Jimmy Dawkins - B Phur Real

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Review by Camilo Martinez

B Phur Real: Jimmy Dawkins Lets Loose on This Blues Rager Man, if you're looking for something raw and unfiltered, B Phur Real by Jimmy Dawkins is gonna slap you upside the head. Released in '69 under Wild Dog Blues, this album doesn’t mess around. It’s electric Chicago blues with teeth—no polish, no apologies, just straight-up grit that hits like a freight train. Let me break it down real quick. The tracks? They’re dripping with soul-crushing emotion and guitar licks so sharp they could cut glass. But two cuts stuck out to me like a sore thumb: “Can’t Hide My Love” and “Lonesome Blues.” “Can’t Hide My Love” smacks hard right from the jump. Jimmy’s voice claws at your ears while his guitar wails like it’s got a bone to pick. You can feel every ounce of pain he pours into those strings—it’s not pretty, but damn is it real. And then there’s that groove… holy hell, it grabs hold of you and doesn’t let go. By the time the track ends, you’ll be sweating bullets and wondering what hit you. Then there’s “Lonesome Blues,” which feels like being left out in the cold with nothing but bad memories for company. This one’s slower, darker, more brooding—but don’t think that means it’s any less intense. Every note drips with isolation and heartache, like Jimmy sat down in some dimly lit bar after getting dumped and decided to turn his misery into gold. When the harmonica kicks in halfway through? Forget about it—you’re done. Soul crushed. What really makes this record stand out is how Jimmy Dawkins refuses to play nice. There’s no sugarcoating here; no smooth transitions or fancy production tricks. Just raw talent laid bare over 11 tracks that punch you in the gut and leave you gasping for air. And honestly? That’s why I keep coming back to B Phur Real. In a world full of polished crap trying way too hard to impress, this album reminds you where blues comes from—the dirt, the struggle, the ugly truth nobody wants to talk about. It ain’t always pretty, but man, does it ever hit home. Now here’s the kicker: listening to this feels like eavesdropping on someone else's therapy session. Like yeah, we shouldn’t be hearing these things, but once you start, you can’t stop. Weird flex, but okay.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
If It Ain't Love
Begging Business
Two Timin' Love05:20
Can't Hide My Love
Lonesome Blues
Can't Hide My Love05:09
Two Timin' Lover
B Phur Real
If It Ain't Love06:14
You Got It, Baby
Walk With Me

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Catalog Numbers

  • DOG 9110-4
  • DOG 9110-2

Labels

Wild Dog Blues

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Formats

  • Cassette
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  • CD

Companies

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Barcodes

  • Barcode: 0 19011 9110-2 1
  • Matrix / Runout (mirrored): DOG 9110 MASTERED BY NIMBUS
  • Mastering SID Code (mirrored): IFPI L125
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI 2412

About Jimmy Dawkins

American blues guitarist and singer. Owner of . Born : October 24, 1936 in Tchula, Mississippi. Died : April 10, 2013 in Chicago, Illinois. He is generally considered a part of the "West Side Sound" of Chicago blues.

Real Name

    • James Henry Dawkins

Name Vars

  • Dawkins
  • J. Dawkins
  • James H. Dawkins
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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: Jimmy Dawkins' album *B Phur Real*, released in 1969, is a hidden gem in the world of blues. It blends raw Electric Chicago Blues with modern twists, capturing the soul of the era. One standout track, "Can't Hide My Love," even appears twice on the album, showcasing Dawkins’ knack for emotional depth and his fiery guitar skills. Recorded in the US under the Wild Dog Blues label, it’s a piece of history that still resonates with blues fans today.