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John Campbell - One Believer (LP)

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John Campbell - One Believer (LP)EAN: 8719262042292 Release Date: 6 3 2026 Vinyl Colour: Blue One Believer, het Elektra debuut van de overleden bluesmuzikant John Campbell, stond in 1991 volledig los van de heersende trends op de grote labels. Naast Living with the Law van Chris Whitley was dit de enige rootsplaat die dat jaar bij een major label verscheen. Het is een diep sfeervol album vol subtiele, glinsterende orgels en warme gitaartexturen die de dromerige, spookachtige kant van

 EAN: 8719262042292
 Release Date: 6-3-2026
 Vinyl Colour: Blue

One Believer, het Elektra-debuut van de overleden bluesmuzikant John Campbell, stond in 1991 volledig los van de heersende trends op de grote labels. Naast Living with the Law van Chris Whitley was dit de enige rootsplaat die dat jaar bij een major label verscheen. Het is een diep sfeervol album vol subtiele, glinsterende orgels en warme gitaartexturen die de dromerige, spookachtige kant van de blues benadrukken — meer nog dan de rauwe 'stomp and roll' waar Campbell in de clubs om bekendstond en die hij op opvolger Howlin' Mercy liet horen.

Nummers als "Angel of Sorrow", "World of Trouble" en "Wild Streak" bieden ambient texturen waarbij de blues uit de ether lijkt te komen. Campbell woonde en werkte destijds in New York, en zijn muziek werd duidelijk beïnvloed door die sfeer van de late nacht: prachtige nummers, getemperd door schaduw en beheersing, maar met ontblote tanden op de juiste momenten. In "Couldn't Do Nothin'", "Devil In My Closet" en "Person to Person" komt de magie van de roadhouse naar boven. De laatste twee nummers, "Take Me Down" en de titeltrack, zijn dreigend in hun overtuiging en duister en broeierig in hun uitvoering.

One Believer is beschikbaar als een gelimiteerde editie van 750 individueel genummerde exemplaren op translucent blue gekleurd vinyl en bevat een insert.

Tracklist

Side 1
1. Devil In My Closet
2. Angel Of Sorrow
3. Wild Streak
4. Couldn't Do Nothin'
5. Tiny Coffin
Side 2
1. World Of Trouble
2. Voodoo Edge
3. Person To Person
4. Take Me Down
5. One Believer

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