Seasick Steve

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Born 1941.

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Seasick Steve - Over You

Seasick Steve performs Over You, with John Paul Jones, on Later... with Jools Holland.

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Biography

Steven Gene Wold (born 1941), commonly known as Seasick Steve, is an American blues musician. He plays (mostly personalized) guitars, and sings, usually about his early life doing casual work.

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BBC Reviews

  1. Walkin’ Man: The Best of Seasick Steve 2011

    Review of Walkin’ Man: The Best of Seasick Steve

    Reviewed by Mike Diver

    His first best-of packs in 21 tracks and comes backed by a great live DVD.
  2. You Can't Teach an Old Dog New Tricks 2011

    Review of You Can't Teach an Old Dog New Tricks

    Reviewed by Chris Lo

    As much as he puts himself down, his work speaks confidently for itself.
  3. Songs For Elisabeth 2010

    Review of Songs For Elisabeth

    Reviewed by Mike Diver

    A limited-run Valentine’s set from the plain-speaking American bluesman.
  4. Man From Another Time 2009

    Review of Man From Another Time

    Reviewed by Nick Barraclough

    Exudes an effortlessness that can only come from a lot of living.
  5. I Started Out With Nothin And I Still Got Most Of It Left 2008

    Review of I Started Out With Nothin And I Still Got Most Of It Left

    Reviewed by Sonja D'Cruze

    Nestle down on the porch, kick back and listen
  6. Dog House Music 2007

    Review of Dog House Music

    Reviewed by Jon Lusk

    A Glastonbury favourite gets his first album re-appraised.

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