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	<title>《Baby, Don&#8217;t You Tear My Clothes》的评论</title>
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		<description>By  Arthur Shuey "daddyvoice" (Wilmington, NC USA) 
Baby Don't You Tear My Clothes 
James Cotton 
Telarc Records CD-83596 
www.telarc.com 
Just can't love it. It isn't that it isn't world class Chicago blues harmonica, but that it's not as good as anything James Cotton did before throat cancer took his voice, because it doesn't have his powerful, downhome vocals and "Got to th'ow down right now" phrasing alongside the harmonica wizardry. Instead, it has a touch of what must have been extremely painful Cotton vocals and a lot of big name guest singing that, to this critic, puts James Cotton in a sideman role he is too good for. 
Honor James Cotton. Honor him by buying the string of wonderful records he did when he was a complete superstar.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>By  Arthur Shuey &#8220;daddyvoice&#8221; (Wilmington, NC USA)<br />
Baby Don&#8217;t You Tear My Clothes<br />
James Cotton<br />
Telarc Records CD-83596<br />
<a href="http://www.telarc.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.telarc.com</a><br />
Just can&#8217;t love it. It isn&#8217;t that it isn&#8217;t world class Chicago blues harmonica, but that it&#8217;s not as good as anything James Cotton did before throat cancer took his voice, because it doesn&#8217;t have his powerful, downhome vocals and &#8220;Got to th&#8217;ow down right now&#8221; phrasing alongside the harmonica wizardry. Instead, it has a touch of what must have been extremely painful Cotton vocals and a lot of big name guest singing that, to this critic, puts James Cotton in a sideman role he is too good for.<br />
Honor James Cotton. Honor him by buying the string of wonderful records he did when he was a complete superstar.</p>
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