Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2002
Time:62:37
Size:143,8 MB
Label:Jealous Monk Records
Styles:Blues/Blues Rock
Art:Front
Year:2002
Time:62:37
Size:143,8 MB
Label:Jealous Monk Records
Styles:Blues/Blues Rock
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Highway 401 (Fenton-McLean) - 3:50
2. Luddite (Fenton-Cohen) - 4:20
3. Little Red Rooster (Dixon) - 6:38
4. Shake Your Money Maker (James) - 4:42
5. Midnight Train (Fenton) - 6:03
6. T-Bone Walker Blues (Fenton) - 8:39
7. Time (Fenton) - 5:41
8. I'm Goin' Upstairs (Hooker) - 12:09
9. Way Down in Georgia (Fenton-Cohen) - 5:09
10. It Hurts Me Too (James) - 5:21
1. Highway 401 (Fenton-McLean) - 3:50
2. Luddite (Fenton-Cohen) - 4:20
3. Little Red Rooster (Dixon) - 6:38
4. Shake Your Money Maker (James) - 4:42
5. Midnight Train (Fenton) - 6:03
6. T-Bone Walker Blues (Fenton) - 8:39
7. Time (Fenton) - 5:41
8. I'm Goin' Upstairs (Hooker) - 12:09
9. Way Down in Georgia (Fenton-Cohen) - 5:09
10. It Hurts Me Too (James) - 5:21
Musicians:
Paul Fenton - vocals, rhythm guitar, slide guitar, lead guitar
Rick Gunn - guitar
Mike Pellarin - bass
Peter Jermyn - Hammond organ
Doug Englis - drums
Paul Fenton - vocals, rhythm guitar, slide guitar, lead guitar
Rick Gunn - guitar
Mike Pellarin - bass
Peter Jermyn - Hammond organ
Doug Englis - drums
This is a live recording of Paul Fenton from a in Toronto, Canada. Overall the quality of recording is good and gives an indication of audience reaction during the show. His guitar style leans towards traditional blues and slide guitar. Six of the ten songs on the CD were either written or co-written by Fenton, with the remaining songs written by Willie Dixon, Elmore James or John Lee Hooker. It's pretty easy to say the Paul Fenton gets his influences from these artists.
The CD opens with "Highway 401', a rocking blues number with Fenton and Rick Gunn trading guitar licks back and forth. Fenton on slide and Rick Gunn with standard guitar. 'LUddite' is a medium shuffle wish Fenton and Gunn trading guitar licks again. Willie Dixon's 'Little Red Rooster' starts out like a slow Foghat song with some soulful slide on top of a backing groove. Elmore James's 'Shake Your Moneymaker' starts slow but then kicks into high gear after a bit. More slide permeates this song. The wick gets turned up a bit here. 'T-Bone Walker Blues' is a strange song, which appears to be written from Fentons vision of what T-Bone Walker might have felt when performing. In lyrics to this song, T-Bone Walker doesn't want to play 'Stormy Monday' anymore but the audience only wants to hear it and nothing else. Done in a T-Bone Walker style, it is a bit out of place overall, at least to me.'I'm Goin' Upstairs' is a John Lee Hooker song that works the basic Hooker groove for over 12 minutes. Bits and pieces of organ, slide, vocals and guitar trade licks over the basic one chord groove.
The CD opens with "Highway 401', a rocking blues number with Fenton and Rick Gunn trading guitar licks back and forth. Fenton on slide and Rick Gunn with standard guitar. 'LUddite' is a medium shuffle wish Fenton and Gunn trading guitar licks again. Willie Dixon's 'Little Red Rooster' starts out like a slow Foghat song with some soulful slide on top of a backing groove. Elmore James's 'Shake Your Moneymaker' starts slow but then kicks into high gear after a bit. More slide permeates this song. The wick gets turned up a bit here. 'T-Bone Walker Blues' is a strange song, which appears to be written from Fentons vision of what T-Bone Walker might have felt when performing. In lyrics to this song, T-Bone Walker doesn't want to play 'Stormy Monday' anymore but the audience only wants to hear it and nothing else. Done in a T-Bone Walker style, it is a bit out of place overall, at least to me.'I'm Goin' Upstairs' is a John Lee Hooker song that works the basic Hooker groove for over 12 minutes. Bits and pieces of organ, slide, vocals and guitar trade licks over the basic one chord groove.
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