What's wrong with this picture? The sawed-off bespectacled singer/guitarist from Brownsville Station fronting the late Hound Dog Taylor's ex-rhythm section, the Houserockers -- blasphemy, you say? Get a life. Koda smokes like he's: 1) out to dispel any doubts about his legitimacy, and 2) having the time of his life. Opening with Howlin' Wolf's "Highway 49" (a rather tall order), the Cubmaster grabs the Chicago crowd by its collective neck and shakes it into submission. His guitar trade-offs with Brewer Phillips (no bass in this band) are a delight, and by "You Can't Sit Down" drummer Ted Harvey is blowing his police whistle -- signalling that things be rockin'! Eddie Clearwater sits in on one tune, and Koda tips his hat to the guitarist with a stellar rendition of Eddie's "Hillbilly Blues." This is worthy of wider release, not to mention an encore. ~ Dan Forte, All Music Guide
Live at B.L.U.E.S. 1982
01/01/1991 | Wolf Records
All Music Guide Review
Live at B.L.U.E.S. 1982 Track Listing
Credits of Live at B.L.U.E.S. 1982
- Alex Munkas
- Mixing
- Brewer Phillips
- Guitar
- Jerry Soto
- Engineer
- Ron Bartolucci
- Executive Producer
- Lady J. Koda
- Photography
- Andrea Folterbauer
- Layout Design
- John Forward
- Executive Producer
- Ted Harvey
- Drums
- Cub Koda
- Guitar, Vocals, Producer, Main Performer, Liner Notes
- Eddy Clearwater
- Guitar, Vocals














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