Frank Gomez - Soul Resurrection

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2011
Time: 44:06
Size: 101,6 MB
Label: Frank Gomez Music
Styles: Blues/Soul Blues
Art: Front

Tracks Listing:
 1. Since You've Been Gone - 5:19
 2. Soul Resurrection - 3:04
 3. Gift from Heaven - 5:04
 4. Our Eyes Never Meet - 4:12
 5. Bumpin' and Thumpin' - 2:44
 6. When I Wake Up in the Morning - 4:38
 7. Gimme Little Sign - 2:26
 8. Back Door Woman - 4:00
 9. Mr. Right Now - 2:37
10. Missin' My Brown-Eyed Girl - 3:42
11. Bumpin` and Thumpin` [Instrumental] - 2:59
12. Funky Beat (The Remix) - 3:14

By rolling blues, funk, rock, and soul elements all into one package, Frank Gomez has created a sound that is dynamic, exciting and original. Not only does he create it, but he has the talent and ability to play the living daylights out of it!
As a songwriter, guitarist and vocalist, Gomez excels, as does the rest of his band. From the blistering solo that features on the album’s opening track, to the intensely funky bass that pulses through the closing, there is nothing but fantastic performances throughout 2011’s Soul Resurrection. -Heath Andrews (Music Critic, Review You)
Some people were just meant to do what they do and Frank Gomez was born to make music. Known affectionately as “Big Frank,” he’s a guitarist, songwriter, and singer with a sound as big as Austin, TX. Rooted in the blues tradition with over 40 years of playing music under his belt, he has acquired the chops and the ear to incorporate jazz and funk into both his performance and compositions. Soul Resurrection is an audio snapshot of a man who’s still in love with life, music, and his guitar. -Jason Randall Smith (Music Critic, Review You)
Gomez is one of those Texas blues guys that seems to be a ‘have guitar, will travel anywhere to play’ sort of guy. The evidence exhibited on this fine album proves that he is a fantastic party starter. There’s a lot of blues, a lot of funk and a lot of soul contained within. If your soul is a little in the dumps, this music is almost guaranteed to resurrect it. -Dan MacIntosh (Music Critic, Review You)

Soul Resurrection