David Pinsky and His Rhythm Kings - Jump Everybody

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2008
Time:54:57 
Size:126,6 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Electric Blues/Chicago Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Just Got Lucky - 4:06
 2. How About Me - 5:35
 3. Mo' Money - 5:55
 4. Mama's in the Kitchen - 4:48
 5. Rocks in My Bed - 5:07
 6. I Can't Get to You - 5:09
 7. Still Got the Blues in My Heart - 6:12
 8. Don't Let the Good Time Stop - 4:17
 9. Mon Petite Cherie - 3:33
10. Where Do We Go - 5:09
11. Jump Everybody - 5:01

"The blues float all around my head. I lay in bed and another song begins to play. Sometimes it's one from a great master like Muddy Waters or Little Walter. Sometimes it's a Jump tune from Louis Jordan or Big Joe Turner. Lately it's "Shakin'" by Little Willie John.It might even be some old doo wap from the Paragons or the Jesters. Sometimes it's even one of my own like Just Got Lucky or Mo Money. Maybe it's Just Got the Blues in my Heart. I wrote Just Got the Blues in My Heart right after 9/11. It was an emotional time especially for an old New Yorker like myself. The travelling spirit of the 70's took me to the West coast where I settled in the small artisitic community of Ashland Oregon where I still live. The Blues has taken me many places. As a friend of Robert Cray's in the 80's it got me backstage at Carnagie Hall. As a nightclub owner and promoter it gave me a steady gig and the chance to help an upcoming band, Los Lobos, when their van blew up after the gig. It allowed me to sit on stage with greats like Gatemouth Brown and have a drink with Albert Collins or to spend two glorious days learning about Zydeco with its master Clifton Chenier. Recently the blues has taken me to Memphis ,Clarksdale Mississippi and Helena Arkansas where I stood at the Crossroads,played the Biscuit and walked on Beale.
I got to Austin Texas where Sonny Throckmorton smiled when I played Mo Money and Nashville row producer Bobby Rymer said about Just Got Lucky don't change a thing but I'm not buying. What's a country guy know anyway.
The Rhythm Kings are an ever changing bunch that seems to bond with the music and make my heart smile. There are those times when it has to be someone else playing because I become so immersed in sound it goes on and on around me. The last record was fun recording because I got a lot of old and new friends involved. I even played the horn parts on Rocks in My bed" ~ David Pinsky.

Jump Everybody