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* TitleTrack: "Sad Days, Lonely Nights".
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''Sad Days, Lonely Nights'' is the second album released by Mississippi blues musician Music/JuniorKimbrough. Released in 1994, it was live record performed with Kimbrough's backing band, The Soul Blues Boys, in Kimbrough's own juke joint. A kind of club primarily frequented by Afro-Americans in the early 1900s, without an audience.
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''Sad Days, Lonely Nights'' is the second album released by Mississippi blues musician Music/JuniorKimbrough. Released in 1994, it was live record performed with Kimbrough's backing band, The Soul Blues Boys, in Kimbrough's own juke joint. A joint (a kind of club primarily frequented by Afro-Americans in the early 1900s, 1900s), without an audience.
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''Sad Days, Lonely Nights'' is the second album released by Mississippi blues musician Music/JuniorKimbrough. Released in 1994, it was live record performed with Kimbrough's backing band, The Soul Blues Boys, in Kimbrough's own juke joint, a joint. A kind of club primarily frequented by Afro-Americans in the early 1900s, without an audience.
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''Sad Days, Lonely Nights'' is the second album released by Mississippi blues musician Music/JuniorKimbrough. Released in 1994, it was live record recorded performed with Kimbrough's backing band, The Soul Blues Boys, in Kimbrough's own juke joint, a kind of club primarily frequented by Afro-Americans in the early 1900s, without an audience.
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* CoverVersion: of "Crawling King Snake"
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* SurprisinglyGentleSong: The solo version of "Sad Days, Lonely Nights" is this in comparison to the rockling, cacophonous feel of the rest of the record.
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* PrayerIsALastResort: "Lord, Have Mercy on Me":
-->''Oh Lord, oh Lord, have mercy on me\\
Oh Lord, oh Lord have mercy on me\\
If I done anybody wrong\\
Oh Lord, have mercy on me''
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: The solo version of "Sad Days, Lonely Nights" is this in comparison to the rockling, cacophonous feel of the rest of therecord.record.
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-->''Oh Lord, oh Lord, have mercy on me\\
Oh Lord, oh Lord have mercy on me\\
If I done anybody wrong\\
Oh Lord, have mercy on me''
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: The solo version of "Sad Days, Lonely Nights" is this in comparison to the rockling, cacophonous feel of the rest of the
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Gimme your hand, girl / I got something to tell you, babe'']]
->''Told me always take a knee\\
And it's got me down\\
I get down on my knees\\
And I cried, "Lord, have mercy on me"''
-->- "Lord, Have Mercy on Me"
''Sad Days, Lonely Nights'' is the second album released by Mississippi blues musician Music/JuniorKimbrough. Released in 1994, it was live record recorded in Kimbrough's own juke joint, a kind of club primarily frequented by Afro-Americans in the early 1900s, without an audience.
Noted for it's jam-like quality and melancholic, but mesmerising atmosphere, it would further exemplify his hypnotic, drone-like guitar playing style and his battered vocals. And would gain further attention as a noted release within the [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hill_country_blues Hill country blues]] scene during it's popularity spike in the 90s.
!!Tracklist
# "Sad Says, Lonely Nights" (full band version) (4:22)
# "Lonesome in My Home" (4:34)
# "Lord, Have Mercy on Me" (9:54)
# "Crawling King Snake" (4:50)
# "My Mind Is Rambling" (6:21)
# "Leaving in the Morning" (7:19)
# "Old Black Mattie" (6:40)
# "I'm in Love" (5:04)
# "Pull Your Clothes Off" (4:28)
# "I'm Gonna Have to Leave Here" (6:35)
# "Sad Days, Lonely Nights" (solo version) (5:33)
!!Pull Your Tropes Off
* {{Blues}}: of the North Mississippi hill variant.
* BookEnds: Of a sort. The album begins and ends with a version of the title track.
* EpicRocking: Almost every other song breached five minutes, with "Lord, Have Mercy on Me" almost hitting ten minutes.
* IntercourseWithYou: "Pull Your Clothes Off".
* {{Minimalism}}: Although the blues genre is minimal by default, this record takes it farther with it's live sound, axed of overdubs or multi-tracks.
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: The solo version of "Sad Days, Lonely Nights" is this in comparison to the rockling, cacophonous feel of the rest of the record.
[[caption-width-right:350:''Gimme your hand, girl / I got something to tell you, babe'']]
->''Told me always take a knee\\
And it's got me down\\
I get down on my knees\\
And I cried, "Lord, have mercy on me"''
-->- "Lord, Have Mercy on Me"
''Sad Days, Lonely Nights'' is the second album released by Mississippi blues musician Music/JuniorKimbrough. Released in 1994, it was live record recorded in Kimbrough's own juke joint, a kind of club primarily frequented by Afro-Americans in the early 1900s, without an audience.
Noted for it's jam-like quality and melancholic, but mesmerising atmosphere, it would further exemplify his hypnotic, drone-like guitar playing style and his battered vocals. And would gain further attention as a noted release within the [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hill_country_blues Hill country blues]] scene during it's popularity spike in the 90s.
!!Tracklist
# "Sad Says, Lonely Nights" (full band version) (4:22)
# "Lonesome in My Home" (4:34)
# "Lord, Have Mercy on Me" (9:54)
# "Crawling King Snake" (4:50)
# "My Mind Is Rambling" (6:21)
# "Leaving in the Morning" (7:19)
# "Old Black Mattie" (6:40)
# "I'm in Love" (5:04)
# "Pull Your Clothes Off" (4:28)
# "I'm Gonna Have to Leave Here" (6:35)
# "Sad Days, Lonely Nights" (solo version) (5:33)
!!Pull Your Tropes Off
* {{Blues}}: of the North Mississippi hill variant.
* BookEnds: Of a sort. The album begins and ends with a version of the title track.
* EpicRocking: Almost every other song breached five minutes, with "Lord, Have Mercy on Me" almost hitting ten minutes.
* IntercourseWithYou: "Pull Your Clothes Off".
* {{Minimalism}}: Although the blues genre is minimal by default, this record takes it farther with it's live sound, axed of overdubs or multi-tracks.
* SurprisinglyGentleSong: The solo version of "Sad Days, Lonely Nights" is this in comparison to the rockling, cacophonous feel of the rest of the record.
