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Fred McDowell I Do Not Play No Rock 'N' Roll 180g LP (Vinyl)

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2025-04-24 USD 40.31

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Genre Blues
Artist Fred McDowell
Pressed at Pallas in Germany!

Mississippi Fred Mc Dowell's 1969 album I Do Not Play No Rock 'n' Roll features the blues guitarist playing, for the first time ever, on electric guitar. Also present was a rhythm section comprised of bass and drums. Blues purists were originally somewhat vexed over this transition, but the music on this classic record stands up with the best of Mississippi Fred.

McDowell's voice is a powerful instrument in and of itself. Sprinkled throughout are spoken word intermezzos, which provide wonderful insight into the man behind the music, and also give the listener a feeling of "being there". All in all, I Do Not Play No Rock 'n' Roll is a solid set from the master of bottleneck blues.

"...But you have to hear it. It's beautiful. Straight 'n' natchel blue. It makes you dance. Play it and see." - Fred McDowel, from liner notes

Features:
• 180g vinyl
• Pressed at Pallas in Germany
• Audiophile Re-mastering
• Limited Edition

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