miércoles, 27 de octubre de 2010

Danny Gatton - 88 Elmira ST.

Danny Gatton
88 Elmira ST.


After years of knocking around the Washington, D.C.-area circuit, local guitar legend Danny Gatton finally got to cut his first album for a major label. It was indeed worth the wait, spot-welding blinding speed and immaculate chops that went in a million different directions (jazz, country, rockabilly, blues, you name it) to a musical sensibility that made this all-instrumental album a whole lot more than just yer average fretboard wanking jam-fest. Gatton's Telecaster really shines on diverse material ranging from Martin Denny's "Quiet Village" to the roadhouse shuffle "Funky Mama" to the off-the-wall rendition of the theme to The Simpsons. Kudos to Elektra for having the corporate balls to put this out; short, chunky, and middle-aged, Danny Gatton was a bona fide guitar hero for the '90s, putting the lie to the hard canard that only speedburner metal mega-hair dudes can make the front covers of the guitar mags.


Tracks
1 Funky Mama
2 Elmira St. Boogie
3 Blues Newburg
4 Quiet Village
5 Red Label
6 In My Room
7 The Simpsons
8 Muthaship
9 Pretty Blue
10 Fandingus
11 Slidin' Home Gatton











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martes, 26 de octubre de 2010

DVD - Joe Louis Walker,In Concert 1991

DVD - JOE LOUIS WALKER
In Concert
Stuttgart,Germany June 3th,1991
Joe Louis Walker worked his way up in the blues scene among the likes of Freddy King, John Lee Hooker, Muddy Waters, Lightnin' Hopkins and a number of other great musicians. This appearance of Joe Louis Walker and the Bosstones on Ohne Filter took place on March 7th, 1991

Tracks
1. I Didn't Know
2. This Line
3. This Gift
4. Moanin' News
5. Mama Didn't Raise No Fools
6. Little Village
7. Riding High
8. One Time Around
9. Don't Know Why
10. Hot Tamale Baby








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Matt Schofield

MATT SCHOFIELD

Sí te gusta Robben Ford........escucha a Matt Schofield,no te vas a arrepentir!!!!!!!



British Bluesman Matt Schofield is widely regarded as one of the most distinctive and innovative guitarists to have emerged on the world scene for several generations. He is rated in the top ten British blues guitarists of all time (Guitar & Bass Magazine) putting him in the company of such iconic names as Eric Clapton and Peter Green.
In his relatively short career Schofield’s prowess as a blues guitarist has taken his band to twelve countries; seen him playing with iconic guitarists like Robben Ford; and brought him high praise in the Penguin Book of Blues Recordings as one of only two living British artists in recording history to gain a maximum four-star rating.

Biography & discography

Born in Manchester UK in 1977, Matt was immersed in the blues from a young age thanks to his Dad’s record collection. A professional guitarist from age 18 Schofield left it relatively late to start his own recording career, choosing first to learn his trade as a sideman, initially with bandleader and harp player Lee Sankey. He then spent four years with British Blues Diva and David Bowie prodigy Dana Gillespie, touring the UK, Europe and as far a field as India.
Seven years into life as a pro, he formed his own band - a trio - with Hammond organist, Jonny Henderson and drummer, Evan Jenkins (now with BBC Jazz Award winner, Neil Cowley). The trio was unconventional in having no bass player, bass duties being handled on the Hammond organ, a format favoured over the years by American bluesmen such as Albert King and Jimmie Vaughan.
The result was The Trio, Live, an eight-track taster of things to come. For what was a low budget, off-the-cuff and all-covers recording it elicited high praise along with airplay on both sides of the Atlantic and a BBC Radio 2 live session.
With his two subsequent releases (05’s Siftin' Thru Ashes and 07’s Ear To The Ground) Schofield consolidated his sound, delivering a powerful mix of Blues and New Orleans funk unlike anything else on the block. It was hard to pigeon-hole a band that could mine a deep blues trench one minute, effortlessly pull off a Meters anthem the next and then just as successfully revitalise the sixties Box Tops song, The Letter.
Fast forward to May, 2009 and Schofield’s third studio recording Heads, Tails & Aces. This time Schofield has a bass player and an album with a greater focus on blues. Gone are the interspersed instrumental funk tracks that characterised previous albums and led some commentators to label Schofield as much jazz, as blues. In their place is an entirely song-based album, with nine of the eleven tracks written or co-written by Schofield.
The breadth of material on this album is impressive, spanning everything from the smouldering Malaco-like soul groove of War We Wage, to the eccentric back-beat driven Betting Man and the Jazz-tinged Nothing Left, the latter lulling the listener into relaxed mood before climaxing in a tension-drenched extended outro.
Schofield's seamless playing has always embodied the great stylistic moments of American blues guitar, but the two cover versions on this latest album - interpretations of Freddie King's Woman Across The River and Elmore James' Stranger Blues - make any comparisons irrelevant. Underpinned by Jonny Henderson's constantly empathetic keyboards, Schofield stamps his own style on proceedings, slamming into solos that burn with an intensity rarely heard these days and even more rarely in combination with such a technically fluid and melodic approach.




