John Campbell - Hey Hey Baby Do You Know How To Roll

Review by Aleksandr Lockamp

Hey Hey Baby Do You Know How To Roll is the third and final album by the late blues guitarist and singer John Campbell. Released in 1998, the album features a mix of traditional blues and Campbell's own original compositions.

The album opens with the upbeat and catchy title track, which sets the tone for the rest of the album. Campbell's guitar playing is front and center throughout the record, with his signature slide guitar style shining on tracks like "Wild Streak" and "Voodoo Edge."

Campbell's vocals are also a highlight of the album, with his gritty, raw voice perfectly suited to the blues genre. He showcases his vocal range on the soulful ballad "Love's Name," which is a standout track on the album.

Hey Hey Baby Do You Know How To Roll also features several covers, including a bluesy rendition of the classic rock song "Hound Dog" and a haunting version of Robert Johnson's "Hellhound on My Trail."

Summary by Aleksandr Lockamp

Hey Hey Baby Do You Know How To Roll is a strong and fitting final album from John Campbell. It showcases his immense talent as a guitarist and vocalist and is a must-listen for fans of the blues.