"Two Jews blues" is the second soloist work released by American blues and rock keyboardist, songwriter, and record producer Barry Goldberg, from Chicago, Illinois. Goldberg makes use of a large group of excellent musicians, and make an excellent album of mainly blues sound although with some rock, soul and even some jazz.
Barry Goldberg - organ, piano, vocals. Duane Allman, Mike Bloomfield, Harvey Mandel, Eddie Hinton - guitars. Charles Musselwhite - harmonica. The Soulville Horns - horns. Backing vocalists - unknown. Art Stavro, David Hood, Don McCallister - bass. Eddie Hoh - drums.
You're still my baby. That's alright, mama. Maxwell Street shuffle. Blues for Barry and..(dedicated to Big John's). Jim the fox (dedicated to Jimi Hendrix). A lighter blue. On the road again. Twice a man. Spirit of Trane.
