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This is a reissue of Mack's first album for Fraternity in 1964, the one thousands of guitarists cut their teeth on. Muddy Waters once sang, "The blues had a baby and they named the baby rock & roll. This is the album that proves it. Instrumental versions of R&B hits ("Memphis," "Susie Q," "The Bounce") rebound against heartfelt soul numbers ("Farther Down the Road," "Why?") right next to dazzling fretboard blues romps both slow and fast ("Wham!," "Down and Out"). Mack sings his rear end off, the band.

Few albums have received the level of critical acclaim Lonnie Mack’s The Wham Of That Memphis Man! has enjoyed down the years. Despite never entering the US Top 100 it has been re-discovered and re-issued many times during its 52-year lifespan, kept alive by devoted admirers who loved the music and were driven to proselytise on its behalf. The album was issued in October 1963 and reached on the charts. It came as a revelation to those who heard it, there having been nothing quite like it before. Lonnie’s road-seasoned crew – saxmen Irving Rusotto and Marvin Leiberman, pianist Fred Stemmerding, bassist Wayne Bullock and drummer Ron Grayson – provided a rock solid, bluesy canvas on which he could display his formidable instrumental skills.

Glad I'm in the Band is a 1969 album by Lonnie Mack. All tracks composed by Lonnie Mack; except where indicated. Save Your Money" 2:48. Too Much Trouble" 2:05. Let Them Talk" (Sonny Thompson) 4:15. Memphis" (Chuck Berry) 2:28. Sweat and Tears" (David Byrd) 4:14. Roberta" (Al Smith, John Vincent) 2:20. Stay Away from My Baby" (Ray Pennington) 3:45. She Don't Come Here Anymore" (Mack, Wayne Bullock) 4:24

This album, Mack's first, was recorded between March and November 1963 and was released by the small Cincinnati label Fraternity Records in early 1964. Mack is considered a founder of the virtuoso blues-rock guitar genre, for his fast-paced instrumentals, "Memphis" and "Wham!". The first of these, "Memphis", was released as a single in early 1963, and rose to on Billboard's R&B charts, and on Billboard's Pop charts, in June of that year.

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Album · 1963 · 11 Songs. Roadhouses & Dance Halls. The Hills of Indiana.

Free download and listen The Wham of That Memphis Ma. Tracks count: 11. Views: 0. Lonnie Mack - Wham! 02:17. Lonnie Mack - Where There's a Will 04:11. Lonnie Mack - Bounce 02:07. Lonnie Mack - I'll Keep You Happy 02:33. Lonnie Mack - Memphis 02:27. Lonnie Mack - Baby, What's Wrong? 03:49. Lonnie Mack - Down and Out 02:49. Lonnie Mack - Satisfied 02:58. Lonnie Mack - Suzie-Q 02:33. Lonnie Mack - Why? 04:35.

Album by Lonnie Mack. Wham! Where There's A Will (There's A Way). Down And Out. Satisfied. Why. Down In The Dumps.