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Schoolboy Cleve : South to West - Iron and Gold
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This album took over 50 YEARS to produce. Schoolboy Cleve, known worldwide and considered one of the greatest harmonica players that ever lived, brings you the down home Louisiana blues with soulful vocals, harmonica tunes, and guitar. "Collector's Item"
Genre: Blues: Rhythm & Blues
Release Date: 2006
South to West - Iron and Gold
Schoolboy Cleve
Record Label: Cherrie Records
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. Here I Go Again #1 2:41 Album Only
2. Really I Apologize 3:47 Album Only
3. Don't Thread On Me 3:04 Album Only
4. I Saw The Blues 4:04 Album Only
5. My Heart is Crying 5:00 Album Only
6. If It's Love You Want (Come To Me) 3:03 Album Only
7. Beautiful Beautiful Love 3:06 Album Only
8. My Baby Done Gone 2:20 Album Only
9. My Big Fat Woman 2:07 Album Only
10. Strange Letter Blues 2:51 Album Only
11. She's Gone 2:14 Album Only
12. Ali Shuffle (Fight Moves) 4:12 Album Only
13. I Love A Little Woman 2:49 Album Only
14. We Are Going To Rock 3:19 Album Only
15. She's Alright 2:41 Album Only
16. I Saw The Blues (Remix) 4:58 Album Only
17. Sweet Little Woman 3:05 Album Only
18. Friday Night (The New Orleans, LA Sound) 3:08 Album Only
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Album Notes

IT’S HERE! IT’S HERE!

NOW AVAILABLE!

A historical musical treasure of Schoolboy Cleve’s original recordings and unreleased material, CD of Rhythm and Blues. This album took over 50 YEARS to produce!

It’s a must buy for collectors, blues lovers and historians. This combined CD collection of Schoolboy Cleve’s recordings of Rhythm and Blues, from 1954 to 1998 titled “South to West – Iron and Gold”, is truly unique. Schoolboy Cleve felt living in the South was hard like iron. After moving to the West it felt like he struck gold. The title, South to West – Iron and Gold, represents his journey.

SPECIAL NOTE

"NO WIND, NO RAIN, NO WINTER STORM COULD STOP THIS ALBUM"

During production of this CD, Hurricane Katrina and Rita hit New Orleans, Louisiana and other parts of the South. Schoolboy Cleve had one tune recorded live, from a performance with a trumpet player named Marcus, from New Orleans who happened to be blind. But had love and vision of the city and its sound of music, which you can clearly feel when you hear him on this CD.
He played with so much feeling; it truly captured the New Orleans, Louisiana sound. This is his own story told in music, CD title track Friday Night (The New Orleans, LA sound).

A GREAT CD TO HAVE IN YOUR COLLECTION


*ABOUT SCHOOLBOY CLEVE
Schoolboy Cleve is known worldwide and is considered one of the greatest harmonica players that ever lived. He played with other legendary artist like Lightnin' Slim, Muddy Waters, Buddy Guy, Grammy nominee Ron Thompson and many others.

"THIS IS A MUST HAVE CD!"

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REVIEWS

Finally I found a full Schoolboy CD !!!
author: Paul W. Draper
                            
My Dad was friends with Schoolboy in the early 70's in California. I inherited his signed copy of the 45 single "My Heart is Crying"/"If It´s Love You Want Come To Me" which is a cherished gem. As a musician myself and blues fan, I always wanted to hear more! Sadly, I never got a chance to meet Schoolboy Cleve in person myself . But as they say, his music is with me now !
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author: blues4sale
                            
so sad he died, great bluesman, don't let the man down, this is pure blues and when it's gone it's gone. so let's not forget him!
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South to West - Iron and Gold
author: jzlion
                            
I love this record! It's the real thing. Schoolboy Cleve weaves a great journey through his unique reflection of that rural Louisiana sound. One of the most honest, raw and personal blues albums I've heard...
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South to West - Iron and Gold
author: Martin Feldmann, Frankfurt/Main, Germany
                            
A good CD, well produced. I like the nice down home blues. The poor sound quality doesn´t bother me. I heard rural blues like that in southern juke joints when I made several trips to the USA in the 1980s. I got the old "Blues Connoisseur" of Schoolboy Cleve "My Heart Is Crying"/"If It´s Love You Want Come To Me" already by US mail service in the mid 1970s when I was still on school.
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