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October 7, 2000
MILK COW BLUES
By DARRYL STERDAN
MILK COW BLUES Willie Nelson (Universal) Some folks say country music is the white man's blues. If that's so, Willie Nelson is its Muddy Waters. On this laid-back offering, the red-headed stranger puts that theory to the test, teaming up with blues players like B.B. King, Keb' Mo, Jonny Lang, Dr. John, Kenny Wayne Shephere and Susan Tedeschi to jam their way through classic blues tracks like Kansas City, Texas Flood and Outskirts of Town. Willie even puts some of his own tracks on the table, letting Francine Reed wail on Funny How Time Slips Away and dueting with Tedeschi on the lightly brushed Crazy. As art it really doesn't add up to much -- a longer list of collaborators might've helped these songs from sounding so repetitive -- but as a relaxing bit of party music, it works just fine. And if there's anybody who knows how to relax, it's Willie. Track Listing
1.Milk Cow Blues - Featuring Francine Reed
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