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Pat Travers.......
Fall to Pieces
I remembered this song title this morning but for the life of me I couldn't recall how it went! I knew that I always liked this tune and after I had a listen I had to agree with myself. Today's "Rx" is from the "Blues Magnet" CD that I did back in '94. That's the incredible Aynsley Dunbar on drums. He's like "butter' to play with. Smooth. Anyway check this song out. K? The "Musical Rx" is Pat Travers...."Fall To Pieces"! Cheers, PT
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99m6yW7x26A[/youtube]
Fall to Pieces
I remembered this song title this morning but for the life of me I couldn't recall how it went! I knew that I always liked this tune and after I had a listen I had to agree with myself. Today's "Rx" is from the "Blues Magnet" CD that I did back in '94. That's the incredible Aynsley Dunbar on drums. He's like "butter' to play with. Smooth. Anyway check this song out. K? The "Musical Rx" is Pat Travers...."Fall To Pieces"! Cheers, PT
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99m6yW7x26A[/youtube]
No-L
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Randy said:
Craig is definitely a solid bass player! GOOD STUFF!!
I sang back-up vocals for 10,000 Maniacs, sporadically, from 2005-2007. I even made it onto their Live 25 - 25th Anniversary album! (I got the gig because I was sleeping with the sound guy. My husband has been their Front-of-House Sound Engineer since 2002.) THEY ARE ALL TERRIFIC PEOPLE and solid fantastic close friends now.
Sadly, Randy, neither your acquaintance Craig West nor I made it to their Wikipedia write up.
Robert Cray's latest... good stuff! Kinda of a mellow blues and soul feel to it. Good guitar work. Produced/recorded/mixed by Kevin Shirley. I'm not the biggest Cray fan in the world, but I think I like this one more than any of his other albums that I have (which is 3 or 4 of them).
PaulyT said:
Robert Cray's latest... good stuff! Kinda of a mellow blues and soul feel to it. Good guitar work. Produced/recorded/mixed by Kevin Shirley. I'm not the biggest Cray fan in the world, but I think I like this one more than any of his other albums that I have (which is 3 or 4 of them).
Thanks for posting Paul, I was not aware that he has a new one!
If you have not heard this one, I recommend it:
$4.99
Her first album in six years . . .
Bonnie still sounds great, and plays some nice riffs on the slide guitar.
A couple too many slow songs for my liking, but the others more than make up for it.
If you're a Bonnie Raitt fan pick this one up . . . ., but would appeal even to casual blues
fans, I think.
Gary Clark, Jr
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Clark,_Jr.
Anyone already familiar with this young guy from Austin, TX?
I heard a little of his music for the first time this morning . . . .
so ordered his "Blak and Blu" and "The Bright Lights" discs from Amazon
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gary_Clark,_Jr.
Anyone already familiar with this young guy from Austin, TX?
I heard a little of his music for the first time this morning . . . .
so ordered his "Blak and Blu" and "The Bright Lights" discs from Amazon
.......... :text-feedback:
Anyone that wants a comprehensive sample/collection of blues music needs to pick these up.
Evidence Blues Samplers
I have had all six for quite a while and still listen to them frequently.
Evidence Blues Samplers
I have had all six for quite a while and still listen to them frequently.
Thanks for the word on this series, mz.mzpro5 said:
I've added it to my Wanted List.
About 10 yrs ago, at least, the House Of Blues had a series called "Essential Blues" ....
Essential Blues Harmonica, Essential Blues Guitar, etc, etc.
Don't know if they're even still available today.
I bought 'harmonica' and 'guitar' (two of about 5 or 6)
Really good stuff, and I too still listen to them.
**** love seeing this thread staying active!
"Blak and Blu" by Gary Clark, Jr
[13 songs ---- 76 minutes]
:twocents-mytwocents:
Don't know about his other discs out there, but this one sucks.
Electric blues it ain't! -- (screamin' rock n roll at best)
With a 5 star rating being the best, I'd give this one a 2 1/2
big disappointment on this purchase . . . .
I read a quote by somebody posing the question, "the next Jimi Hendrix?"
Man, that guy must've been drunk out of his mind
[13 songs ---- 76 minutes]
:twocents-mytwocents:
Don't know about his other discs out there, but this one sucks.
Electric blues it ain't! -- (screamin' rock n roll at best)
With a 5 star rating being the best, I'd give this one a 2 1/2
big disappointment on this purchase . . . .
I read a quote by somebody posing the question, "the next Jimi Hendrix?"
Man, that guy must've been drunk out of his mind
(2010)
1. Somehow, Somewhere, Someway
2. King's Highway
3. True Lies
4. Deja Voodoo
5. Sell My Monkey
6. Dance For Me Girl
7. Baby Don't Say That No More
8. Eye To Eye
9. How Many More Years
10. Sick and Tired
11. Feed Me
12. Rocking Daddy
13. Blue On Black
14. I'm A King Bee
from a review ~
"Four Grammy nominations, two Billboard Music Awards and millions of albums later, life came full circle when Shepherd and his band assembled several generations worth of blues legends, including Lee, at the House Of Blues in Chicago, captured for posterity on the brand new 'Live In Chicago' album."
~ ~ :handgestures-thumbup: ~
