Sam Baker – Do Right Man / These Blues Are Getting Me Down (Blues Review)
Saadia records 1965 – 9160
notes:
Sam Baker is a lesser-known but deeply expressive figure in blues
music,
known for delivering raw emotion and storytelling through
stripped-down,
authentic recordings. While not as commercially recognized as
mainstream blues legends, his work carries the same soul,
grit,
and honesty that define the genre.
Do Right Man” stands as a powerful example of traditional blues
themes
morality, hardship, and personal struggle. The song’s minimal
instrumentation
allows Baker’s voice and message to take center stage, creating
an
intimate listening experience.
The track reflects the classic blues narrative: a man trying to
navigate
life’s difficulties while holding onto a sense of integrity. This
simplicity
is exactly what makes it resonate with listeners even today.
Credits
Like many traditional blues recordings, detailed documentation
about
the musicians involved in “Do Right Man / These Blues Are Getting Me
Down”
is limited. This was common for early and regional blues sessions,
where
artists such as Sam Baker often recorded with little formal credit given
t
o accompanying players.
vocal - Sam Baker
Arranged By – Williams, Hale
Producer – Frank Williams
Written-By – F. Williams
tracklist:
A Do Right Man 2:48
B These Blues Are Getting Me Down (aka 'Blues Are Killing Me') 3:19
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