Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2002
Time:40:42
Size:121,8 MB
Label:Crosstown Records
Styles:Blues/Funk/Modern Electric Blues
Art:Front
Year:2002
Time:40:42
Size:121,8 MB
Label:Crosstown Records
Styles:Blues/Funk/Modern Electric Blues
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. The Blues Had Babies - 3:21
2. No Return to the Past - 3:28
3. Tell the Truth - 4:58
4. Rockin' Feet - 2:32
5. Free to Move On - 3:15
6. You Put the Unk in Funk - 2:02
7. Gamblin' Mind - 3:52
8. Farewell - 3:55
9. You and Me - 3:18
10. Mr. Jukeboxman - 3:10
11. Been Lookin' for You - 4:10
12. Write Me Back - 2:36
1. The Blues Had Babies - 3:21
2. No Return to the Past - 3:28
3. Tell the Truth - 4:58
4. Rockin' Feet - 2:32
5. Free to Move On - 3:15
6. You Put the Unk in Funk - 2:02
7. Gamblin' Mind - 3:52
8. Farewell - 3:55
9. You and Me - 3:18
10. Mr. Jukeboxman - 3:10
11. Been Lookin' for You - 4:10
12. Write Me Back - 2:36
Frode Larsen - Norwegian singer, bass/harmonica player playing preferably the blues. He played in the following groups: Bryggerigangen Bluesband, Larsen's Last Chance, Squirms and Patey's Pipe.
Frode Larsen released "Jukeboxman" in 2002. This release is in many ways a continuation of that release:
"– But we have long talked about wanting to do live recordings, and decided to record a series of concerts with a view to a possible release. It will be a live document of the music in a way, and I feel that we have captured the live nerve and the atmosphere of the music on stage. There are many pieces that have to fall into place for it to work, says Frode. He is quite picky about what he releases, and that is one of the reasons why there is some time between releases".
Frode Larsen released "Jukeboxman" in 2002. This release is in many ways a continuation of that release:
"– But we have long talked about wanting to do live recordings, and decided to record a series of concerts with a view to a possible release. It will be a live document of the music in a way, and I feel that we have captured the live nerve and the atmosphere of the music on stage. There are many pieces that have to fall into place for it to work, says Frode. He is quite picky about what he releases, and that is one of the reasons why there is some time between releases".