Compared to the 2 tracks that were broadcast on the BBC back in 2013 this new CD must be heavily overdubbed (or the tracks come from somewhere else).



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Compared to the 2 tracks that were broadcast on the BBC back in 2013 this new CD must be heavily overdubbed (or the tracks come from somewhere else).

I seem to remember that Ronnie and his band had done several Jimmy Reed themed dates.

I LIKE THIS ALBUM. LOVE THE TWO SO DIFFERENT GUITARS PLAYING TOGETHER

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Compared to the 2 tracks that were broadcast on the BBC back in 2013 this new CD must be heavily overdubbed (or the tracks come from somewhere else).

I seem to remember that Ronnie and his band had done several Jimmy Reed themed dates.

Not really. According to N. Zentgraf there was only the Royal Albert Hall Show on Nov. 1st (and a private gig on Oct. 30 at the Troubador). Both the CD and the BBC broadcast back then of only two tracks (Let's Get Together and I Ain't Got You) say they are from the Royal Albert Hall. But these 2 songs sound so different on CD and BBC. If you want to compare, here are the BBC tracks: [we.tl]



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Compared to the 2 tracks that were broadcast on the BBC back in 2013 this new CD must be heavily overdubbed (or the tracks come from somewhere else).

Was Taylor (partly) wiped or did he do overdubs ?

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Compared to the 2 tracks that were broadcast on the BBC back in 2013 this new CD must be heavily overdubbed (or the tracks come from somewhere else).

I seem to remember that Ronnie and his band had done several Jimmy Reed themed dates.

Not really. According to N. Zentgraf there was only the Royal Albert Hall Show on Nov. 1st (and a private gig on Oct. 30 at the Troubador). Both the CD and the BBC broadcast back then of only two tracks (Let's Get Together and I Ain't Got You) say they are from the Royal Albert Hall. But these 2 songs sound so different on CD and BBC. If you want to compare, here are the BBC tracks: [we.tl]

Yes, this is possible, I haven't bought the CD yet, I was referring to the fact that it was a mini tour and they did several evenings, but I don't know where the album tracks come from.

There was another Jimmy Reed tribute in the Cutting Room, New York .

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But Mr Luck was recorded in the Royal Albert Hall

I've looked all around and I don't see that there's a deluxe version of this release like the Chuck Berry one, is that correct? I'm about to order the LP & CD.