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Senor Blues

Taj Mahal Audio CD
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1. Queen Bee
2. Think
3. Irresistable You
4. Having A Real Bad Day
5. Senor Blues
6. Sophisticated Mama
7. Oh Lord, Things Are Getting Crazy Up In Here
8. I Miss You Baby
9. You Rascal You
10. Mind Your Business
11. 21st Century Gypsy Singin' Lover Man
12. At Last (I Found A Love)
13. Mr. Pitiful

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Been waitin' on this one a while...worth every second... Sep 11 2003
Format:Audio CD
After reading Larry Fulcher's Spotlight Review, I hesitated - I mean, what am I gonna add to THAT? Well, let me say that I've written close to 110 music reviews and all but one(and Otis is long since gone..)have been Jazz reviews. So this CD is really the first non-jazz review. I don't think I could have picked a better one to begin with. "Senor Blues" (written by Horace Silver...so there is a segue, after all), the CD, is a brilliant statement, both musically and lyrically. It ALMOST usurps "The Real Thing" as my favorite Taj of all time (I'm into Live...) From the first finger-pickin' honey drippin' from "Queen Bee", to the unbelievably tight and minor mellow, but tough title track (the organ, and the trumpet work, is stunning), to the gospel-drenched indictment of our brave new world, "Things Gettin' Crazy Up In Here", to the gem - the gorgeous "21st Century Gypsy..." (check out the drum fill as it's fading out), to the Otis tribute (HEY! another segue..)"Mr. Pitiful", well let's just say it's the tightest, most soulful, personal statement from this Master in a while. If you've been waiting to get a Taj CD, don't. GET THIS ONE.
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Absolutely Astounding April 3 2003
By Dan
Format:Audio CD
I had always been a fan of Taj's earlier recordings. I didn't get into this until I saw him in concert and he played "Queen Bee" (which inspired me to seek out this album). What an absolute gem. Quite possibly his greatest album. Every song on here is absolutely scorching, and such a wide variety of genres are represented. If this album doesn't move you, there's something quite wrong. Any fan of the blues or jazz, or just music in general should have this album.
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Great Album Jan 10 2003
By jbembe
Format:Audio CD
This is the first Taj disc I was exposed to. It is very well done including a cover of James Brown (Think), along with some original compositions. Basically there is good reason Taj has won several grammys of late, and if you get into his music you'll immediately understand. The title track and 21rst Century Gypsy Singin' Lover Man stand out on this set. Queen Bee is also a great song that opens the set, and my wife likes very well. Warning, once you discover this artist, you will find yourself digging deeper and deeper craving more. Not the worst thing that could happen to you, Check it Out!!
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Most recent customer reviews
Not Just Because I Played On It
Having spent 39 of my 54 years as a working musician, I have spent a good portion of my time listening to and performing music. Read more
Published on Sep 25 2002 by Larry Fulcher
The Best
This is a great CD. His concerts have been among the best I've ever seen (including Stevie Ray, Springsteen, Clapton, Dylan, BB, Buddy, etc... Read more
Published on April 13 2001
More great music from Taj Mahal
You take some soul, some old r & b, some jazz, some blues(of course), some country and some original songs and put them together with feeling, rhythm and skillful musical... Read more
Published on Feb 4 2001 by booknblueslady
If you're reading this review, you need to buy this disc.
Senor Music is what I call him. There is not a bad cut on this one. From the smooth opening track "Queen Bee" to the final track, Otis Redding's "Mr. Read more
Published on Jun 14 2000
Taj Scores Again!
I am constantly amazed at the breadth of Taj Mahal's musical talent. With "Senor Blues" he scores once again. Read more
Published on May 31 2000 by Kurt Harding
Maybe not strictly blues...
...but no less a good album for that. Taj Mahal has throughout his career toyed with musical conventions to bring out dimensions of blues lesser players can only imitate. Read more
Published on Mar 14 2000 by Kevin L. Nenstiel
This music loves me to my soul!
From the first easy lick of "Honey Bee" to the intense piano solo in "Senor Blues" you will be amazed by the ease with which Taj Mahal changes mood and style. Read more
Published on Feb 13 2000 by "ayida"
blues master at his best
As his fans have come to expect, Taj Mahal on "Senor Blues" explores the diversity within the blues. Read more
Published on Sep 6 1999
this is an excellent blues/jazz CD
the beat is addictive the words are from the soul and its a great collection of songs
Published on May 28 1999 by natedawgjs@aol.com
Pure pleasure for lovers of soul and blues.
Taj covers James Brown to Delbert McClinton with some old blues guys thrown in for good measure. He puts his particular soulful twist on each tune and keeps my foot bouncin'... Read more
Published on July 9 1998
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