Arbee Stidham - Arbee's BluesArbee's Blues lays testament to Bluesman Arbee Stidham's triumph over a long depression, a consequence of an accident that forced him to give up the saxophone in the mid 1950's. Along his route to recovery, the musician picked up the guitar, and this album over half an hour of plaintive Chicago blues and swinging boogie woogie is one result. Stidham's deep, grizzly voice and understated guitar licks weave through Memphis Slim's piano organ riffs and

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