B.E.P. (Jimmy Carl Black, Roy Estrada, Mick Pini)
Hamburger Midnight
© 2008 Crossfire Publications (723850990429)
Blues rock classics and originals by former Frank Zappa's Mothers Of Invention members Jimmy Carl Black and Roy Estrada with British blues guitarist/vocalist Mick Pini.
tracks
- 1 Politician
- 2 Hey Baby, I Feel So Good
- 3 Directly From My Heart to You
- 4 Blonde Haired Woman
- 5 44 Blues/ How Many More Years
- 6 Is It Me or Is It You
- 7 Hideaway
- 8 Hamburger Midnight/ Short Stories/ Don't Bogart Me
- 9 I Won't Be Your Fool No More
- 10 Evil Is Going On
- 11 On the Road Again
- 12 Slinkin' Around
- 13 Enron Blues
- 14 Hamburger Midnight
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In early 2002, former Mothers Of Invention drummer Jimmy Carl Black gave his old bandmate, bassist Roy Estrada, a call to find out if he was interested in recording an album of blues favorites and originals. Roy was completely into it and it was the first time they had recorded together since 1970. They were joined by UK guitarist Mick Pini, who had played with JCB in blues bands over the years.
Recorded in Germany, the album contains the title track that Roy Estrada co-wrote and originally recorded with Little Feat. That song is presented as part of a medley and on its own for the first time. Roy also sings Little Richard's "Directly From My Heart To You," which Frank Zappa's Mothers Of Invention released on the album "Weasels Ripped My Flesh."