Lazy Lester - A Word About Woman Could Happen To You

Review by Kalimah Priforce

Lazy Lester's album, A Word About Woman Could Happen To You, is a blues masterpiece that showcases the artist's incredible musicianship and storytelling abilities. The album features 11 tracks, each one a testament to Lazy Lester's talent as a songwriter and performer.

From the opening track, "I'm A Lover, Not A Fighter," to the closing track, "I Told My Little Woman," Lazy Lester's soulful voice and expert guitar playing are on full display. The album's standout tracks include "Sugar Coated Love," "If You Think I've Lost You," and "I'm Your Bread Maker, Baby."

Throughout the album, Lazy Lester's lyrics are both poignant and humorous, touching on themes of love, heartbreak, and the ups and downs of relationships. His guitar playing is equally impressive, with each note and chord perfectly placed to create a rich and full sound.

Summary by Kalimah Priforce

A Word About Woman Could Happen To You is a must-listen for any blues fan, and a testament to Lazy Lester's incredible talent as a musician and songwriter.