I'll Move You Baby

Eddie Kirkland's "I'll Move You Baby Bluesin In Detroit / 1950-1961" is a delightful blast from the past that transports listeners back to the golden era of blues in the Motor City. Kirkland, a seasoned veteran of the Detroit blues scene, showcases his impressive guitar skills and soulful vocals on this compilation album. From the opening track, "I'll Move You Baby," Kirkland's infectious energy and raw emotion are palpable, drawing listeners in with each soulful note. The album is a mix of original compositions and covers, all of which showcase Kirkland's versatility as a musician. Tracks like "Five Long Years" and "Train Done Gone" display Kirkland's ability to tell a story through his music, painting vivid pictures of love, loss, and life on the road. His signature gritty sound is on full display, with each track serving as a testament to his talent and dedication to the blues. While the production of the album may feel a bit dated to some listeners, it only adds to the charm and authenticity of Kirkland's music. Fans of classic blues will find plenty to love on this collection, as Kirkland's passion and skill shine through on every track. Overall, "I'll Move You Baby Bluesin In Detroit / 1950-1961" is a must-listen for any fan of the blues, serving as a reminder of Kirkland's enduring legacy in the Detroit music scene. So grab a glass of bourbon, sit back, and let Eddie Kirkland take you on a journey through the heart and soul of Detroit blues. Cheers to that!