Going Back To Mississippi
by Johnny Rawls (Nov 25 2022)
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Midnight Train
03:56
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Reap What You Sow
03:42
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If You ever Get lonely
04:21
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I Got It
03:49
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Nookie, Nookie
03:54
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Your Love
03:53
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Amazing Love
04:12
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Straight From The Bottle
03:32
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10. |
Love Machine
04:14
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about
Johnny Rawls is a soul blues legend. In fact, the term “soul blues” was invented to describe his music. With a career spanning more than 50 years, he’s done it all. He’s an internationally recognized recording artist, music producer, and songwriter who tours extensively throughout North America and overseas
Going Back To Mississippi is Johnny’s 21st release. He chose one of the world’s best backing bands around today, The Özdemirs. (pronounced ðə/ ˈœzdɛmirz) A German trio of Turkish decent, composed of Erkan on bass and his sons Kenan on guitar and Levent on drums. They were then joined by Alberto Marsico from Italy, who is one of today’s most gifted Hammond organ players. Together, they played a tour in Europe in March, 2019. And decided to take some studio time to record together. The result is this extraordinary soul-blues album
The Blues Music Awards, Blues Blast Awards, Living Blues Awards, and the W. C. Handy Awards have all acknowledged Johnny with multiple awards and nominations, including Soul Blues Artist of the Year. A true “road warrior,” Johnny tours extensively throughout the US, and internationally, playing approximately 200 dates every year. He’s performed at major blues festivals, including the Chicago Blues Festival and the Waterfront Blues Festival multiple times. Whether he’s playing in a small intimate club or at a large blues festival, Johnny always delivers a high-energy show to the delight of audiences everywhere.
Going Back To Mississippi is Johnny’s 21st release. He chose one of the world’s best backing bands around today, The Özdemirs. (pronounced ðə/ ˈœzdɛmirz) A German trio of Turkish decent, composed of Erkan on bass and his sons Kenan on guitar and Levent on drums. They were then joined by Alberto Marsico from Italy, who is one of today’s most gifted Hammond organ players. Together, they played a tour in Europe in March, 2019. And decided to take some studio time to record together. The result is this extraordinary soul-blues album
The Blues Music Awards, Blues Blast Awards, Living Blues Awards, and the W. C. Handy Awards have all acknowledged Johnny with multiple awards and nominations, including Soul Blues Artist of the Year. A true “road warrior,” Johnny tours extensively throughout the US, and internationally, playing approximately 200 dates every year. He’s performed at major blues festivals, including the Chicago Blues Festival and the Waterfront Blues Festival multiple times. Whether he’s playing in a small intimate club or at a large blues festival, Johnny always delivers a high-energy show to the delight of audiences everywhere.
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released October 4, 2022
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Continental Record Services represents (mostly North American) Americana and Blues artists in Europe. We handle distribution, PR and occasionally book tours for our artists.
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