The Nouveaux Honkies - Loud in Here

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2018
Time:40:08 
Size:93,0 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Country/Blues/Juke Joint Blues/Folk/Mix 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Will and Faith - 3:07
 2. The Glades - 4:15
 3. Wichita Lineman - 4:22
 4. Today Won't Be Easy - 4:22
 5. Big Heart, Hard Head - 3:50
 6. You're the Reason Our Kids Are Ugly - 3:29
 7. Our Last Time - 3:59
 8. Heart Can't Live Here - 3:59
 9. Playing Cards with Myself - 4:08
10. Loud in Here - 4:33

Very solid third offering from The Nouveaux Honkies. This is a difficult release to classify since they really cover so many different styles from classic country, folk, rockabilly, and rock and roll. The Nouveaux Honkies are comprised of Rebecca Dawkins on violin and vocals and Tim O’Donnell on guitar and vocals. Vocals are certainly their strong suit. Not to say that the other elements are not good, because they are. But what really sets this band apart from the other man/woman duos are the strength and beauty of the vocals. The duo has become smitten with the Smokey Mountains and made Knoxville, TN their home base about two years ago.
The first song on this collection that caught my ear was a cover of the Jimmy Webb classic, Wichita Lineman (Track 3). Most people are probably familiar with the hit version by Glenn Campbell in the late sixties. What distinguished this version, beside the stellar vocals is the musical arrangement. The space and atmosphere presented by the Honkies completely transforms this song into almost an improvisational jazz piece from a pop song. The guitars and fiddles and spellbinding and work themselves beautifully into the song. And add the horns and you have a winning trifecta.
I like twists and turns, to some degree. I got a real surprise when I heard the title track, Loud In Here (Track 11). I expected this song to be a real rock and roll hootenanny. Much to my surprise, this song is introspective with a variety of heavy themes going on. This song covers a lot of real estate in four and a half minutes with such topics as loneliness, heartbreak, isolation, and grief. “Something’s got to die to make room for something born”. That’s heavy!
If you are a fan of the male/female dues like me, you will over this album. It’s all there: good writing, exceptional vocals, and phenomenal playing. 

Loud in Here

Breaking Vegetables & Stefano Freddi - Chubby Clouds

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2009
Time:36:02 
Size:94,6 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Blues Rock 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Bored - 4:45
 2. Chubby Clouds - 5:50
 3. Dago Red - 6:23
 4. Entertrainer - 4:02
 5. Lemon Juice - 5:18
 6. Sitting in the Corner - 4:31
 7. Sudden Lie - 5:10

Master's Degree (Master's Degree) in Conservation and Diagnostics of Modern and Contemporary Works of Art (Faculty of Mathematical, Physical, and Natural Sciences, University of Ferrara – class 12S) awarded on October 28, 2008. Three-year academic diploma in Jazz Piano from the E.F. Dall'Abaco Conservatory of Verona awarded on March 17, 2017.
- Since 2022, I have been collaborating with BIG One The Voice and the Sound of Pink Floyd;
- Since 2021, I have been collaborating with PDEX Pino Daniele Experience;
- Since 2019, I have been collaborating on the production of Italo disco and soulful dance singles with Producer/DJ BABERT and Monolite Recording;
- Since 2018, I have been Marco Carta's pianist and keyboardist;
- Since 2014, I have been Stevie Biondi's keyboardist and pianist, brother of the more famous Mario Biondi. These projects focus on fusion, R&B, and jazz;
- since 2012, I have collaborated with Denise Den Den, a duo project (piano and vocals) and a quartet (piano, vocals, double bass, and drums) that offers a repertoire of soul and jazz standards;
- since 2014, with Denise Dimé (Je Danse 2016, of which I am the author and composer), with a project of unreleased songs dedicated to the revival of the African tradition of Cameroon;
- since 2007, with Breaking Vegetables,
a rock-blues repertoire (Chubby Clouds 2009 and Break It! 2007).

