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Ben je oubollige blues een beetje zat ..... dan moet je dit eens proberen, ik vergelijk 'm met een jonge Little Axe. 

Heerlijke plaat !

een paar reviews op amazon : 

- I thought I hated Hip Hop, but this CD really made me reconsider my dislike of Rap. Dirty South Hip Hop Blues made me see that it's not Rap that I dislike, but the lack of creativity and heart in most Rap that I dislike. I never thought I'd like a Hip Hop CD, but I love this one. 

- Dirty South Hip Hop Blues has a way of pushing people's buttons. I like that in a work of art. This CD is too black for some. Other critics claim they don't like it because they hate the ghetto. Others are Blues purists who hate innovation. Dirty South Hip Hop Blues is the most controversial King recording yet, but it's also his greatest work yet. King has proven his immense talent in his previous efforts, but he truly takes it all to the next level with this one. Blues circles were getting predictable, but King is really shaking things up. Dirty South Hip Hop Blues may be a source of controversy, but it's also a masterpiece of American music. 

- Dirty South Hip-Hop Blues is an amazing CD from star to finish. Don't let the negative critics fool you. This IS a Blues recording. There are other forms of music on this disc too, as the title makes clear, but there's also great Blues on this disc. King sings with passion and heart. I've enjoyed all of his albums, but this is the best. 


Chris Thomas King - Dirty South Hip-Hop Blues
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01. Cloning Overture
02. Welcome to Da Jungle
03. Yo Kiss
04. Ghetto Child, You're Not Alone
05. Feel Me
06. Da Thrill Is Gone From Here
07. Tha Real
08. Fruit
09. Mississippi KKKrosroads
10. Revelations
11. Ghetto Life
12. Hard Time Killing Floor Blues
13. Poetry of Young Bill
14. 911 Interlude
15. Gonna Take a Miracle
16. Give Me A Chance
17. Dirty South Chicken Heads
18. Southern Chicks Blues
19. Southern Chicks
20. N Word Rap
21. Bonus Track
22. Bonus Track