Shakey Jake Harris - La Armónica Del Diablo Album

Tracklist

1	Ragged And Dirty Written-By – Harris	4:53
2	Bad Luck Time Written-By – Harris	4:00
3	Love Is Strange Written-By – Harris	5:09
4	What A Fool Written-By – Robinson, Harris	4:10
5	Let Me Be Your Loverman Written-By – Harris	2:35
6	More Bad Luck Written-By – Robinson, Harris	3:14
7	Family Blues Written-By – Harris	3:49
8	Remembering Written-By – Harris	4:55
9	My Blues Advice Written-By – Harris	5:54
10	Sawed Off Shotgun Written-By – Robinson, Harris	4:37

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
2391 015, Number 2	Shakey Jake Harris	The Devil's Harmonica ‎(LP, Album)	Polydor, Crusade Records	2391 015, Number 2	Germany	1972
PD 5014 , Number 2	Shakey Jake Harris	The Devil's Harmonica ‎(LP, Album)	Polydor, Crusade Records	PD 5014 , Number 2	US	1972
LICD 600053 E	Shaky Jake Harris	The Devil's Harmonica ‎(CDr, Album, RE, RM)	Line Records	LICD 600053 E	Germany	2018
PD 5014 , Number 2	Shakey Jake Harris	The Devil's Harmonica ‎(LP, Album)	Polydor, Crusade Records	PD 5014 , Number 2	US	1972
STLP 4.00328 J	Shaky Jake Harris	The Devil's Harmonica ‎(LP, Album, RE, Whi)	Stomp Records	STLP 4.00328 J	Germany	1987

Credits

• Artwork – John Mayall
• Bass – Larry Taylor
• Drums – Phil Parker, Ron Selico
• Engineer – Jim Hobson
• Guitar – Elliot Ingber, Freddie Robinson
• Harmonica, Vocals – Shakey Jake Harris
• Photography By – John Mayall, Trockmorton
• Producer – John Mayall
• Rhythm Guitar, Slide Guitar, Piano, Producer – John Mayall

Notes

Recorded at Larrabee Studios, Los Angeles 2nd September 1971.
All Compositions Published by Rangatang Music (BMI)
Guitar solos by Freddy Robinson
An Original Recording by Polydor Inc., New York, USA

Companies

• Recorded At – Larrabee Sound Studios
• Published By – Rangatang Music

Short intro

Shakey Jake Harris April 12, 1921 March 2, 1990 was an American Chicago blues singer, harmonicist and songwriter. He released five albums over a period of almost 25 years. He was often musically associated with his nephew Magic Sam. James D. Harris was born in Earle, Arkansas, and relocated with his family to Chicago, Illinois, at the age of seven. He played in several Chicago blues ensembles in the late 1940s. He also worked as a mechanic and as a professional gambler. Shakey Jake Harris. The Devil's Harmonica LP, Album. Polydor, Crusade Records 4. 2391 015, Number 2. 이 버전 판매. PD 5014 , Number 2. Shakey Jake - Original - Eddie Harris. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей. Bad Luck Time Album Version. Polydor, Crusade Records. Musician: Shakey Jake Harris Title: La Armónica Del Diablo Category: Blues Country: Spain Released: 1972 Rating: 4. 95 Votes: 541 Other Formats: DTS MMF AHX ASF ADX MPC VOX. Related music albums . Listen to music from Shakey Jake Harris like Ah'w, Baby. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Shakey Jake Jake Harris. Album title: La Armónica Del Diablo. Country: Germany. Tta wav MPC FLAC ape mmf voc. Download links. Shakey Jake Harris - La Armónica Del Diablo MP3 version RAR archive. Shakey Jake Harris - La Armónica Del Diablo FLAC version RAR archive. 12 fans. Top canciones. Artistas similares. Aparece en. Acceder a la ficha completa del álbum 30 canciones. This Compilation 2004 Concord Music Group, Inc. Back To New Orleans. Sam Lightnin' Hopkins. Compositores: Shakey Jake. Rock Island Line. The Weavers. American Folk Hits. Compositores: Huddie Ledbetter. Biography by Bill Dahl. Follow Artist. Jake Harris knew how to shake a pair of dice in order to roll a lucrative winner. He also realized early on that his nephew, guitarist Magic Sam, was a winner as a bluesman. Harris may not have been a Read Full Biography. Shaky Jake Harris - Blues harmonica. A colorful harmonica player associated with his nephew Blues guitarist Magic Sam, he became a fixture on Chicagos Southside during the areas heyday of the 60s. James Harris was born in Earle, Arkansas on April 12, 1921, but by age seven had moved to Chicago. Harris began playing in Chicago blues bands during the late 40s