James Hill

Adam Hill was a western world coast blues musician through the ’40s and ’50s. He appears to have been swept up in the indie recording scene of this period, which in term of the design of music was just like legions of anglers setting out using their boats. If that’s so, after that Hill represents some type of small, undesirable seafood that was tossed back. He turns up on only 1 record, cut with back-up from pianist J.D. Nicholson and His Jiving Five. It really is appropriate to say the title of the opus, “I Ain’t Gonna Become Your Dog FORGET ABOUT”, actually if it creates a mess from the seafood theme. Nicholson, the cousin of harmonica great Small Walter, also supported performers such as for example Jimmy McCracklin and Ray Agee. It had been the Elko label that documented your time and effort with Hill, reissued from the Austrian Wolf label.