
Harris is a 66-year-old singer and electric blues guitarist from the hills of North Mississippi. His music shares much in common with that of his late friends, R.L. Burnside and Junior Kimbrough. But he also was influenced as a young man by the blues of his uncle-by-marriage Albert King and his cousin William Bell, who went on to become a soul legend at Stax Records in the 1960s and 1970s. Harris’ sound manages to marry the primal hill-funk of the Burnside/Kimbrough nexus and the greasy strut of a century of coarse Memphis blues.
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Before You Accuse Me
Train I Ride
Can't Stand To See You Go
All Night Long
Someday Baby
Early One Morning
Laughing To Keep From Crying
On Your Way Fishing
.44 Blues
Sitting on Top of the World
Daylight Romp (Instrumental)
Hill Funk (Instrumental)
Hill Funk
Daylight Romp
44 Blues
On Your Way Fishin'
Sitting On The Top Of The World
Hill Funk [Instrumental]
Daylight Romp [Instrumental]
Baby Have No Fun
Cant Stand To See You Go
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