Fish-Tree-Water Blues

RELEASE
April 06, 1999
LABEL
Rounder
GENRES
Blues, Soul, Electric Chicago Blues, Modern Acoustic Blues, Blues-Rock, Urban Folk, Psychedelic, Jump Blues, Singer/Songwriter, Alternative Pop/Rock, Anti-Folk, Soul-Blues, Contemporary Gospel, Hard Bop, Post-Bop, Delta Blues, Regional Blues, Contemporary Blues, Alternative/Indie Rock, Gospel, Folk-Rock, Indie Rock, Contemporary Folk, Retro-Soul, Alternative Folk

Album Review

Fish Tree Water Blues brings together a diverse group of musicians with a shared interest in the most important thing on earth: the earth itself. This album benefits the Earthjustice Legal Defense fund and spreads the word about the importance of a clean planet. Focusing mainly on blues and folk, the impressive artist roster includes classic performers like Etta James, Ruth Brown, Mavis Staples, John Hammond and John Lee Hooker. Contemporary artists like Ani DiFranco and Keb' Mo' also contribute to this worthy cause, along with Branford Marsalis and Roomful of Blues. The unique combination of blues and ecology makes Fish Tree Water Blues a must for blues fans and nature lovers alike.
Heather Phares, Rovi

Track Listing

  1. Stone River
  2. Fuel
  3. Victims of Comfort
  4. The Road You Choose
  5. Highway 13
  6. Mother Earth
  7. Blue, Blue World
  8. I'll Fly Away from Here
  9. Hard Day on the Planet
  10. Rollin' River
  11. Forecast (Calls for Pain) [Live][#]
  12. Ice Water in Your Veins
  13. Take Me to the River
  14. Take It to the Limit