Steve Tallis - Zombi Party

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 1993
Time: 59:25 
Size: 137,4 MB 
Label: Zombi Music
Styles: Rock, Funk / Soul, Blues
Art: Full 

Tracks Listing:
 1. A Woman Is A Secret - 3:17
 2. Misquotes - 3:24
 3. Remembrance Day - 4:08
 4. Hard To Find - 3:19
 5. New York City Blues - 5:02
 6. Scissors - 2:38
 7. Serve Nobody - 4:26
 8. Scarecrow - 5:46
 9. Till The Money Runs Out - 4:16
10. Alexander Monkey - 3:54
11. The Ritual - 3:07
12. Parachute - 2:35
13. 3 Times 100 Dozen Moons - 2:55
14. Dancing On The Jonquils - 4:52
15. In The Lonely Hours Of The Spirit - 2:49
16. There'll Be No Healing Again - 2:50

This is a true story. Steve started playing music in 1962. Music is his calling. From birth he was surrounded by the music of his Macedonian ancestors and music from the Balkans. Listening to live music at picnics and dances as a small child opened his mind and spirit to trancelike rhythms, improvisation and chanting. He started listening to the radio – Rolling Stones, Them, Animals, Manfred Mann, Jimi Hendrix, Yardbirds, Kinks…. He searched back further to the roots of the music he loved – and then back to the source – Africa. Steve is an Australian Griot, a Blues Shaman. He has lived and performed in the USA, Europe, Mexico and Asia – supporting some of the biggest names in music – eg Bob Dylan, Van Morrison, Eric Clapton, BB King, Joe Cocker, Tina Turner, Buddy Guy, Eric Burdon.
Influences include Leadbelly, John Coltrane, Tim Buckley, Captain Beefheart, Sun Ra, Miles Davis, Van Morrison, Howling Wolf, Tom Waits, Jack Bruce, JB Lenoir and Bob Dylan.. African, Indian, Haitian and Islamic music have all had a spiritual and rhythmic influence on his work. His love of blues, gospel and a cappella field hollers shows both in his live shows and recordings.  Awards include “Songwriter Of The Year”, “Most Original Work” (The West), and “Album Of The Year” (Rhythms Magazine Readers Poll – Zozo – 1999) and was one of the original inductees into Western Australia Music Industry’s Hall of Fame. Steve was awarded an “Arts WA Contemporary Music Fellowship” (2003) to study, compose and tour with master musicians in Africa, India and Greece. Steve Tallis is unique, fiercely independent and is not a man to be compromised.

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