THE BLUES PROJECT - Live at the Café Au Go Go (1966-2013) RM / 2CD / SHM-CD / FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Although Tommy Flanders (who'd already left the band by the time this debut hit the streets) is credited as sole vocalist, four of the then-sextet's members sang; in fact, Danny Kalb handles as many leads as Flanders (four each), Steve Katz takes center stage on Donovan's "Catch the Wind," and Al Kooper is featured on "I Want to Be Your Driver." The band could be lowdown when appropriate (Kalb's reading of "Jelly, Jelly"), high energy (Muddy Waters' "Goin' Down Louisiana" sounds closer to Chuck Berry or Bo Diddley), and unabashedly eclectic (tossing in Donovan or Eric Andersen with no apologies). Kalb's moody take on "Alberta" is transcendent, and the uptempo arrangement of "Spoonful" is surprisingly effective. [The Acadia label reissued Live at the Café Au Go Go in 2004 with six bonus tracks, including an alternative version of "Who Do You Love?"] by Dan Forte
Tracklist 1 :
Stereo Album    
1    Goin' Down Louisiana
2    You Go, And I'll Go With You
3    Catch The Wind
4    I Want To Be Your Driver
5    Alberta
6    The Way My Baby Walks
7    Violets Of Dawn
8    Back Door Man
9    Jelly Jelly Blues
10    Spoonful
11    Who Do You Love
12    Hoochie Coochie Man
13    Parchman Farm
14    Have You Ever Had The Blues?
15    Alberta (Alternate Version)
Tracklist 2 :
Mono Album    
1    Goin' Down Louisiana
2    You Go, And I'll Go With You
3    Catch The Wind
4    I Want To Be Your Driver
5    Alberta
6    The Way My Baby Walks
7    Violets Of Dawn
8    Back Door Man
9    Jelly Jelly Blues
10    Spoonful
11    Who Do You Love
12    Bright Lights, Big City
13    Who Do You Love (Alternate Version)
14    Violets Of Dawn (Studio Version)
15    Back Door Man (Studio Version)