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Susan Tedeschi - The Best of Susan Tedeschi: Episode One
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Music CD Cover Artist: Susan Tedeschi Edition: Music CD CD Release Date: 2005-10-18 Music Label: Tone Cool/Artemis Soundtracks: - Rock Me Right
- Alone
- It Hurts So Bad
- DonĀ?t Think Twice, ItĀ?s Alright
- You Need To Be With Me
- In The Garden
- Little By Little
- Wrapped In The Arms Of Another
- Looking For Answers
- Gonna Move
- Rock And Roll
- You Can Make It If You Try (LIVE)
- LoveĀ?s In Need Of Love Today (LIVE)
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Free Music Notes for The Best of Susan Tedeschi: Episode One AlbumFree Music Review: A 5 Star collection...but where are the extras? Hit: 4 Stars
Looking over the song list, this is a fine CD capturing most of her high points in one place. It would be nice to get some early demos, outtakes, rarities, for those of us that have been with her from the outset.
Had the producers decided to include the cover of the Big Mama Thornton standard "HOUND DOG", from Tedeschi's 1995 debut, it would have shown her lineage and earliest debt to the blues. Blues women have pioneered the sound for decades getting little notice, in a male dominated industry and genre.
They might have included "Alone"(live)off the Japanese release of WAIT FOR ME disc as a Bonus Track.
Or the ex-SRV backing band DOUBLE TROUBLE's version of "In the Garden" for a change of pace to the mellower take found on her solo CD.
How about the slinky & smokin' duet she performs with her one-time producer Tom Hambridge off his BALDERDASH album, "Opposites Attrack" Yousah!!!
It is not a knock on Susan, she probably didn't have control over this release anyways and the music is top notch. There are often licensing issues to untangle as well.
But with 80 minutes on a CD, how about treating long time fans to a few extras for being there over the years.
For newbies just looking to catch a glimpse of blues-rock in the vain of Bonnie Raitt or maybe Janis, this will be a nice pick up.
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