Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2024
Time:39:27
Size:90,8 MB
Label:Create Records
Styles:Electric Blues/Soul/R&B
Art:Front
Time:39:27
Size:90,8 MB
Label:Create Records
Styles:Electric Blues/Soul/R&B
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. White Horse - 3:25
2. Incredible - 3:21
3. You - 4:53
4. Miami Moon - 4:37
5. Sahara - 6:45
6. Climb Aboard - 4:09
7. Body Electric - 3:23
8. Take Time to Taste It - 4:40
9. You Gotta Make it Through the World - 4:11
1. White Horse - 3:25
2. Incredible - 3:21
3. You - 4:53
4. Miami Moon - 4:37
5. Sahara - 6:45
6. Climb Aboard - 4:09
7. Body Electric - 3:23
8. Take Time to Taste It - 4:40
9. You Gotta Make it Through the World - 4:11
Devon Allman is set to release his first solo album in eight years, Miami Moon, on August 16. The album is produced by Grammy winner Tom Hambridge and was recorded at Criteria Studios in Miami, Florida. Miami Moon is being released on Allman’s own label, Create Records. The first single, “White Horse,” is officially released on June 7.
Allman is joined on the album by Jackson Stokes (guitar), George Porter Jr. (bass), Ivan Neville (keyboards), Adam Deitch (drums) and Karl Denson (saxophone).“Making the Miami Moon record with these legendary musicians has been a high point of my career. They brought these songs to life with their masterful playing and timeless feels,” said Allman.“As for the approach, a couple things were different this time: First, writing the songs on bass guitar was a first for me and allowed the grooves to be the main focus. Also, letting go of some previous, limiting thought processes allowed some of my other influences to enter the chat for the first time such as Curtis Mayfield, Sade, The Cure, Steely Dan…among others. I believe you can hear some flourishes of those true loves on this album,” says Devon.“Additionally, recording in the same hallowed halls where Dad made the Eat a Peach record and where Uncle Duane and Eric Clapton recorded the Layla record, made for a very special setting for us all to work in. We kept it fun and we kept it funky…..we ordered Cuban food, watched the NBA and jammed in a circle for days. In a world where you can make records in the basement or your bedroom, I’m so grateful to have done this record in a classic manner,” added Allman.
Allman is joined on the album by Jackson Stokes (guitar), George Porter Jr. (bass), Ivan Neville (keyboards), Adam Deitch (drums) and Karl Denson (saxophone).“Making the Miami Moon record with these legendary musicians has been a high point of my career. They brought these songs to life with their masterful playing and timeless feels,” said Allman.“As for the approach, a couple things were different this time: First, writing the songs on bass guitar was a first for me and allowed the grooves to be the main focus. Also, letting go of some previous, limiting thought processes allowed some of my other influences to enter the chat for the first time such as Curtis Mayfield, Sade, The Cure, Steely Dan…among others. I believe you can hear some flourishes of those true loves on this album,” says Devon.“Additionally, recording in the same hallowed halls where Dad made the Eat a Peach record and where Uncle Duane and Eric Clapton recorded the Layla record, made for a very special setting for us all to work in. We kept it fun and we kept it funky…..we ordered Cuban food, watched the NBA and jammed in a circle for days. In a world where you can make records in the basement or your bedroom, I’m so grateful to have done this record in a classic manner,” added Allman.
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