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- Date Released: January 1, 1997
- Genre: Blues
- Style: Contemporary Blues
- Label: Black Top / The Orchard
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Gary Primich's recording career has been indeed a work in progress, with his earliest efforts showing much promise with a workmanlike aura to them, with each new release heading into some mighty cool terrain, taking -- as always -- the path less traveled. And Company Man is certainly the most adventurous of his releases to date, taking his fine songwriting craft and huge harp tone in a multitude of directions. Needless to say, the highlights abound throughout, but most notable in passing are a pair of Smiley Lewis numbers, "Jail Bird" and "Hook, Line, and Sinker," with the former getting the jug-band romp of its life, the Big Walter-borrows-Little Walter's-band instrumental "Varmint," or the jazzy-as-hell "Ain't You Trouble." Or that eerie minor-key voodoo piece, "What's It Gonna Be," or the lowdown "Dry County Blues," which is probably the dirtiest sounding vocal Primich has ever laid down, pure gravel all the way.
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- Cub Koda - Liner Notes // Gene Taylor - Piano // Steve James - Guitar // Steve James - Mandolin // Hoyt Dooley - Mastering // Richard Grigsby - Bass // Hammond Scott - Executive Producer // Hammond Scott - Editing // Hammond Scott - Mastering // Hammond Scott - Sequencing // Jay Hudson - Engineer // Randy Kling - Mastering // Mark Korpi - Guitar // Shorty Lenoir - Guitar // Jeff Minnick - Drums // Jeff Minnick - Vocals (Background) // James Polk - Organ // Gary Primich - Harmonica // Gary Primich - Vocals // Gary Primich - Producer // Gary Primich - Main Performer // Mark Rubin - Bass // Mark Rubin - Bass // Mark Rubin - Bass (Acoustic) // Mark Rubin - Bass (Acoustic) // Stuart Sullivan - Producer // Stuart Sullivan - Engineer // Stuart Sullivan - Mixing // Nauman S. Scott - Executive Producer // Diane Wanek - Design // Heather West - Production Coordination // Todd V. Wolfson - Photography // Rob Stupka - Drums
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