Chubby Clouds

Matt Powell - Ten Gallon Heart

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2000
Time:48:48 
Size:112,3 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Bues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. $50 & a Flask of Crown - 3:11
 2. Everybody Thinks You're Still Mine - 2:26
 3. Roundabout Way - 4:50
 4. Fools to Try Again - 4:29
 5. When It Rains It Pours - 3:36
 6. Halo - 3:59
 7. Sweeter Medicine - 4:26
 8. Cadillac - 3:59
 9. Fine Line - 4:33
10. Bulletproof Blanket - 6:05
11. Something About That Girl - 7:09

So let me give you a rundown of my catalog. Let’s start with: “The Money and the Grass” - When I first moved to Austin I was heavy into blues. I’m a guitar player firstly and I’ve always loved Hendrix, Clapton, Stevie, and players of that genre. Living in Austin really opened my ears to the stuff THEY learned from (or really, where everything good comes from), the pure and natural blues. This was a blossoming period for me as well as far as songwriting was concerned. So I wrote some tunes combining both aspects and, yep, “The Money and the Grass” was born. I had a real good band back then (Matt Powell, Chris Gilson, Nate Rowe) and we made that record ourselves. It was later picked up, and dropped, by a little label out of Houston. It received no critical acclaim but is still my favorite of my old stuff. Lots of guitars and nice tones around young, but interesting songs. That was ‘98ish. My next two records I actually did at the same time: “Dragonfly” and “Ten Gallon Heart” - While I was waiting out the aforementioned record deal I wrote a ton of songs; more than enough for one album. So I decided to make two: one that I knew I would like, and one that I thought everyone would like. I always wanted to do something that I played all the instruments on so I made “Dragonfly”. This was the one I thought only I would like, but as it turns out it seems to be everyone’s favorite. I like to call it “porch music”. I don’t think I played all the instruments on it that well back then but I guess I got my point across. I do love most of those songs though. I did it in my bedroom on an Otari MX20-20 with a couple of AKG-414s (for you gearheads) for about $800 bucks. It’s a great “sit by the water” record. “Ten Gallon Heart” consists mostly of songs that my band was playing at the time. Texas had rubbed off on me so there’s definitely some country on it. It’s still me though so it’s more like twangy rock. I made this record with some airplay in mind so it’s got its hooks and big choruses. The first track is my version of the song that just won’t die, “$50 and a Flask of Crown” (yes, I wrote it). Chris Gilson played drums, Ricky Davis played pedal steel, and I did the rest on TGH. “Fluke Luck and Jesus” - Being from Virginia I grew up around bluegrass music. I never played it a lot back home but I guess it kind of imbedded itself in my subconscious. The whole “Down From the Mountain” trend a few years back made it okay to be a hillbilly so I let my true colors shine for a while. I wasn’t traveling and the Austin scene had taken a nose dive. Honestly, I had been taking a much needed rest from bars and crappy gigs. I was bored with playing until bluegrass flatpicking became my new hobby. It made me fall in love with guitar again. Then I saw Alison Krauss and Union Station for the first time and it literally changed my life. I’ve only had a handful of religious experiences in my day and that was definitely one of them. Pretty soon I had written the songs that would become “Fluke Luck and Jesus”. This record sounds like “Dragonfly” after a LOT of practice. My friend Nate Rowe played upright bass and I played everything else on this one. “New Kind of Something” - This brings us up to date. I have just finished my fifth independent studio project. It’s called “New Kind of Something”. If you’ve heard my previous work, this record draws a little bit from all the styles I’ve touched on in the past. If you haven’t, then this cd is a perfect place for us to become acquainted. It is the best record I’ve ever made across the board; writing, playing, singing and producing. I played nearly everything (even some drums and piano) on this one. Of this effort I am proudest of all. I produced NKS with a dear friend of mine, Britton Beisenherz, at his studio called Ramble Creek in Austin, Texas. I feel this record aptly represents me as an artist and definitely reflects my growth on the crazy journey that is this life. I hope you will buy a copy for yourself, and if you enjoy it tell everybody you know. I hope you'll go back and pick up my other cds as well. On behalf of myself and artists like me, thank you for taking the time to find the music you want to listen to instead of listening to what you think you’re supposed to. Don’t be fooled by mainstream radio and, as always, thanks for supporting the little guys. Love, MP © 2008 OurTracks, LLC. All rights reserved/

