Tim Wheeler - Blues-Rock Fusion

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 1980
Time: 41:20 
Size: 96,7 MB 
Label: Duke Records 
Styles: Blues Rock/Psychedelic Rock/Rock
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Mom  & Dad Blues - 3:54
 2. Reach For The Sky - 3:53
 3. Sing My Blues - 1:56
 4. Why Won't You Let Me Go - 2:19
 5. Take The Loss - 2:45
 6. Sunrise - 1:35
 7. Every Now And Then - 3:03
 8. Louisiana Girl - 3:49
 9. I Got To Rock 'n Roll - 3:09
10. Raw Blues - 2:51
11. Wars Of The Future - 4:35
12. The Charmer - 2:09
13. Can't Keep You Satisfied - 2:57
14. Shakin' With The Blues - 2:19

Here is a rare obscure private LP from local Dallas, Texas. Featuring plenty of great guitar work as the back cover says he influenced such as Jimi Hendrix, Johnny Winter, Eric Clapton, Muddy Waters and most the late 60’s and early 70’s sound….Tim Wheeler (Timothy E Wheeler) was born on May 2, 1964. in Beaumont, TX, he was raised and raised by Sybil and Howard Wheeler in Tyler, TX - that's where he went to school: starting at Rice Elementary School and finishing at Robert. E. Lee High School in 1982. His first choice was drums, which he started playing at the age of seven (or nine) years of age, achieving local successes. At the age of 14 he played (drums) in school a band called Grand Zero, together with his friends: guitarist Steve Cooper (now deceased, he invented it name), John McCaskill and Phil Pesnell. The team's manager was Howard Wheeler. He started playing the guitar only at the age of 15 (other instruments: violin, viola, harmonica, mandolin - were familiar to him). Just a year later, he recorded and released his album - "Blues-Rock Fusion" (1980, Private Press - Duke Records, 809-123, US), in a circulation of (supposedly) 500 copies.

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