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Movin' On

Beautiful Spirit

a song by Louis Jordan from the the Prohibition Era

07 Slinky & P'tit Loup    Blue Light Boogie Preview

a sultry, unrushed cover
of “Is You Is Or Is You Ain’t My Baby,” which includes another Monster Joe standout solo,

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The band revives “How Long Blues,” written in 1928 by Leroy Carr, the creator of the Chicago blues piano sound, in a slow-blues
interpretation first recorded by folk music great Ramblin’ Jack Elliott.

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A Slinky original inspired by a pair of films directed by Louis Malle: “Pretty Baby,” about the Storyville district of New Orleans,
and “Atlantic City,” which starred Burt Lancaster as a gentleman gangster.

04 Slinky & P'tit Loup    Sugar Daddy preview

Slinky makes J.J. Cale’s minor-key “These Blues” her own.

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A double lead on mandolin and guitar drive “High And Lonesome” with P’tit Loup’s relaxed vocals giving the song, a 1953 hit
for Jimmy Reed, an entirely new feel.

02 Slinky & P'tit Loup    High And Lonesome preview

A stylish, uptown cover of the Willie Dixon/Little Walter standard, “My Babe,” opens the disc, introduced by a slick fingerpicked
guitar run from P’tit Loup before Slinky’s vocals reinvent the classic. Monster Joe demonstrates why the couple chose to revise
their act with his brief mid-tune solo

01 Slinky & P'tit Loup    My Babe preview

J.J. Cale cover from the album "Zone Bleue" by Slinky & P'tit Loup
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