Amund Maarud - Commotion

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2024
Time:39:31 
Size:91,7 MB 
Label:RCA Records Label 
Styles:Blues/Blues Rock 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Victoria's Secret - 3:09
 2. She's A Burglar - 3:35
 3. Late Night Toy - 3:14
 4. Regular Joe - 4:06
 5. Viper In Your Bed - 3:18
 6. I Told You - 3:35
 7. I Always Want (What I Can't Have) - 4:47
 8. Natural Born Man - 4:14
 9. Commotion - 2:08
10. Crying - 5:46
11. Down Yonder On The Farm - 1:34

Maarud is widely regarded as one of Norway’s leading blues guitarists. He has toured both nationally and internationally with various bands, earning acclaim from audiences and the press alike. His live performances are frequently described as powerful shows that blend elements of blues, rock, and psychedelia. Together with his brother Henrik Maarud (drums), he formed the band MaarudKara at the age of six.The group placed second in Talentiaden (1997) on NRK and released the album First Blues the following year. In 2000, he began his solo career, performing with his backing group A. M. Band, which also featured his brother on drums and maintained a blues-oriented repertoire.The band released two albums, Ripped, Stripped & Southern Fried (2003) and Commotion (2004), and received a Spellemannprisen nomination in 2003 in the Blues/Country category for their debut album.
"The latest blues sensation is Amud Maarud,signed by a major label.His sound is unique.He writes his own material and plays a mean guitar.Amund's got a lot of ideas.I can hear some rocking Freddy King ,some bluesy Jimi Hendrix,the jazz guitar of Wes Montgomery ,the slide guitar of John Mooney and a lot of individual tricks.Great .Perfect recording .Excellent album" ~ Popas.

Commotion

Neal Pattman & Peter Gelling - It Seemed Like A Dream

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2001
Time:47:47 
Size:114,2 MB 
Label:Bent Notes/Empire Distribution 
Styles:Blues/Harp Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. It Seemed Like A Dream - 3:55
 2. I'm A Man - 6:40
 3. You Didn't Have to Go - 2:34
 4. Swing It on Out - 5:04
 5. Mister Will You Please Give Me A Dime - 6:59
 6. One Black Rat - 2:55
 7. Catfish Blues - 5:03
 8. Disco Twist - 2:17
 9. Please Don't Leave Me All Alone - 4:04
10. Key To The Highway - 3:32
11. Five Long Years - 4:39

Blues harp virtuoso Neal Pattman was born January 10, 1926, in Madison County, GA. One of 14 children, at age seven he lost his right arm in a farming accident. His father taught him to play harmonica soon after, with Pattman going on to draw considerable inspiration from local-boy-made-good Sonny Terry, even borrowing Terry's trademark whooping and shouting. As a teen, Pattman earned money playing music on the street corners of nearby Athens, eventually working a kitchen job on the University of Georgia campus. Although his impassioned playing and soulful vocals made him something of a local legend via his myriad appearances at area nightclubs, churches, and festivals, Pattman remained unknown to the blues world at large until 1989, when he performed at New York City's Lincoln Center and immediately thereafter was flooded with invitations to tour internationally. In 1991, he met Timothy Duffy, head of the North Carolina-based Music Maker Relief Foundation -- Duffy teamed Pattman with some of the other acts supported by the organization, most notably singer/guitarist Cootie Stark, with whom he mounted the 48-city Blues Revival Tour in support of Taj Mahal. A 1995 date at London's 100 Club alongside British guitarist Dave Peabody was the subject of Pattman's long-awaited debut LP, Live in London. Three years later, Duffy's Music Maker label released the follow-up, Prison Blues. Pattman died of cancer on May 4, 2005, a few months after contributing to Kenny Wayne Shepherd's 10 Days Out: Blues from the Backroads.
Peter Gelling (17 February 1960 – 28 September 2018)was an Australian musician and an author. In 1994, he designed a mentoring program, Taking the Stage, to encourage young Canberra women to form bands and take up instruments not usually played by women.
His album Bluestime was nominated for the 2000 ARIA Award for Best Blues & Roots Album. A former member of Canberra band Blind Freddy (founded in 1988 along with Mick Malouf, Paul Kindermann and Tim Spellman) he began publishing instructional manuals in 1997. He has over 130 titles to his credit for a range of instruments and styles.
In 2003, Gelling won the Musicoz award in the Blues and Roots category for his song "If it wasn't for the Blues" and his playing was described by Rolling Stone Magazine as "shimmering"/

