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Stormy Monday (Lou Rawls album)
''Stormy Monday'', also known as ''I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water'', is the debut album of R&B singer Lou Rawls, released in 1962 on Capitol Records. Recorded in two sessions in February 1962, the album features a number of blues and jazz standards chosen by Rawls and backed by the Les McCann trio.〔( Stormy Monday > Overview )〕 ''Stormy Monday'' was reissued in 1990 by Blue Note records.〔(Stormy Monday Reissue at Discogs.com )〕
==History==
''Excerpt from the album liner notes:''
In 1962, when this album was made and when he turned 26, Lou Rawls' rich baritone was unknown, except to a few gospel music fans and Hollywood hipsters who caught his act at local night clubs like ''P.J.'s'', ''The Troubador'', Shelly Manne's ''Manne-Hole'' or ''Brother's'' on Santa Monica and Vine. A years earlier, Capitol A&R man Nick Venet had heard Rawls at Pandora's Box Coffee Shop, who was playing there for $10 a night plus pizza in late 1959, and signed him to the label.〔(Lou Rawls' Official Website includes his biography, discography, itinerary, photo album, contacts, acting credits, Seasons 4 U sales and much more. )〕 One stillborn single emerged before Lou had the brainstorm to do an album of blues and jazz standards, backed by then up-and comer Les McCann and his trio, who were performing nearby at ''The Bit'' on Sunset Boulevard. Before his Grammy winning album ''Love Is a Hurtin' Thing'', ''Stormy Monday'' was the first of more than 20 other albums Rawls would record on that label in only a decade.〔(Lou Rawls at All About Jazz )〕
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