"One of many releases in the 1990s renaissance of the swamp blues group the Boogie Kings, Swamp Boogie Blues is a hugely satisfying and enjoyable selection of swamp blues, expertly played by a band at the peak of their powers. Indeed, it's hard to remember when the Boogie Kings sounded so alive as they do on this record -- the playing, especially on classics such as "I'm Not a Fool Anymore" and "Promised Land," is sensitive -- but it's the simple joy of making music that comes across more palpably. A relaxed confidence is the result, and Swamp Boogie Blues stands as one of the defining albums of the swamp blues revival." (Allmusic).
"American group originally founded 1956 in Eunice, Louisiana. The band originally included only three members (Doug Ardoin, Harris Miller, and Bert Miller), and they were playing swamp pop, but it eventually grew into a 12-piece Blue-eyed soul group. The group was disbanded in 1969, but made several reunion gigs before actually successfully reforming in 1991, and at the same returning to perform swamp pop." (Discogs)
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