In a Boogie Mood 1949-56

Clarence Garlow's "In A Boogie Mood 1949-1956" is a rollicking romp through the heyday of boogie-woogie music, dripping with swampy Louisiana vibes and infectious energy. Garlow, a pioneer of the genre, effortlessly blends blues, R&B, and a hefty dose of jazz to create a sound that is uniquely his own. From the opening bars of "Route 90" to the closing notes of "Bon Ton Roula," Garlow's virtuosic guitar work and gritty vocals transport the listener to a smoky juke joint in the heart of the bayou. The sheer exuberance and joy in his playing is infectious, inviting you to dance, stomp, and shimmy along with every beat. Tracks like "She's So Fine" and "Jumping at the Zadacoe" are guaranteed to get your feet tapping and your hips swaying, while slower, more soulful numbers like "Dreaming" showcase Garlow's softer side and lyrical prowess. His storytelling ability is second to none, painting vivid pictures of life, love, and everything in between. "In A Boogie Mood" is a timeless collection that will have you coming back for more. So grab a mint julep, kick off your shoes, and let Clarence Garlow take you on a musical journey like no other. You won't be disappointed.