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RL Burnside’s first break came in the early ‘90s when the documentary film based on author Robert Palmer’s book Deep Blues featured R.L. as one of its highlights. Subsequently Palmer produced R.L.’s Too Bad Jim for the fledgling Fat Possum label. Along with Junior Kimbrough’s All Night Long, Too Bad Jim was one of the most important and influential blues albums of the ‘90s. In the year 2001, R.L. Burnside was still breaking down boundaries, and bringing the blues to where it had never gone before. Listen up. Buy 'Burnside On Burnside' on CD, Vinyl & Digital here: 00:00 - Shake ‘Em On Down 04:45 - Skinny Woman 07:16 - Miss Maybelle 10:33 - Rollin’ and Tumblin’ 15:18 - Long Haired Doney 19:19 - Walkin’ Blues 23:47 - He Ain’t Your Daddy 26:31 - Bad Luck And Trouble 30:27 - Jumper On The Line 35:43 - Goin’ Down South 41:27 - Alice Mae 45:40 - Snake Drive _____ Follow Fat Possum on... Instagram: Facebook: Twitter: YouTube: Check out Don Bryant perform 'Is It Over' live: Fat Possum is a Record Label based in Oxford, Mississippi, New York & London We're Trying Our Best... # RLBurnside #JuniorKimbrough #FatPossumRecords #Mississippi #Blues #TModelFord
