James cotton cut you loose

Harmonica Co Ref: 107

• The second solo album by James Cotton, the one time harp disciple of Sonny Boy Williamson and former Muddy Waters sideman, is a loose, enjoyable mixture of urbane and gutbucket blues styles. Among the former, Cotton phrases like a sax player (but gets a sound like Little Walter) on Percy Mayfield'sclassy ballad "River's Invitation", while on Jimmy Reed's standard "Honest I Do" he goes (appropriately) all country harp squeaky.
  
  
• Cotton's vocals have all the swagger necessary for the material. The fairly large back-up band here is fluent enough to pull off a slow, jazzy, ballad version of Little Richard's "Slippin' and Slidin'".

Choose the following harps to play along with each song on this album...

1. 1.  River's Invitation ...D
   
2. Honest I Do ...C
   
3. Got To Get You Off My Mind...B
   
4. Coast Blues ...C
   
5. Next Time You See Me...C
   
6. Cut You Loose ...F
   
7. Ain't Nobody's Business ...G
   
8. Set A Date ...F
   
9. Slippin' And Slidin' ...F
   
10. Negative 10-4 ...-