Clarke, William

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Blowin' Like Hell Used - LP - AL 4788 Stunning 1990 Vinyl Rarity. Strong VG++ Copy; Small Sticker Blemish To Top Right. “The Title Says It All. William Clarke Cooks On Blowin' Like Hell, His First CD. And These Are New Sounds. Songs Like "Lollipop Mama," "Gambling For My Bread," And "Lonesome Bedroom Blues" (All Written By Clarke) Are Just Great Tunes. "Must Be Jelly" Won Clarke A W.C. Handy Award For Blues Song Of The Year In 1991. You'll Find Yourself Humming Them. Clarke's Timing And Music Are Right On The Money, With The Great Alex Schultz On Lead Guitar. There Is No Doubt That Clarke Is One Of The Few Modern Bluesmen Who Are Exploring And Extending The Amplified Blues Harp Tradition Without Violating Any Of Its Principles. No One Plays Chromatic Blues Harp With This Kind Of Passion And Sheer Conviction. Hear For Yourself.” AMG - Michael Erlewine. more
	Can't You Hear Me Calling Used - LP - WD 1005 1983 West Coast Blues Rarity. Appears Unplayed. more
	Can't You Hear Me Calling Used - LP - RR 502 Rare 1983 Original, CC. Pressed On Quiex Type Virgin Vinyl. Appears Unplayed. more
	Rockin' The Boat Used - LP - RR 503 Mint 1988 Original With Custom Inner Sleeve With Lots Of Photos From This Live Gig At "Starboard Attitude" Redondo Beach, California. more
	Tip Of The Top Used - LP - 1002 Stunning 1987 Vinyl Rarity Still In Shrink Wrap Featuring Charlie Musselwhite, Ronnie Earl, Junior Watson, George 'Harmonica' Smith And Hollywood Fats. more
	Tip Of The Top New - LP - LP 1002 Sealed 1987 Original. “Tip Of The Top Is A Loose Tribute To William Clarke's Mentor, George Harmonica Smith, Who Taught Clarke Many Of His Tricks. Clarke Plays A Selection Of Tracks That Were Staples In Smith's Catalog (Including A Version Of "Hard Times," Which Features Smith Himself), As Well As Newer Songs Written In The Same Style. But What Really Makes Tip Of The Top Notable Is How William Clarke Begins To Develop His Distinctive, Idiosyncratic Sound On The Record. Unlike His Debut Can't You Hear Me Calling, Tip Of The Top Explores Some New Sounds, Which Would Come To Fruition In His Next Few Albums.” AMG - Thom Owens. more