Name: Deluxe Edition
Brand: Alligator Records
SKU: 52888
Price: 37.2 SGD
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Deluxe Edition

Rating

Album: Deluxe Edition
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Jealous Man
2)	Something You Got
3)	Temporary Insanity
4)	End of the Rope
5)	Don't Take Advantage of Me
6)	You Know What My Body Needs
7)	In the Dark
8)	Hoodoo She Do
9)	Figure Head
10)	One More Shot
11)	Cold Lonely Nights
12)	Zydeco
13)	Family Rules
14)	Roll of the Tumbling Dice
15)	Like Father, Like Son

Album: Deluxe Edition
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Jealous Man
2)	Something You Got
3)	Temporary Insanity
4)	End of the Rope
5)	Don't Take Advantage of Me
6)	You Know What My Body Needs
7)	In the Dark
8)	Hoodoo She Do
9)	Figure Head
10)	One More Shot
11)	Cold Lonely Nights
12)	Zydeco
13)	Family Rules
14)	Roll of the Tumbling Dice
15)	Like Father, Like Son

Performer Notes

Producers include: Lonnie Brooks, Bruce Iglauer, Fred Breitberg, Richard McLeese, Jim Gaines.
Engineers: Fred Breitberg, Sam Fishkin, Timothy Powell, Justin Niebank, Jeff Powell, Jeffrey Reed, Michael Iacopelli.
Personnel: Lonnie Brooks (vocals, guitar); Ronnie Baker Brooks (vocals, guitar); Sugar Blue (harmonica); Jimmy Jewell (saxophone, horns); Abb Locke, Abe Locke (tenor saxophone); Paul Howard (trumpet, horns); Ken Sajdak, Ernest Williamson, Tom Giblin, Rob Waters (keyboards); Jimi Schutte, Merle Perkins, Perdis Wilson, Billy Jackson , Steve Potts , Kevin Mitchell, Casey Jones (drums).
Audio Mixers: Tim Hale; Justin Neibank; Justin Niebank; Sam Fishkin.
Recording information: 315 Beale Studios (1980-1996); Ardent Studios, Memphis, TN (1980-1996); Chicago Recording Company, Chicago, IL (1980-1996); Curtom Studios, Chicago, IL (1980-1996); Hinge Studios, Chicago, IL (1980-1996); L.L.U.E.S., Etc., Chicago, IL (1980-1996); Red Label Recording, Winnetka, IL (1980-1996); Streeterville Studios, Chicago, IL (1980-1996).
Photographers: Steve Kagan; Michael Weinstein; Jack Vartoogian.
Arranger: Jimmy Jewell .
Deluxe Edition rounds up 15 highlights from Lonnie Brooks' late-'70s and '80s recordings for Alligator. Like many Alligator artists, Brooks made records that were just a little too slick to demonstrate the depth of his talents and the grittiness of his playing, yet they still remained solid, rock-inflected contemporary blues albums. The bulk of the highlights from his records are here, making it a fine introduction to Brooks' most popular recordings. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine