Little Hatch - Goin' Back
Little Hatch - Goin' Back
Little Hatch - Goin' Back
Little Hatch - Goin' Back

Little Hatch - Goin' Back

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Little Hatch - Vocals, harmonica

Bill Dye - Guitar

 

1 LP, standard sleeve

Original analog Master tape : YES

Heavy Press : 180g

Record color : black

Speed : 33 RPM

Size : 12'’

Stereo

Studio

Record Press : RTI

Label : APO

Original Label : APO

Recorded at Blue Heaven Studios

Recorded by David Baker

Engineered by Aaron Householter, Todd Nelson

Produced by Chad Kassem

Remastered by Kevin Gray

Released in 1998

 

Tracks:

Side A :

  1. Rock Me Baby
  2. Woke Up This Morning
  3. She's Ninteen Years Old
  4. Fannie Mae

Side B:

  1. Baby Scratch My Back
  2. Buzz On
  3. Your Friends
  4. I Got A Woman
  5. Glory Glory


Reviews:

“Previne Hatch, Jr. (a.k.a., Little Hatch) was born in Sledge, Mississippi where he grew up under the musical influence of such notables as Robert Johnson and Rice Miller (Sonny Boy Williamson II). Coming out of the service after World War II, Hatch made a stop in Kansas City and liked what he saw. After stopping by to visit his family who had moved to Helena, Arkansas, Hatch relocated to Kansas City permanently in 1946. Hatch's musical career didn't really begin until about 1962 when he started working with guitarist George Jackson. Prior to that time Hatch worked in a variety of jobs including truck driver, security guard and mailman. Currently, Hatch lives on an 80-acre farm in El Dorado Springs, Missouri and plays his harp predominantly in the Kansas City area. Hatch's discography includes only two other recordings; the limited German 1972 release, The Little Hatchet (M&M Records - LP3001) and a 1992 live recording, Well, All Right! (Modern Blues Recording - MBR1204).

Goin' Back was recorded on the spur of the moment at the tail end of a scheduled recording session by Chicago guitarist, Jimmie Lee Robinson. After convincing the visiting Hatch to record Goin' Back, long time Hatch guitarist, Bill Dye, was brought in and provided the only accompaniment to Hatch's vocals and harp. Needless to say the resulting 12 cuts are excellent!

(…) All twelve songs are well done and include some fine guitar work by Dye backing up Hatch's fine harp work and strong vocals. Given the song selection and the variety of songs on the recording, Hatch's treatment of such blues mainstays as "Rock Me Baby" and "The Sky Is Crying" is refreshingly original. Only two of the twelve songs, "Glory Glory" and "Long As My Right Arm," are less than four minutes long. However, each and every song is so well done, you never really get the feeling that any of the songs are too long. Some of my other favorites on the CD were "She's Nineteen Years Old" and "Honey Bee (Buzz On)," both written by Muddy Waters; Buster Brown's classic, "Fannie Mae" and "I Got A Woman" by Ray Charles.” Dave "Doc" Piltz, Blues On Stage

 

Ratings :

AllMusic : 3 / 5 , Discogs : 4,33 / 5

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