Lark's tongues in aspic
King Crimson
Emneord
Minder om
Steamrolling live
Grarup Allstars
Down in the alley : the complete Savoy singles As & Bs 1954-1962
Nappy Brown
Fallen angels
Bob Dylan
Unlock the lock : the Kent Records story, volume 1 : 1958-1962
Commuter 23
Blancmange
The white man made me do it
Swamp Dogg
50
Michael Chapman (f. 1941)
Times have changed
Ronnie Baker Brooks
High noon : a 50-year retrospective
NRBQ
Anmeldelser (2)
AllMusic
2001
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Mark Deming
2001
"While Gordon spent most of his career in Memphis, he certainly learned the lessons of the classic New Orleans R&B masters, and these tunes capture his own distinctive and flavorful variation on the Crescent City sound, a bit bent but still recognizable, and a significant inspiration on the nascent Jamaican music scene, who would further rework these proto-Louisiana sounds into what would become ska. Fascinating as history and a lot of fun as music".
Living blues
2016 December
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Lee Hildebrand
2016 December
"Rosco Gordon penned a whole bunch of terrific, often humor-laced songs and delivered them in assertive, at times slurred, tenor tones. His unique shuffling piano style, which frequently emphasized the grace note at the end of each beat, was quite sloppy, yet it didn't stop him from having such hits in the U.S. during the early 1950s as Booted and No more doggin', as well as in Jamaica, where his playing influenced the development of ska".