Ten Gallon Heart

George Kamikawa - Sliding Days

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2009
Time:51:57 
Size:121,0 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Devil In Your Bed - 3:40
 2. I Got A Woman - 3:39
 3. Waiting Mind - 4:30
 4. Black Water Blowing - 2:36
 5. Stay This Time - 3:42
 6. Shake Your Money Maker - 4:02
 7. Walking Blues - 3:45
 8. Sliding Days - 3:43
 9. Creeper - 2:40
10. Diggin' My Potatoes - 4:28
11. Early In The Morning - 5:10
12. Desert Dream - 3:28
13. Cross Road - 4:31
14. Sandhill - 1:56

George Kamikawa began busking abroad in 1998 and later settled in Australia, pursuing his career as a professional musician. Strongly influenced by blues, he is a virtuoso on slide guitar and harmonica, and while delivering soulful vocals, he simultaneously plays the bass drum with his left foot and the drum pedals (tambourine, snare drum, and cymbal) with his right foot, creating a powerful, one-man-band sound that makes it hard to believe it's just one man playing five instruments. He has appeared in numerous international media outlets and was featured on the Japanese television program "Gutto Chikyuubin" as a busker active abroad.
He continues to busk and perform at international music festivals, concert venues, and even on luxury cruise ships. His work has gained popularity on YouTube, and his channel currently has over 250,000 subscribers.

Sliding Days

Tommy McCoy - 25 Year Retrospect

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2015
Time:66:33 + 66:37  
Size:153,6 MB + 154,0 MB 
Label:Earwig Music Company Inc.
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
CD1
 1. The King Is Gone - 4:58
 2. I Got a Reason - 4:19
 3. The Change Is In - 7:21
 4. No Love Without Any Green - 3:05
 5. Tropical Depression - 4:36
 6. Ludella - 4:49
 7. Love N' Money - 5:39
 8. They Killed That Man - 4:40
 9. Blues Thing - 4:00
10. A Man Who Cried - 4:29
11. Bitter Soul to Heal - 7:28
12. Talkin' to Myself - 4:15
13. Ace in the Hole - 4:02
14. Angels Serenade - 2:47
CD2
 1. Spanish Moon - 4:25
 2. Poverty - 3:07
 3. Angel on My Shoulder, Devil on My Back - 5:57
 4. Black Eldorado Red - 2:53
 5. Lay My Demons Down - 4:45
 6. Late in the Lonely Night - 3:59
 7. Money - 6:43
 8. Broke, You're a Joke - 2:51
 9. Sugar Cane - 3:16
10. Language of Love - 4:37
11. My Guitar Won't Play Nothin' but the Blues - 2:44
12. Jive Dive - 4:57
13. Cars, Bars and Guitars - 3:28
14. Space Master - 4:11
15. Hey Now - 4:38
16. Blue Water Runs Deep - 3:57

A soulful singer, scorching lead guitarist, and prolific writer, Tommy Mc Coy's uncommon versatility is on full display throughout this jam-packed compilation. By any standard, he has paid his blues dues and then some, as this collection eloquently testifies. The Florida-based guitarist has been performing and recording on a regular basis for well over two decades, and every one of his albums since 1992 is amply represented on this generous career retrospective. As a bonus, three new original tracks recorded in 2015 make their debut on this recording: the solo acoustic Sugar Cane, recorded at Gary Vincent s studio in Clarksdale, Mississippi, The King Is Gone, Tommy s clever tribute to B.B. King; and I Got A Reason, a soul funky foray into R&B.

