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Otis Rush - So Many Roads Label: Delmark Records – DS-643 Format: Vinyl, LP In Shrink but opened New Country: US Released: 1978 Genre: Blues Style: Chicago Blues Tracklist A1 Will My Woman Be Home Tonight 3:59 A2 Every Day I Have The Blues 3:30 A3 I Can't Quit You, Baby 6:21 A4 Crosscut Saw 3:45 A5 Looking Back 4:26 B1 All Your Love I Miss Loving 4:14 B2 So Many Roads 5:27 B3 Gambler's Blues 6:51 B4 Three Times A Fool 4:45 Companies etc Recorded At – Hibiya Park Credits Bass – Sylvester Boines Drums – Tyrone Centuray Guitar – Jimmy Johnson, Otis Rush Vocals – Otis Rush Notes Recorded in concert on 20th and 29th July, 1975, Tokyo, by Trio Records and Delmark Records. Thanks to Jimmy Dawkins PRODUCER'S NOTE: Most of the material on this album has appeared previously in Japan on Trio LP # PA-3086. The present LP has been entirely remixed and reprogrammed, however, and "Crosscut Saw" was not issued on the Trio album. Jacket Made in Canada Otis Rush is the most talented bluesman around and he proves it in this set recorded in Japan in 1975. The opening instrumental is an overwhelming guitar performance, perhaps his best ever. Then he trumps B.B. King's great performance 'Everyday I Have the Blues' with a version that soars and stays funky at the same time. A chilling 'All Your Love' is followed by playing and singing on 'So Many Roads' that is blues at its deepest. Otis Rush - I Cant Quit You Baby ''King of the singing string'' as Jimmie Vaughan refered to Otis. The vibrato and intensity the voice and the pain. Otis Rush is the blues.
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