Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins - Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins Album

Tracklist

1	I Finally Learned A Lesson	3:44
2	I'm Good For Nothing	5:14
3	Breaking Down	5:32
4	Little Angel Child	4:00
5	Triple Trebles	2:45
6	I Wonder Why	3:07
7	Night Rock	3:23
8	You Got To Keep On Trying	4:13
9	It Serves Me Right To Suffer	4:10
10	I Don't Know What Love Is	5:57

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
DS-623	Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins	Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins ‎(LP)	Delmark Records	DS-623	UK	1971
GY 10 004	Jimmy Dawkins	Electric Blues Chicago Style Vol. 4 Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins ‎(LP, Album, M/Print, RE)	Goody	GY 10 004	France	Unknown
DS-623	Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins	Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins ‎(LP, Album, RP, Blu)	Delmark Records	DS-623	US	1971
DD-623, 623	Jimmy Dawkins	Fast Fingers ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Delmark Records, Delmark Records	DD-623, 623	US	1998
GY 10 004	Jimmy Dawkins	Electric Blues Chicago Style Vol. 4 Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Goody	GY 10 004	France	Unknown

Credits

• Bass – Ernest Gatewood, Joe Harper
• Drums – Lester Dorsie
• Guitar – Mighty Joe Young
• Guitar, Vocals – Jimmy "Fast Fingers" Dawkins
• Piano – Lafayette Leake
• Producer – Robert G. Koester
• Recording Supervisor – Dave Antler
• Tenor Saxophone – Eddie Shaw

Notes

Delmark Stereo DS-623
Roots of Jazz Series

Send for free catalog of jazz, blues, folk music:
DELMARK RECORDS
Seven West Grand Chicago, Illinois
PRINTED IN U.S.A.

Also released with white labels.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Label side A): DS-623-A
• Matrix / Runout (Label side B): DS-623-B
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): STM-3944-1
• Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): STM-3945-1

Companies

• Mastered At – Ter Mar Studios – STM-3944
• Mastered At – Ter Mar Studios – STM-3945

Video

Album

Jimmy Dawkins. Fast Fingers. The Orchard Music от лица компании Delmark BMG Rights Management US, LLC, ARESA, LatinAutor и другие авторские общества 2. First released in 1969, after guitarist Jimmy Dawkins had served a long apprenticeship as a sideman in the Chicago electric blues scene, Fast Fingers remains one of the finest pure electric blues albums of its era. Dawkins proves to be a solid songwriter and an able singer, although the best moments on the album invariably come when he tears off a casually perfect, deeply soulful, but never showy electric solo. Jimmy Dawkins - Fast Fingers 1969. To favorites 0 Download album. Listen album. Songs in album Jimmy Dawkins - Fast Fingers 1969. Jimmy Dawkins - It Serves Me Right To Suffer. Jimmy Dawkins - I Wonder Why. Jimmy Dawkins - I'm Good For Nothing. Jimmy Dawkins - Triple Trebles. Jimmy Dawkins - I Finally Learned A Lesson. Jimmy Dawkins - You Got To Keep On Trying. Jimmy Dawkins - Night Rock. Jimmy Dawkins - Little Angel Child. Album 1969 12 Songs. Blues free to Jimmy Dawkins Fast Fingers It Serves Me Right to Suffer, I Wonder Why and more. 12 tracks 50:51. Fast Fingers is Jimmy Dawkins first solo album. Hed played on some other Delmark releases, but now he headed his own group. 1 January 1969. This is a good album, but it kind of feels like itss a Sixties folk blues album, e. the market for the album is not the black community but the students at Chicago University. But there are moments of pure enjoyment here . Jimmy Fast Fingers Dawkins: American Chicago blues and electric blues guitarist and singer. He is generally considered to have been a practitioner of the West Side sound of Chicago blues. I Wonder Why. Fast Fingers, 1969. It Serves Me Right to Suffer, 04:11. I Wonder Why, 03:08. I'm Good for Nothing, 05:15. Triple Trebles, 02:46. I Finally Learned a Lesson, 03:47. You Got to Keep On Trying, 04:17. Released: Jan Henry Jimmy Dawkins October 24, 1936 April 10, 2013 was an American Chicago blues and electric blues guitarist and singer. In 1969, thanks to the efforts of his friend Magic Sam, his first album, Fast Fingers, was released by Delmark Records. It won the Grand Prix du Disque from the Hot Club de France. In 1971, Delmark released his second album, All for Business, with the singer Andrew Odom and the guitarist Otis Rush