Richard Pryor “Rip Lee” – Pitch A Boogie Woogie

Second-generation bluesman Richard Pryor (Rip Lee) continues the family tradition of 1950's style Chicago Blues as written and performed by his father, Snooky Pryor, and other legends of that era. The multi-instrumentalist plays all instruments except piano on eight of the eleven tracks. This timeless blues treasure reissue was originally released more than twenty-five years ago.

Track Listing:
1. Pitch A Boogie Woogie – 4:22   2. Stop The Train Conductor – 5:14   3. Honest I Do – 3:33   4. Rip Lee Bounce – 3:16   5. Hold Me In Your Arms – 3:21   6. Thank You Baby – 3:22   7. Cold Chills – 3:57   8. Push A Lot Of Lovin – 3:49   9. Hello My Little Baby – 4:11   10. Lost A Good Woman – 5:08   11. Sloppy Drunk – 8:08  

Personnel:
Rip Lee (harmonica, vocals) , Bob Pina (piano) , Steve Morris (guitar on 5, 10) , Travis "T-Bone" Laschober (guitar on 11) , Lee Johnson (bass on 11) , Tom Reed (bass on 10) Mike Long (drums on 10 ), Perdis Wilson (drums on 11)