Myers, who has very limited sight, was educated at the Piney Woods School for the Blind, and played a number of instruments before settling for harmonica at 12. Despite joining the Elmore James band for a time, and recording under his own name and, in the '70s as a member of the Mississippi Delta Blues Band, Myers's fame was largely confined to the Jackson, Mississippi area, until he joined Anson Funderburgh's band as a featured artist.Myers and the band-especially Myers and Mel Brown-are much more together on this album, and the rhythm section is looser and less humdrum. There are some unequivocally good tracks here, notably 'My Daily Wish' on which Brown plays both organ and guitar. On balance, though, this is disappointing CD; most of tracks are at least one solo too long, and while Myers's harp retains its big, bold tone, his stock of ideas is relatively small. As a singer, he seldom escapes a hoarsely inflexible holler.

Sam Myers: Coming From The Old School (2004)

Tracks:

1. I'm Tired Of Your Jive - 4:23
2. Ninety Nine - 3:36
3. I Got A Thing For The Voodoo Woman - 5:24
4. Burning Fire - 4:26
5. Waitin' On You Mama - 4:52
6. I Got The Blues - 4:47
7. My Daily Wish - 5:04
8. You Don't Know What Love Is All About - 3:59
9. Coming From The Old School - 4:28
10. Country Boy - 4:25
11. Money Is My Downfall - 5:36
12. After Hours When The Joint Is Closed - 6:13
13. Packing Up My Blues - 4:57
14. Let You Slowly Bring Me Down - 6:28

Personnel: Sam MYERS - Harmonica, Vocals
Mel Brown & Jack de Kayzer - Guitars;
Michael Fonfara - Piano & Organ;
Mel Brown - Piano tr.9,10;
Alec Fraser - Bass; Jim Boudreau - Drums;
Pat Carey - Saxophone

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