Precious Little

The slide work on "It Hurts Me Too" is without a doubt the most beautiful I have ever heard.

I can't tell you how many times wonderful stuff has come from Blind Pig Records. I have Tshirt from them: "res ipsa loquitor".

Saw Jeremy Spencer with the original Fleetwood Mac in 1970, opening for The Dead at The Warehouse in New Orleans.The same night that The Dead were "busted down on Bourbon Street". His slide work started a lifelong love affair with slide guitar and introduced me to Elmore James and many other classic players. While this cd doesn't rock like they did that night, it's great to hear a great player back on the scene after so many years.

"Jeremy Spencer"; why does that name sound so familiar, I asked myself? Could this be the same Jeremy Spencer who was a founding member of the original Fleetwood Mac and Chicken Shack? @1967-70: Jeremy Spencer on screaming slide guitar and Peter Green on howling lead guitar; devotees of our American Chicago Blues! (Musical History tells us that Jeremy Spencer just abandoned the other members of Fleetwood Mac on a USA tour in 1971 and was rumoured to have taken up with "The Children Of God") Well, let me tell you people, this Jeremy Spencer is back, and he did not forget how to "Play The Blues" Y'all!! {Delights within: Serene Serena, It Hurts Me Too, Trouble And Woe and Precious Little.} With a voice and a style reminicent of Eric Clapton, Jerry Garcia & Mark Knopfler; "Precious Little" is really a "precious lot of fine, tastefull, satisfying licks from a nearly forgotten fretmaster!" "Please Don't Stop" anywhere else; give some of your "Precious Little" time to listen to this pleasantly pleasing set of slow-brewed Blues!...by Grimmbo.