it. It's fortunate that he considered these songbooks worth sharing".
fRoots
2016 June
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Steve Hunt
2016 June
"This latest release from the North Mississippi All-Star and former Black Crowes guitarist (...) is a long listen, but by using a selection of lead singers and stylistic variety Dickinson's album feels more like a well-sequenced compilation than a solo indulgence, with calls from Alvin Youngblood Hart, Mavis Staples and JJ Grey (vocals) and Jason Isbell (slide guitar). The vocals and fiddle of (Jack White collaborator) Lilla Mae Riche are tremendous throughout, while the fife and drum of Sharde Thomas add authenticity to Dickinson's positioning of his work within his cherished regional traditions".