LIVE AT THE JAZZ CAFE!,2005


Tracks
1 All You Need
2 Uncle Juniors
3 Lights Are On But Nobody's Home
4 Traveling South
5 Cissy Strut
6 On My Way
7-It's Your Thing



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SIFTIN' THRU ASHES,2005



Tracks
1 All You Need
2 Siftin' Thru Ashes
3 Don't Answer The Door
4 How I Try
5 People Say
6 On My Way
7 Middle Ground
8 Back At Square One
9 The Letter
10 Hard Lines
11 Djam 'live'







EAR TO THE GROUND,2007


Tracks
1 Pack It Up
2 Troublemaker
3 Ear To The Ground
4 Heart Don't Need A Compass
5 Once In A While
6 Room At The Back
7 Someone
8 Searchin' - Give Me A Sign
9 Move Along
10 Cookie Jar
11 When It All Comes Down







HEADS,TAILS & ACES,2009


Tracks
1 What I Wanna Hear
2 Live Wire
3 War We Wage
4 Betting Man
5 Lay It Down
6 Can't Put You Down
7 Woman Across the River
8 Nothing Left
9 I Told Ya
10 Stranger Blues
11 Not Raining Now





LIVE FROM THE ARCHIVE,2010


Tracks
1 All You Need
2 Siftin'Thru Ashes
3 Band Trio
4 Lights Are On But Nobady's Home
5 Room At The Back
6 On My Way
7 Black Cat Bone
8 Sitting On Top Of The World
9 The Letter



lunes, 25 de octubre de 2010

DVD - Chicago Blues Live - Vol.3

DVD - CHICAGO BLUES LIVE VOL - 3


KEB 'MO'
Anybody Seen My Girl
Love Blues

BILLY BRANCH & THE SONS OF BLUES
Blue Bird Blues
I'm A Man

ROBERT WARD
You Make me Blood Run
If You Leave Me Cold

EARL KING
Things I Use To Do

Clarence Hollimon
Your Live Is Real
You Got Me Runin'
How Can Be So Evil

LONNIE BROOKS
Mojo Hand
Using Me

ROD PIAZZA & TEH MIGHTY FLYERS
Mellow Down Easy
Blues Around Lunchtime

George Baze
Sweet Home Chicago

TRAVELING BLUES
Early In The Morning











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The Brunning Sunflower Band - Trackside Blues

THE BRUNNING SUNFLOWER BAND
Trackside Blues

Bob Brunning was around for the first generation of British Blues. A member of the original Fleetwood Mac, he moved over to Savoy Brown and then opted for a much more stable teaching career which continues to this day. He still found time to play music and with Bob Hall (ex-Savoy Brown) formed The Brunning Sunflower Blues Band releasing four albums at the close of the 60s/beginning of the 70s. Trackside Blues was the second and features old FM mate Peter Green on co-lead guitar. Bob continues to play to this day with his De Luxe Blues Band and has written several books on the 60s British Blues scene.


Bob Hall - Piano
Pete Banham - Drums
Bob Brunning - Bass,Vocals
Peter Green - Guitar,Vocals
Colin Jordan - Guitar,Vocals

Tracks
1-Ride With Your Daddy Tonight
2-Tube Train Blues
3-Sunflower Shuffle
4-Simple Simon
4-I Met This Bird in Playboy
5-Ah! Soul
6-It Takes Time
7-Baby You're the Real Thing
8-If You Let Me Love You B
9-North Star
10-Closing Hours
11-Uranus [Take II]










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domingo, 24 de octubre de 2010

DVD - Freddie King - In Concert Dallas,Texas 1973

DVD - FREDDIE KING
Dallas,Texas January 20th,1973

On January 20, 1973, Freddie King and a tight quartet performed at a TV studio in Dallas, Texas. "It was humming in there," recalls director Jim Rowley. "Absolutely cooking." King was 38 and enjoying what he called "the Fillmore circuit" in America as well as the adulation of throngs (including adoring rock stars) in Europe, especially England. This was the second time King had the brass ring firmly in hand, the first being during the early 1960s "dance party" era and his success with Hide Away. It all ended too soon with King's 1976 death but he left us a vibrant musical legacy which includes concert performances like this, a stunning example of a blues master coming to triumphant terms with 1970s African-American grooves and "playing funky."

Tracklist
1-Big Legged Woman
2-Ain't Nobody's Business
3-Look Over Yonder Wall
4-Ain't No Sunshine
5-Blues Band Shuffle
6-Have You Ever Loved A Woman
7-Goin' Down/Hideaway