Canned Heat - Help Me Big Road Blues

Artist: Canned Heat
Album: Help Me Big Road Blues

South Africa

Blues Rock

1968

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Review by Donna Susor

Canned Heat's album Help Me Big Road Blues is a solid effort that showcases the band's bluesy sound and impressive musicianship. The album features a mix of original compositions and covers of classic blues tracks, all of which are performed with energy and passion.

The standout track on the album is undoubtedly the title track, "Help Me," which features some blistering guitar work from Henry Vestine and a powerful vocal performance from Bob Hite. Other highlights include the rollicking "Shake, Rattle and Roll" and the moody "My Time Ain't Long."

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Track	Duration	Preview
Big Road Blues	3:09
Help Me	3:10

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Catalog Numbers

LYS 137

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Liberty

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Vinyl
7"
Single

Notes

Apparently, two tracks from the first Canned Heat album in 1967, released as a single in South Africa in '68 - after On the Road Again (the better-documented LYS 131).

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Matrix / Runout (A-side label): LYS 137A
Matrix / Runout (B-side label): LYS 137B

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Seminal American blues rock / boogie rock band founded in December 1965 in Los Angeles.

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C. Heat
Caned Heat
Canned Head
Canned Heat Blues Band
Canned Heat Live
Complesso Canned Heat
Heat
The Canned Heat
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Members

Harvey Mandel
Larry Taylor
Stuart Brotman
Ronnie Barron
Mike Mann
Fito de la Parra
Kenny Edwards
Walter Trout
Mark Goldberg
Al Wilson
Mark Andes
Stanley Behrens
Henry Vestine
Becky Barksdale
Frank Cook
Bob Hite
Jay Spell
James Shane
Don Preston
James Thornbury
Junior Watson
Rick Reed
Jon Lamb
Gene Taylor
Mike Halby
Raul Rodriguez
Ricky Kellogg
Richard Hite
Chris Morgan
Mark Skyer
Robert Lucas
Greg Kage
Tony de la Barreda
Ed Beyer
Joel Scott Hill
John Paulus
Skip Jones
Barry Levenson
Ron Shumake
Dallas Hodge
Paul \"Pops\" Bryant
Dale Spalding

Summary by Donna Susor

Help Me Big Road Blues is a must-listen for fans of classic blues and blues rock. Canned Heat's musicianship and love for the genre are evident throughout the album, making it a worthy addition to any blues fan's collection.

Comments

brandonripley

2023-06-22

wouldve been amazing to hear him & paul butterfield together

loganhenderson2

2023-06-22

Love this

maricarw

2023-06-22

The Blind ? has been inducted into the Blues Hall of Fame as a Legendary Artist.

pandaelectroenelmundodelamusica

2023-06-21

Alan Wilson!

trishanelle

2023-06-21

Best band ever

ayethankyaw94

2023-06-21

Sonny Boy Williamson recorded “Help Me” in 1963, and it bears a striking similarity to the instrumental “Green Onions," from Booker T and the MGs one year earlier.

gustavopedral

2023-06-21

Real blues

arleneday

2023-06-20

I love playing guitar to this song. I play booker t green onions too. Basically same tune with lyrics and harmonica added. I love canned heat and booker t and the mgs.

osnoia

2023-06-20

His harp techniques are very difficult to preform. I've heard lots of attempts but NO ONE has been able to do the deep staccato machine gun bends with precision timing like he did.

olgabibianavm2

2023-06-19

16 jack wagons clicked I DISLIKE THIS. Run along haters!

queprearuncorasga

2023-06-19

I had the good fortune to see this band live more than half a dozen times in the late sixties in LA. The could rock the hell out of any venue they performed in! I especially remember bringing down the house at the Shrine Hall with some of the hardest, edgiest blues rock you could possibly imagine!

onepiecemogiwara1

2023-06-18

This album cover brings back memories I rolled countless joints using that cover as a table o my lap . Almost got a contact buzz . This is still one of the most authentic blues bands ever . But when the blind owl died the heart of band was. Gone ....

giantpowerecch

2023-06-18

i 'm mad of Boogie a la C ' Heat ( saw 'em in the very early 7'T's ) my brain was not as before !

honbuki

2023-06-18

Dose any one know for sure the harp here was Allen the owl? Might have been bob .. I doubt it.. Read somewhere that a couple older negro harp masters quoted sayn the owl was the best .. M F ever heard.

yaoyao1998

2023-06-18

Un pur bijou d'Alan Wilson : fantastiques chant & harmonica sur un tempo à la John Lee = merveilleux !
RIP Alan, we"ll never forget U !!!

jarzyna

2023-06-17

Wow. Alan is about to break a reed on this shit haha

postnegru2010

2023-06-16

Alan really was something wasn't he? poor guy.

lmk4414

2023-06-15

These boys kill it

johnspikowski

2023-06-14

Alan Wilson
♡

karlybunderson4

2023-06-13

otro hermoso blues de canned heat

viewspirit

2023-06-13

Fantastic harp playing by the Blind Owl. So beautiful.

maksym489

2023-06-12

Alan Wilson was a true musical original.He had that warm haunting voice and amazing original harp style.His phrasing and tone were as deep as it gets.

mermaidicaro

2023-06-11

I'm trying to find a video of canned heat and quicksilver messenger service a song called what about me its a really good song a real good colaberation if anyone can help I would be very pleased

vanessalcurtis

2023-06-10

featured drinking Sterno cooking fuel, blacked out bottles on the cover. hehe

lariiblogs14

2023-06-09

@lifelongitch the song is in F# and Alan is playing 2nd position (cross harp) on a B harp, another illustration of the genious that was Alan Wilson !!!

sebbo143

2023-06-08

What on earth kind of harmonica is that? What key? This sound is a good example of what harmonica playing technique? Mean--just mean. Dam those blues.