DESCRIPTION
Lightning Slim, born Otis V. Hicks in 1913, was a blues musician from Louisiana, United States. He was primarily known for his electric guitar work and his distinctive singing style. His music is often associated with the Louisiana blues scene and he was a contemporary of other blues legends such as Slim Harpo and Lazy Lester.

"That's All Right" is one of Lightning Slim's notable albums. It was originally released in 1972 on the Arhoolie Records label. The album features a collection of his recordings from the late 1950s and early 1960s. The title track, "That's All Right," is one of his most well-known songs and showcases his raw, electrifying blues style.

The album captures Lightning Slim's unique approach to the blues, characterized by his gritty vocals, electrifying guitar playing, and lyrics that often reflect the struggles and experiences of African Americans in the rural South during the mid-20th century. His music often explored themes of love, loss, and the hardships of everyday life.

RELEASE DETAILS
Format: Album
Pressing Year: 1983
Pressing Country: US
Label: Intermedia Records

TRACKLISTING
A1        Bad Luck Blues
A2        G.I. Blues
A3        Crazy Bout You Baby
A4        My Babe
A5        Things I Used To Do
B1        That's All Right
B2        Good Morning Heartaches
B3        Rooster Blues
B4        Voodoo Blues
B5        Oh Baby

CONDITION
Vinyl: [VG++]
Cover: [VG++]

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