Lightnin' Slim - Good Morning Heartaches & Other FavoritesLouisiana swamp bluesman Lightnin' Slim was catapulted to international fame beginning in the mid 1950's when he became one of the top selling artists on the legendary Excello Records label. Rediscovered in the 1970's, Slim played a reunion concert with label mate Lazy Lester in Baton Rouge in 1971 and subsequently found himself a headliner at blues festivals across the US and Europe. Presented here is a collection of Slim's vintage sides including

They share books and don't have to be quiet all the time

featuring vintage tracks from the legendary Bigshot Records label including tracks produced by House music pioneers Andrew Komis

as last pupil of Stanislas Deriemaeker

singer andinstrumentalist formerly of New Zealand's Bachelorette

premiers major works for saxophone by four modern composers: Hanspeter Kyburz's Cells (1993-94) for soprano

It was at these wonderful sessions that he paid tribute to the great American songwriters he so revered

The present recording is played in the original form by four string players

backed up by pianist Loonis McGlohon

the young pianist demonstrates his outstanding virtuosity and sober elegance

and he is something of a mystery

live audio from the Sept 18 livestream

intimate feel Savage envisioned for them