BLUES Music
- Thread starter Zing
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release date -- Aug 2nd
Track Listing ~
1. Never Lookin' Back
2. Come On Over
3. Yer Blues
4. Show Me The Way Back Home
5. Cold
6. Oh, Pretty Woman
7. Anywhere The Wind Blows
8. Dark Side Of Love
9. Heat Of The Sun
10. Round and Round
11. The Wire
12. Who's Gonna Catch You Now
13. Backwater Blues
14. Strut
15. Butterfly
16. Cryin' Shame
17. Baby The Rain Must Fall
Besides the new Keb Mo release that Zing posted, I'm definitely ordering this one too . . .
( Bonamassa and Kenny Wayne can really light it up! )
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Track Listing ~
1. Never Lookin' Back
2. Come On Over
3. Yer Blues
4. Show Me The Way Back Home
5. Cold
6. Oh, Pretty Woman
7. Anywhere The Wind Blows
8. Dark Side Of Love
9. Heat Of The Sun
10. Round and Round
11. The Wire
12. Who's Gonna Catch You Now
13. Backwater Blues
14. Strut
15. Butterfly
16. Cryin' Shame
17. Baby The Rain Must Fall
Besides the new Keb Mo release that Zing posted, I'm definitely ordering this one too . . .
( Bonamassa and Kenny Wayne can really light it up! )
:handgestures-thumbup:
Zing said:FABULOUS! Absolutely fantastic! Highly recommended. :handgestures-thumbup:
Ok I like this one; so far I like it a lot more than "Love's Been Rough On Me." Pretty good recording quality, too, a fairly live feel to it. Unfortunately I discovered that the root chord bass note in the first track is exactly at one of my room nulls... I was trying to figure out why I couldn't hear the bass note that I knew must've been there, then moved my head around a bit and yeah it's there - the subs are producing the note - I just can't hear it (much) from my sweet spot. :angry-banghead: :angry-banghead: :angry-banghead: I hate discoveries like this, esp. since I don't have an easy way to fix it.
I don't remember which thread this one came up in, but I think it was Srvy that recommended this band? I got this album a while ago and it's pretty much been sitting on my shelf since. "rediscovered" it when I was organizing my cd collection (with those new shelves I posted about elsewhere). This is really good stuff! Some good blues, some more blues-rock style, good singing (both male and female leads), good guitar, good SQ. The tracks "Have a Real Good Time" and "Evil Train" really rock! :banana-rock:
Anyway thanks Srvy or whoever it was who brought them up.
My local radio station was interviewing Kenny wayne shepherd this morning(he is playing Hampton beach later this month) And when ask who he listens to,He said a new band thats a pleasure to see live and he hopes they make it big because there great to listen to is "Trampled under foot" I think he said its 2 brothers and there sister?PaulyT said:
I don't remember which thread this one came up in, but I think it was Srvy that recommended this band? I got this album a while ago and it's pretty much been sitting on my shelf since. "rediscovered" it when I was organizing my cd collection (with those new shelves I posted about elsewhere). This is really good stuff! Some good blues, some more blues-rock style, good singing (both male and female leads), good guitar, good SQ. The tracks "Have a Real Good Time" and "Evil Train" really rock! :banana-rock:
Anyway thanks Srvy or whoever it was who brought them up.
Srvy
Well-Known Member
PaulyT said:
I don't remember which thread this one came up in, but I think it was Srvy that recommended this band? I got this album a while ago and it's pretty much been sitting on my shelf since. "rediscovered" it when I was organizing my cd collection (with those new shelves I posted about elsewhere). This is really good stuff! Some good blues, some more blues-rock style, good singing (both male and female leads), good guitar, good SQ. The tracks "Have a Real Good Time" and "Evil Train" really rock! :banana-rock:
Anyway thanks Srvy or whoever it was who brought them up.
Yep glad you enjoy them they locally play here in KC often I try to catch them everytime very talented.
Thanks for bringing attention to "Wrong Side Of The Blues" by Trampled Under Foot, guys. ` ` :handgestures-thumbup:
It got a positive editorial review on Amazon too . . . .
Editorial Review ~
"The Wrong Side Of The Blues fulfills the buzz for Kansas City's TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT. Siblings Nick, Danielle, and Kris Schnebelen have been rocking audiences on worldwide festivals and Blues Cruises, and this new breakout CD will surely thrill and increase their rapidly growing legion of fans."
I'm putting it on my list of music to pick up.
I'm always up for some good, new blues music.
It got a positive editorial review on Amazon too . . . .
Editorial Review ~
"The Wrong Side Of The Blues fulfills the buzz for Kansas City's TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT. Siblings Nick, Danielle, and Kris Schnebelen have been rocking audiences on worldwide festivals and Blues Cruises, and this new breakout CD will surely thrill and increase their rapidly growing legion of fans."
I'm putting it on my list of music to pick up.
I'm always up for some good, new blues music.
I'm liking this one more and more:
Somewhat more traditional blues, obviously heavily guitar-based, but a good mix of guest artists on here. Great live energy.
And no it's not quite as high on my list as a certain other blues guitarist :teasing-tease: but KWS is definitely talented. "Blue on Black" is a particularly powerful track on this one, IMHO.
Somewhat more traditional blues, obviously heavily guitar-based, but a good mix of guest artists on here. Great live energy.
And no it's not quite as high on my list as a certain other blues guitarist :teasing-tease: but KWS is definitely talented. "Blue on Black" is a particularly powerful track on this one, IMHO.
jamhead
Well-Known Member
PaulyT said:
I don't remember which thread this one came up in, but I think it was Srvy that recommended this band? I got this album a while ago and it's pretty much been sitting on my shelf since. "rediscovered" it when I was organizing my cd collection (with those new shelves I posted about elsewhere). This is really good stuff! Some good blues, some more blues-rock style, good singing (both male and female leads), good guitar, good SQ. The tracks "Have a Real Good Time" and "Evil Train" really rock! :banana-rock:
Anyway thanks Srvy or whoever it was who brought them up.
I'll have to give them a listen...however, their name suggests something else to me:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nsi3eqjY1UY[/youtube]
Got this a while ago, finally had a chance to sit and listen to the whole thing. Good concert! Too short though... she even said onstage that she wanted to do Mother Marian (remember my thread about that song?) but didn't have time. :handgestures-thumbdown: I really wish I could see her doing that one.
I experienced some "culture shock" going from that Return to Forever video to this one.
It's just Rory on a small stage with her guitar. Very raw, very intimate. She even does a couple of acapella songs; she's a very emotional singer. It's a good glimpse into the personal emotion she puts into a performance, that's hard to get from a studio recording. I certainly got some of the feeling of the old traveling blues man style in this one, she does a good job of preserving this particular blues heritage. I also like how she talks to the audience during the set and gives some of the stories behind the songs.Good concert, I recommend it highly to any fan of Rory's. (Warning: PQ is kinda marginal even for SD DVD... but it's not really that important here.)
Here's an excerpt from this video:
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eEK4M61y10[/youtube]