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🇫🇷 Biographie (Français)
Catfish Hodge, né Bobby Allen Hodge en 1944 à Détroit, est un bluesman américain reconnu pour sa fusion unique des influences de Détroit et de la Nouvelle-Orléans. Dans les années 1960, il fonde le Catfish Band, se produisant aux côtés d'artistes tels que Bob Seger, Black Sabbath et Ted Nugent, et jouant au Fillmore East. Au cours des années 1970, il collabore avec Bonnie Raitt et Dr. John sur l'album Soap's Opera, et en 1979, il enregistre Eyewitness Blues, un album live capturant l'énergie brute de ses performances. Cet album est salué pour sa fusion de blues, de rock et de rythmes de la Nouvelle-Orléans .
🇺🇸 Biography (English)
Catfish Hodge, born Bobby Allen Hodge in 1944 in Detroit, is an American blues musician known for his unique blend of Detroit and New Orleans influences. In the 1960s, he formed the Catfish Band, performing alongside artists like Bob Seger, Black Sabbath, and Ted Nugent, and playing at the Fillmore East. During the 1970s, he collaborated with Bonnie Raitt and Dr. John on the album Soap's Opera, and in 1979, he recorded Eyewitness Blues, a live album capturing the raw energy of his performances. This album is praised for its fusion of blues, rock, and New Orleans rhythms .
💿 Trackliste
"Letter to Nixon"
"I Ain't Got No Money"
"Going Down Slow"
"Boogie Man Gonna Get Ya"
"Catfish Blues"
"Don't You Bother Me"
"Goin' Down to the River"
"I Got the Blues"
"Let Me Love You"
"I Can't Stand It"
🎸 Musiciens
Catfish Hodge – chant, guitare
Freebo – basse, chant
Paul Barrère – guitare
Richie Hayward – batterie
Sam Clayton – percussions
Kenny Gradney – basse
Vassar Clements – violone
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