Roy Buchanan--When A Guitar Plays The Blues

In Buchanan's case, blues or not, wallpaper peels and mountains move. On this 1985 album the former rockabilly guitarist whose technique earned him wide acclaim in the early 1970s agitates the program with a virtuosity that defines the parameters of sonic extremism. Buchanan and Chicagoans Otis Clay and Gloria Hardiman provide a few vocals, the former ineptly and the latter two adequately.

All in all a fine album by Roy Buchanan, a guitar hero who never quite made the big time.


Tracks:

1. When A Guitar Plays The Blues

2. Chicago Smokeshop

3. Mrs. Pressure

4. A Nickel And A Nail

5. Short Fuse

6. Why Don't You Want Me

7. Country Boy

8. Sneaking Godzilla Through The Alley

9. Hawaiian Punch

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