25 Year Retrospect

Kamikaze Blues Band - Blues From The Garden

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:42:01 
Size:96,8 MB 
Label:Guitar Garden Records 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Big Boss Man - 3:50
 2. Wang Dang Doodle - 4:39
 3. Killing Floor - 3:34
 4. Thrill Is Gone - 3:16
 5. Im Ready - 3:33
 6. Sky Is Crying - 6:28
 7. Same Thing - 3:14
 8. Rock Me Baby - 3:25
 9. Crossroads - 4:09
10. Spoonful - 5:48

I don't have any specific information about the band.
I only have this info: Blues band from Canterbury, Kent, England. Influenced by Delta, North Mississippi, and Chicago blues.

Blues From The Garden

The Night Owls Blues Band - The Corner

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2018
Time:54:49 
Size:126,5 MB 
Label:No Refund Records 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Rock Me Baby - 3:12
 2. It's Party Time in Texas - 4:47
 3. Rock Momma - 3:41
 4. Make up Your Mind - 3:50
 5. My Baby Must Be Crazy - 3:31
 6. Rocking on the Frisco Line - 3:03
 7. Give Me Back You - 5:17
 8. The Catwalk Boogie - 2:37
 9. Take My Heart - 3:51
10. Tomorrow - 2:39
11. Nothin` Left to Show - 4:45
12. Little Black Puppy - 3:40
13. Throw off That Headstone - 3:46
14. The Corner - 6:05

The Night Owl Blues Band includes one of South Texas’ premiere harmonica players, “Harpin’ ” Tracy Herron. Tracy Herron became interested in music at a young age and was influenced greatly by the likes of Muddy Waters and other Blues icons. An accomplished musician and songwriter in his own right, Tracy has recorded several CDs showcasing his tremendous harmonica and singing talents. A native of Ferriday, Louisiana, he grew up with cousin Jerry Lee Lewis, who was another big musical influence. Michael Parks is a successful recording artist in his own right and has been responsible for a number of exceptional tunes during his extensive musical career. His latest efforts have been a collaboration with Texas Johnny Cornett on several songs. “Texas Johnny and the Night Owl Blues Band” formed in 2013 when lead singer Texas Johnny Cornett recorded his first song (a cover of B.B. King’s “Rock Me Baby”) at Gilley’s Recording Studio. All members worked on that song and ever since they have buried themselves alive in the blues while working on their upcoming Bluestream CD release, “Real Blues.” Rhythm guitarist, Singer-songwriter and Executive Producer Mike Parks has added an extra dimension to the Night Owls. From his early days with the Parking Meters to his present successful Nashville songwriting career, Mike’s talents are noticeable on every one of the band’s recordings. A mainstay at the Kerrville Music Festival for many years, his teaming with singer-songwriter Johnny Cornett has given the Night Owl Blues Band a tremendous songbook of original music.

The Corner

Asamu Johnson - Got To Go

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2011
Time:31:21 
Size:72,3 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Gravy Fever - 4:11
 2. Funny Money - 3:41
 3. God Recipe - 4:17
 4. I Seen It - 3:35
 5. In My Dreams - 4:32
 6. Few Months Behind - 3:30
 7. What Does It Mean? - 2:46
 8. Got To Go - 4:45

Unique and captivating, Asamu Johnson and his band have performed across the nation at various festivals, night clubs, and other venues. They once opened for Blues legend Koko Taylor
and have played at notable venues including the Chenango Blues Fest in Norwich, New York; Teddy’s Juke Joint in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; and the Pee Dee Blues Bash in Florence, South Carolina.
The national CD release for Asamu’s album entitled “Got To Go” was May 1, 2011.

