Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2025
Time:45:41
Size:105,6 MB
Label:Woodstock Records
Styles:Rock/Blues/Americana/Roots
Art:Front
Year:2025
Time:45:41
Size:105,6 MB
Label:Woodstock Records
Styles:Rock/Blues/Americana/Roots
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Elevate Yourself - 4:58
2. Too Much Fun - 4:23
3. Monday Boogaloo - 3:29
4. A Million - 3:41
5. Johnny - 3:18
6. Bird's Lament - 3:27
7. Rag Mama Rag - 4:02
8. Steadfast & True - 4:23
9. Stick To The Plan - 5:25
10. Watch The River Flow - 4:50
11. A Different Christmas - 3:41
1. Elevate Yourself - 4:58
2. Too Much Fun - 4:23
3. Monday Boogaloo - 3:29
4. A Million - 3:41
5. Johnny - 3:18
6. Bird's Lament - 3:27
7. Rag Mama Rag - 4:02
8. Steadfast & True - 4:23
9. Stick To The Plan - 5:25
10. Watch The River Flow - 4:50
11. A Different Christmas - 3:41
Grammy Nominated Professor Louie & The Crowmatix from Woodstock, NY have been expanding the borders of Rock, Americana & Blues genres since the early 2000's. Crowin' Around the new album by Professor Louie & The Crowmatix consists of 11 songs, seven which are biographical, creative original songs written by Professor Louie & Miss Marie and three songs with new interpretations by artists Professor Louie produced: The Band, Commander Cody, Graham Parker and one instrumental interpretation by the genius composer Moon Dog.PL&C wrote songs for Crowin' Around to be inspirational, upbeat and uplifting including the Bonus track A Different Christmas.
This Legacy Allstar Band continues to grow with talented musicians reflecting a unique vision of relationships and thoughts about this tumultuous world and the times we live in. Americana at its Best!
With an exhortation on their latest album to keep Crowin’ Around and “keep it going,” the raucous five-time Grammy nominated blues/rock ensemble Professor Louie & The Crowmatix remain the best thing to happen to Woodstock, NY since…well, Woodstock, and even have a label called Woodstock Records to seriously keep it going with other great artists between recordings and performances. Acclaimed as “pioneers of Americana, Blues, Soul & good OL’ Rock & Roll” (Rick Schneider, MD for 98.1 WKZE) and “Roots Rock Royalty” (Bill Hurley, The Extended Play Sessions), the band has been inducted into the South Canadian Blues Hall of Fame and The Blues Hall of Fame (NY Chapter). They emphatically celebrate a remarkable quarter century of recording with a set full mostly original (and super fun and festive) horn-fired high-octane romps, from the uplifting inspirational anthem “Elevate Yourself” (the perfect opener and table setter for the crackling excitement to come) and snappy, snazzy “Too Much Fun” through the infectious, constantly jumpin’ “Rag Mama Rag.” The Crowmatix, whose core band also features Miss Marie (vocals, percussion, keys), Frank Campbell (bass, vocals), Dan Hickey (drums) and Todd Mihan (guitar, vocals), pepper the set with a few so-called “covers” (quotes used because they’re really fresh and unique and bring them to the contemporary world with gusto). These include a spirited re-imagining of Graham Parker’s “Stick to the Plan” (which reassures us good things are coming if we…) and a simmering, laid back and contemplative take on Bob Dylan’s “Watch the River Flow.” Professor Louie, also renowned for co-producing and playing on The Band’s final three albums and touring with them from the mid-80s to the late 90’s, complements the fiery jams here with the lilting, warm-hearted family saga “Steadfast and True” and the trippy, all-instrumental outlier - a hypnotic, accordion laced tribute to legendary classical/avant-garde composer, musician and poet Moondog (“Bird’s Lament”). Here’s to the ultra-prolific, always insightful and wildly entertaining Professor Louie and The Crowmatix’s next quarter century!
This Legacy Allstar Band continues to grow with talented musicians reflecting a unique vision of relationships and thoughts about this tumultuous world and the times we live in. Americana at its Best!
With an exhortation on their latest album to keep Crowin’ Around and “keep it going,” the raucous five-time Grammy nominated blues/rock ensemble Professor Louie & The Crowmatix remain the best thing to happen to Woodstock, NY since…well, Woodstock, and even have a label called Woodstock Records to seriously keep it going with other great artists between recordings and performances. Acclaimed as “pioneers of Americana, Blues, Soul & good OL’ Rock & Roll” (Rick Schneider, MD for 98.1 WKZE) and “Roots Rock Royalty” (Bill Hurley, The Extended Play Sessions), the band has been inducted into the South Canadian Blues Hall of Fame and The Blues Hall of Fame (NY Chapter). They emphatically celebrate a remarkable quarter century of recording with a set full mostly original (and super fun and festive) horn-fired high-octane romps, from the uplifting inspirational anthem “Elevate Yourself” (the perfect opener and table setter for the crackling excitement to come) and snappy, snazzy “Too Much Fun” through the infectious, constantly jumpin’ “Rag Mama Rag.” The Crowmatix, whose core band also features Miss Marie (vocals, percussion, keys), Frank Campbell (bass, vocals), Dan Hickey (drums) and Todd Mihan (guitar, vocals), pepper the set with a few so-called “covers” (quotes used because they’re really fresh and unique and bring them to the contemporary world with gusto). These include a spirited re-imagining of Graham Parker’s “Stick to the Plan” (which reassures us good things are coming if we…) and a simmering, laid back and contemplative take on Bob Dylan’s “Watch the River Flow.” Professor Louie, also renowned for co-producing and playing on The Band’s final three albums and touring with them from the mid-80s to the late 90’s, complements the fiery jams here with the lilting, warm-hearted family saga “Steadfast and True” and the trippy, all-instrumental outlier - a hypnotic, accordion laced tribute to legendary classical/avant-garde composer, musician and poet Moondog (“Bird’s Lament”). Here’s to the ultra-prolific, always insightful and wildly entertaining Professor Louie and The Crowmatix’s next quarter century!
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