Jungle Jim and The Voodoo Tiger by DICKINSON,JAMES mode LUTHER NEUF

Performer Notes:

• Memphis music fixture Jim Dickinson has seemingly been around since the birth of rock & roll, contributing to many of its most significant moments, including playing on the Rolling Stones STICKY FINGERS album as well as with Aretha Franklin, Alex Chilton, Dr. John, and the Flaming Groovies. His 2006 album JUNGLE JIM AND THE VOODOO TIGER synthesizes this wealth of experience, with covers of country classics like "Truck Drivin Man" and R&B gems like Johnny Taylors "Love Bone." JUNGLE JIM has the characteristic loose, good-time, rocking feel of most of Dickinsons solo efforts, given added depth by the heartfelt "Violin Bums" and the poignant "Out of Blue."

Professional Reviews: Dirty Linen (p.76) - "Its a perfect mix of the all the folks hes been working with, plus a swig or two of country and topped off with Dickinsons sandpaper vocals..."

Living Blues (p.63) - "[A] lovingly rendered collection of western boogie, blues, soul, and rock n roll that, simply put, couldnt be more American."

No Depression (p.128) - "He makes pure roots music thats not purist....The rockers are hell-bent and the slow mode ones are heaven-sent. Hes serious and hes fun and he does it from the heart."

Format: CD (1 Disc)

Country: USA

Studio/Live: Studio

Release Date: 30 May, 2006

Label: Memphis IntL