• James Luther Dickinson

    Album Review
    James Luther Dickinson – Jungle Jim And The Voodoo Tiger
    Archive Posted On May 1, 2006


    If 2002’s Free Beer Tomorrow, Jim Dickinson’s “follow-up” to his 1971 solo debut Dixie Fried, sounded like a well-conceived showcase for his favorite mostly-obscure songs, this one sounds more like one man’s quickly-tossed-off, romping, stomping homage to southern music. Not […]


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    Album Review
    James Luther Dickinson – Dixie Fried
    Archive Posted On July 1, 2003


    Jim Dickinson’s 1972 solo debut Dixie Fried had a shelf life only slightly longer than a snowball in 80-degree heat. At long last, Dixie Fried is finally available on CD in the U.S., its wild and unpredictable charms still sounding […]


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    Album Review
    James Luther Dickinson – Free Beer Tomorrow
    Archive Posted On November 1, 2002


    Jim Dickinson’s career as a producer (Big Star, Replacements, Texas Tornados) and a sideman (Rolling Stones, Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan) has overshadowed his career as a solo artist. But he has re-emerged with Free Beer Tomorrow, his first solo studio […]


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