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L.C. Ulmer Blues Come Yonder
Label: Hill Country
Released : 2011
Format : [email protected]
On “Blues Come Yonder,” L.C. Ulmer’s music snakes its way through the landscape of a life lived hard.
Along the way, the octogenarian pauses to reflect on his life’s heartaches (“There Goes All My Dough” and “Left Me Standing Behind”) and amusements (“Roundin’ Up Girls All Day” and “Hip Shake”). Ultimately, Ulmer finds redemption. (“I Saw the Light.”)
The music is both simple and lush, hard and sweet … like the Mississippi countryside that spawned, nurtured and battered Ulmer. He’s emerged from his journeys as a sage. Listen and learn.
Tracklist :
1. Left Me Standing Behind [4:26]
2. Hard to Get Along [2:02]
3. Peaches Falling [3:42]
4. Trouble No More [2:25]
5. Hams & Peas [4:06]
6. There Go All My Dough [3:56]
7. Hip-Shake [3:04]
8. Roundin Up Girls All Day [5:34]
9. Get Along Cindy [3:24]
10. Blues Come Yonder [3:14]
11. I Saw the Light [3:03]
12. Hidden Track [1:04]
Ellisville bluesman L.C. Ulmer at The Crawdad Hole, Jackson, March 2007.
L.C. Ulmer - guitar, vocals, banjo, mandolin
Jimbo Mathus - drums on #1-7
Wallace Lester - drums on #8-11
J. Showah – bass
Lee Chester “L.C.” Ulmer is a native of south Mississippi who for 50 years played music all over the U.S.—“like horse manure, everywhere!”—before returning home to the Ellisville area in 2001. He is a multi-instrumentalist who plays guitar, keyboards, drums, fiddle, banjo mandolin, kazoo, and harmonica, and performed for many years as a “twelve piece” one-man band. Today he plays mostly just guitar at live performances, and performs mostly original compositions in a distinctive style with a propulsive boogie beat.
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