Artist: Barry Goldberg With Bloomfield And Harvey Mandel
Album: Two Jews Blues
Release: 1969
Genre: Classic blues rock
Country: US
Quality: FLAC | lossless
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album

This is one of those late-'60s collaborations where I expected the world to explode when I put it on, and felt disappointed when it didn't. However, when you get past looking at players in the band, and listen to the music, there are a number of wonderful cuts. Enough of them for me to replace the vinyl with the CD. "Blues for Barry And..." is Bloomfield at his best with a solid band behind him cranking out this slow blues you wish wouldn't end. Barry Goldberg has always played a solid organ, whether with Harvey Mandel. Charlie Musselwhite, or out on his own.

This is his chance to be the leader of an all-star lineup. My regrets are that it is only 35 minutes, and most importantly I would have liked to put all the guitar players together for a cut or two; they never get to play off one another.

Tracklist:
1. You're Still My Baby - 3:31
2. That's Alright Mama (Arthur Crudup) - 2:47
3. Maxwell Street Shuffle - 2:35
4. Blues For Barry And... - 10:15
5. Jimi The Fox (Dedicated To Jimi Hendrix) - 3:27
6. A Lighter Blue - 2:45
7. On The Road Again (John Sebastian) - 2:00
8. Twice A Man (Barry Goldberg, Roy Ruby) - 4:25
9. Spirit Of Trane - 4:00