Got To Go

Jeb Rault Band - Yin Yang From The Mire

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1997
Time:56:52 
Size:131,1 MB 
Label:Jeb Rault Music BMI 
Styles:Classic Rock/Blues Rock/Americana 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Be Free - 4:07
 2. Been Down - 4:45
 3. A Time In The Line - 5:10
 4. Once Would Suffice - 3:38
 5. The Pisser - 4:55
 6. Have You Ever Loved A Woman - 8:49
 7. If You Only Knew - 4:09
 8. Can You Hear Me Calling - 3:04
 9. Long Time Gone - 4:01
10. Jeb's Blues - 9:25
11. I'm A Healer - 4:44

Recorded at The Boiler Room in New Orleans in 1997, Jeb Rault's debut Album has made its way across the world, and become an underground favorite of fans worldwide. Featuring 10 songs composed by Rault, and a cover of Billy Miles 'Have You Ever Loved A Woman', the material features a New Orleans inspired brand of guitar driven Blues Rock that fans have come to love.Rault continues to perform these songs in live concerts worldwide. Jeb Rault is a New Orleans born, guitarist, singer, songwriter, who plays music internationally. Since 2013 he has toured in Central Europe, including Switzerland, Austria, Germany, France and Spain.
His music is a mix of Blues/Rock, Americana, with influences from his hometown of New Orleans.

Yin Yang From The Mire

Carrie Marshall - Shades of Blue

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:47:54 
Size:114,4 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Mix 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. I Feel the Earth Move - 3:43
 2. Walkin' after Midnight - 2:56
 3. I'm Just a Poor Wayfaring Stranger - 4:53
 4. Southern Shade of Blue - 4:29
 5. Monday Blues - 4:24
 6. Here Comes the Sun - 4:13
 7. I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking for (Extended Version) - 6:30
 8. Jolene - 4:25
 9. Come Weary Child - 3:13
10. I'll Be All Right - 3:51
11. Waves - 5:13

Named one of North Carolina’s Top Charlotte Vocalists by the Carolina Entertainment Network, singer/songwriter and actor Carrie Marshall has an amazing ability to wrap her heart and voice around a lyric, infusing each song she sings with a power and poignancy. She honed her songwriting skills while living in Nashville, where she recorded her album Redemption and worked as a session singer. But it was in North Carolina, where she moved in 2008, that she really found her musical niche. Influenced by jazz, blues, gospel and pop, Carrie joined forces with several top musicians in North Carolina and began performing her blend of classic Great American Songbook jazz, blues and her original music, at first in wine bars and small venues in the area, but quickly graduating to performing at such notable places as the Democratic National Convention, The Stage Door Theater, Theatre Raleigh, Knight Theater and more. An award winning songwriter and featured artist with the North Carolina Arts Council, Carrie has been nominated twice for the musical score and theme song that she composed for the 11 time award winning feature film, “Changeover”. She ended up taking home an award, not for the score, but for Best Supporting Actress at the Love International Film Festival in 2017! In 2014, Carrie was one of ten top finalists in the UK Songwriting Competition and in 2010, Carrie was also named the Songwriter of the Year with NC Songwriter’s Co-Op. When not performing or writing, Carrie is the musical director at Moonlight Stage Company, where she teaches voice, piano and songwriting in addition to programming musical events for Moonlight’s black box theater. 
In his new album "Shades of Blue" Carrie and her band play a blend of country, folk and blues with jazzy soul, celebrating heritage, home and the songs of the 60's and 70's.

