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Heritage of the Blues: The Best of Phillip Walker rounds up 12 highlights from his '70s and '80s Playboy, Joliet, Rounder, and High Tone recordings. The Louisiana-born, Texas-raised Walker made records that were gritty, yet they still remained solid, soul-inflected contemporary blues albums. The bulk of the highlights from his records, including "Someday You'll Have These Blues," "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark," and "Laughin' & Clownin'," are featured, making this a fine introduction to Walker's most popular recordings. If you like what you hear, check out Bottom of the Top and Tough as I Want to Be. ~ Al Campbell, All Music Guide
Heritage of the Blues: The Best of Phillip Walker
06/24/2003 | Hightone Records
All Music Guide Review
Heritage of the Blues: The Best of Phillip Walker Track Listing
Credits of Heritage of the Blues: The Best of Phillip Walker
- John Banks
- Organ
- Glenway McTeer
- Drums
- Joel Peskin
- Saxophone, Sax (Alto)
- Frank Scott
- Liner Notes
- Jimi Stewart
- Keyboards
- James "Son" Thomas
- Bass
- Milton Thomas
- Percussion
- Aaron Tucker
- Drums
- Johnny Tucker
- Drums
- Dennis Walker
- Bass, Producer
- Phillip Walker
- Guitar, Vocals
- Ike Williams
- Trumpet
- Arthur Woods
- Piano
- Jimmy Vaughn
- Piano
- Teddy Reynolds
- Piano
- Cindy Pascarello
- Graphic Design
- Art Hillary
- Piano
- Charles Jones
- Bass
- Steve Smith
- Trumpet
- Bill Murray
- Piano
- The Memphis Horns
- Horn, Horn Arrangements
- Bob Stone
- Remastering
- Chops Anthony
- Trumpet
- Bruce Bromberg
- Producer, Compilation
- Al Bruno
- Guitar
- Sammie Coleman
- Trumpet
- Samuel Cross
- Sax (Baritone)
- Bill Dashiell
- Engineer
- David II
- Saxophone, Sax (Tenor)
- Alan DeVille
- Trumpet
- Nathaniel Dove
- Piano
- Ed Fournier
- Engineer
- Archie Francis
- Drums
- Wayne Jackson
- Trumpet
- Curtis Johnson
- Bass
- Karen Kraft
- Vocals (Background)
- Freeman Lacy
- Sax (Tenor)
- Carol Lee
- Photography
- Andrew Love
- Sax (Tenor)
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