Jesse Davis / Ululu

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Nice recordings by a guitarist sought after by a number of performers---see why

i echo the other reviews here and just as an added side note, the cover for the first Jesse Davis album was painted by Jesse's Dad. His name was also Jesse. I wish he were still with us, making music and that i'd been able to spend more time with him ... he was my cousin

The Jesse Ed Davis album was one of the best sessions of what was the shelter records sound. Look on a good album from the early seventies and you'll likely find a shelter session man on it. I would buy an album sometimes just because Davis or Keltner were on it. This album is the best of the lot. Rolling Stone wrote a boxed review of this album(4/4 stars) There are some big names on this. Clapton, Russell, many more. The second album was ok. The highlight is a George Harrison song he wrote for Davis. The debut is one of my all time favorites.

I thought he sang pretty good, I had his album when I was a younger person and it was around the mid-seventies when it was all good, really all good. My best friend and I went to see the movie in Huntington Park, California - the Concert for BanglaDesh and WE SAW THE INDIAN GUY playing with George Harrison - course we just about fell over and remained fans of Mr. Davis forever.

The muscianship on this album is superb. Look at the list of players. It's too bad Jesse Ed Davis did not have a good singing voice.

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