Shades of Blue

Geoffrey McBride - If It Wasn't For The Heartache

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2008
Time:46:38 
Size:107,9 MB 
Label:Blues Destiny Records 
Styles:Blues/Soul Blues/Modern Electric Blues 
Art:Full 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Put On Your Sexy - 4:40
 2. Nobody's Fool - 5:24
 3. Crazy - 4:37
 4. Ain't Nothing Like A Bad Woman - 5:20
 5. Precious, Precious - 3:52
 6. If It Wasn't For The Heartache - 4:41
 7. I've Been Running - 4:15
 8. Criminal Lawyer - 6:07
 9. Hoochie Coo - 4:07
10. You Can't Be First - 3:31

Geoffrey McBride If It Wasn't For The Heartache UPC 80208101059 This record was recorded live to 2'tape over four days in a world class studio in Florida in early 2008. Famed guitarists Randy Cobb and Chris Clifton are featured on the record, (go to studio and live players for Bonnie Raitt, Jackson Browne, and James Taylor) and it is an absolutely soulful masterpiece. Produced by famed producer Tim Jackson, who also co-wrote the record with Geoffrey and hired former Tavares Drummer Richard Love for the gig so it has fire and an incredible groove.

If It Wasn't For The Heartache

The Chitlins - Keepin' It Real

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2016
Time:27:47 
Size:63,9 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues Rock 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Down on Me - 3:50
 2. Welcome Home Mrs. Jones - 3:35
 3. Sugar Daddy - 3:38
 4. No Surprise - 3:19
 5. Blind Dog - 3:07
 6. The 6:15 - 3:20
 7. Keep on Ridin, - 3:19
 8. Leave It to Me - 3:36

Hailing from the home state of the blues, Mississippi, in a day of midi synths, electronic music, backing tracks and auto tune. The Chitlins take a back to the basics approach to their brand of music. The recipe? Do not add artificial ingredients. Start with a few pounds of raw, bluesy guitar riffs and a tight rhythm section. Then add in a pinch of edgy lead guitar solos. Throw in a generous portion of genuinely killer vocals, with catchy lyrics then add smooth harmonies to taste. Keep it rather simple. Make it easy, fun to play and fun to hear. Then serve it up piping hot! We call it, southern fried boogie blues. “Come get you some”, as we say down here in the south. The Chilins are fronted by the powerful yet soulful, vocal talent of Scott Henry. A seasoned stage veteran as well as an actual US war veteran. Scott’s unique vocal ability is matched only by his song writing and unique farm boy, biker, southern gentleman personality . His voice and presence attract immediate attention. Next is guitarist extraordinaire Bucky Cole. Son of legendary guitarist and rockabilly music hall of famer , Lee Cole. Lets just say the apple didn’t fall far from the tree. As you can imagine Bucky started young and has spent many years shredding guitars in venues from Nashville to Nantucket.
On bass is Jay Patricks. Having worn many hats in the music biz as a bass player, lead singer, song writer, studio engineer/producer, FOH engineer and tour manager Jay helps bring out the best of what The Chitlins have to offer. The Backbone of the band on the drums is David Green. No stranger to the stage David’s years playing hard rock and heavy metal bring a certain drive to the Chitlins style. His hard hitting live performance is a show all in itself. Sweetening up the vibe with the harmony vocals we have Morgan Henry and Miss Mary Jackson.
All members of The Chitlins reside, record and rehearse in beautiful Gulfport Mississippi.

Keepin' It Real

Mark Stafford - Harpspace

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2003
Time:43:39 
Size:100,6 MB 
Label:Lily Jean Records 
Styles:Blues/Harmonica Blues 
Art:Full 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Harpspace - 3:17
 2. Gangster of Love - 3:07
 3. I'll Be Back - 4:16
 4. Bunnie Bop Boogie - 3:43
 5. Party Girl - 2:29
 6. Ruby - 3:55
 7. I'm A Lovin Man - 4:30
 8. Take A Step Back - 4:57
 9. Shame Shame Shame - 3:09
10. Follow My Heart - 3:46
11. I'm Coming Home - 2:59
12. I've Had My Fun - 3:25

