Williams, Andre: I Wanna Go Back To Detroit City (Vinyl LP)
Bloodshot Records
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Vinyl LP pressing. At 79 years old, Andre Mr Rhythm Williams has been a singer, writer, producer, star-maker, showman, cult hero and hustler for six decades. He's been high, and he's been low. He's toured the world in snazzy suits and lived on the streets asking for change. For I Wanna Go Back To Detroit City, his fifth album for Bloodshot Records, he wanted to return to his adopted hometown of Detroit - a town that's seen peaks and valleys just like Andre; from hustle and bustle to bust, from drinking out of crystal to drinking out of brown paper. Here, the living legend is joined by a who's-who of Detroit's finest, including Dennis Coffey (Funk Brothers), Matthew Smith (Outrageous Cherry, Rodriguez), Dan Kroha (Gories, Demolition Doll Rods), and Jim White (Dirty Three, Cat Power) for a study in slow burning, slinky, psychedelic soul. I Wanna Go Back to Detroit City, Times, What Now?, Meet Me at the Graveyard, Mississippi Sue, Detroit (I'm So Glad I Stayed), Hall of Fame, I Don't Like You No More, Morning After Blues
Vinyl LP pressing. At 79 years old, Andre Mr Rhythm Williams has been a singer, writer, producer, star-maker, showman, cult hero and hustler for six decades. He's been high, and he's been low. He's toured the world in snazzy suits and lived on the streets asking for change. For I Wanna Go Back To Detroit City, his fifth album for Bloodshot Records, he wanted to return to his adopted hometown of Detroit - a town that's seen peaks and valleys just like Andre; from hustle and bustle to bust, from drinking out of crystal to drinking out of brown paper. Here, the living legend is joined by a who's-who of Detroit's finest, including Dennis Coffey (Funk Brothers), Matthew Smith (Outrageous Cherry, Rodriguez), Dan Kroha (Gories, Demolition Doll Rods), and Jim White (Dirty Three, Cat Power) for a study in slow burning, slinky, psychedelic soul. I Wanna Go Back to Detroit City, Times, What Now?, Meet Me at the Graveyard, Mississippi Sue, Detroit (I'm So Glad I Stayed), Hall of Fame, I Don't Like You No More, Morning After Blues