Mark Staford belongs to the intermediate generation of Canadian singers and harmonica players who bet for an original personal jump-blues but, at the same time, do never forget fifties rhythm & blues roots identity Mark’s experience comes from twenty years ago and this becomes evident in the way he plays and sings the blues with great knowledge, passion and devotion All songs included on the cd are really amazing and the backing band gives a swingin’ performing Mark Stafford’s harmonica playing is greatly influenced by different great masters and musical schools specially Little Walter, James Cotton and Kim Wilson who he admires and worships but he also has influences of other important harp players such as William Clarke, Rod Piazza or Sonny Boy Williamson This cd is especially devoted to traditional classic harmonica lovers and fourties and fifties West Coast blues fans. Mark bird Stafford is a talented harpist with a Capitol T-Tone. With a revolving cast of Toronto- area musicians, he's put together a solid effort in Harpspace (Lily Jean 003). While the overall vibe relaxed, there's plenty of power from the rhythm section. Johnny "Guitar" Watson's rocking "Gangster of Love" get prime treatment, while Stafford's own "Follow My Heart" is a first - class crawler. This guy cooks. 8 originals - 4 covers.

Harpspace

Mark Arshak - Natural Born Blueser

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2022
Time:32:55 
Size:76,2 MB 
Label:4685368 Records DK (2022) 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Leta Jane - 4:37
 2. Natural Born Blueser - 5:04
 3. River Boat Blues - 5:14
 4. Sugar Sadie - 3:20
 5. Rain on My Window - 5:57
 6. Blessed With a Curse - 5:22
 7. Woodtick - 3:19

Mark Arshak : guitar/vocals/harmonica.  Played with the Mark Arshak Blues Band.  Recordings include contributions to CD Mark Archak-"Natural Born Blueser" . This outfit pays dues, plays blues, and gets down to the roots of rock and roll. A pleasure to the senses. Crowd pleasers who love what they do and feed off of the energy as they in turn give it . Playing shows at roadhouses, honky tonks, corporate clubs, festival stages and backyard barbeques, Mark and his band have performed at many of the top venues including The Rivera Theatre & Legends- Chicago, Fifth Avenue - Detroit, B.B. Kings and Rum Boogie - Memphis, Fat Fish Blue - Cleveland and Joe's Crab Shack -Florida.
They have also performed and headlined at over 30 festivals including The Arts, Beats & Eats Festival- Detroit, The Mississippi Muddy Waters Festival- Illinois, The Madison Blues Festival - Wisconsin, Memphis in May Festival- Memphis, and Red White And Blues Fest- Ohio.

Natural Born Blueser

Gail "Mojo" Muldrow - Peace Of Mind

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2007
Time:38:39 
Size:88,5 MB 
Label:Feelin' Good Records 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Full 

Tracks Listing:
 1. You're So Fine - 3:52
 2. Moving On Down The Line - 2:46
 3. Along About Midnight - 5:02
 4. Still A Fool - 4:17
 5. Peace Of Mind - 3:52
 6. Love Sickness - 2:50
 7. Got My Mind Back - 3:20
 8. Dope Smoking Blues - 4:40
 9. Never Enough - 3:14
10. T For Trouble - 4:43

Musicians: 
Gail Muldrow - vocals/guitar; 
Andy Just - harmonica; 
Tiziano Galli -guitar; 
Dewayne Pate - bass; 
Patrick Ford - drums.

An album from vocalist and guitarist Gail Mojo Muldrow, one of the most important artists in the catalog of the Italian agency run by Tano Rho. On Peace of Mind, the artist returns with her signature house-rock-blues sound, with a healthy dose of funk. Muldrow has gradually become more confident and successful in her work, and her energy has also increased. The main characteristic is the fiery and vibrant guitar solos that the artist demonstrates, based on fast and juicy riffs. Peace of Mind is dominated by Chicago blues, shuffles, and slow blues, with fresh, modern, and pleasant harmonica work from the always recommended Andy Just and excellent guitar work from Gail and Tiziano Galli. The rhythm section works harmoniously and effectively on each of the album's ten songs. In short, Gail Muldrow puts her heart and soul into this album, demonstrating not only interesting vocal qualities: a deep, energetic and powerful voice.

Peace Of Mind