It Seemed Like A Dream

The Cinelli Brothers - Live Here and There

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:87:46 
Size:201,7 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Soul Blues/Pop Rock/Mix 
Art: Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Don't Need No Favor (Live) -  5:10
 2. Dozen Roses (Live) -  3:04
 3. Polk Salad Annie (Live) -  9:24
 4. Fool's Paradise (Live) -  4:25
 5. Ain't Blue but I Sigh (Live) -  7:32
 6. Lucky Star (Live) -  4:51
 7. Last Cigarette (Live) -  6:47
 8. Spell on Me (Live) -  3:15
 9. Last Throw of the Dice (Live) - 12:41
10. Unsingable Song (Live) -  3:56
11. Married Woman (Live) -  4:36
12. Pencil Pusher Doze (Live) -  7:03
13. Don't Let Me Down (Live) -  6:14
14. Choo Ma Gum (Live) -  8:41

Winners of the 2024 and 2026 UK Blues Band  the Year, The Cinelli Brothers are a dynamic 4-piece band from London. Their sound blends Soul and Blues with a contemporary twist, influenced by legends like The Beatles and Stevie Wonder. Known for their electrifying live shows, they’ve captivated audiences across the UK, Europe, and the USA, earning a loyal fanbase and international acclaim. Brothers is comprised of Marco and Alessandro Cinelli from Italy, Tom Julian Jones, a London native, and Jorma on bass and guitar. A true melting-pot of musicianship, showmanship and charisma.

Live Here and There

Out of Favor Boys - It All Comes Back

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2016
Time:31:45 
Size:73,4 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Full Moon Memphis - 3:49
 2. Fill It Up - 4:58
 3. Don't Want No Little Girl - 4:20
 4. Blackballed - 3:43
 5. Devil and Al Green - 3:41
 6. I Was Wrong - 6:25
 7. Keep Doing Me Wrong - 4:47

Since coming together in 2003, the Out of Favor Boys have emerged as one of the most entertaining bands in Michigan. They regularly play festivals and concerts from the Michigan lakeshore to Detroit and from Grand rapids to Northern Indian. OOFB have played with nationals acts like Tab Benoit, Larry McCray, Eric Lindell, Watermelon Slim, and many more. Featuring funky rhythms, searing guitar, and blazing saxophone lines the quintet brings incredible energy to every show they play. Their high energy sets features original songs but also include many cover favorites like Albert Collins and BB Kings. The OOFB put on a show sure to be enjoyed by contemporary and traditional blues and funk lovers and anyone who appreciates great live music.

It All Comes Back

Palito Seco - It's All Just Because of the Blues

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:48:34 
Size:112,3 MB 
Label:Musichub Records 
Styles:Blues/Electric Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Hideaway - 2:45
 2. I Don't Want No Woman - 3:02
 3. Woman You Must Be Crazy - 4:24
 4. Still Cool Enought - 3:51
 5. Sweet Home Chicago - 3:39
 6. Sporting Life Blues - 3:24
 7. Cold Cold Feeling - 5:28
 8. Hoochie Coochie Man - 3:47
 9. Merry Go Round - 4:15
10. Trouble in Mind - 3:23
11. Flip Flop and Fly - 3:15
12. Life Will be Better - 3:45
13. Ease on Down The Line - 3:30

A new album by Venezuelan musician Palito Seco. This is his fourth album. I have no information about this musician.

It's All Just Because of the Blues

Palito Seco - Ballads in the Crowd

Bitrate:320K/s

Year:2020
Time:35:20 
Size:80,9 MB 
Label:YouTunez 
Styles:Singer-Songwriter/Contemporary Blues/Roots
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Ballads in the Crowd - 4:00
 2. She Loves Life - 3:56
 3. Mother - 3:36
 4. You Got Me - 3:26
 5. Night Talk - 3:00
 6. Out of the Blue - 3:11
 7. Fuck This Shit - 3:22
 8. Poem from Another Page - 3:25
 9. Christmas Insane - 3:39
10. Three Time - 3:41

Palito Seco is a musician from Venezuela. He has released four full-length albums. This is Palito's debut. I have no information about this musician.

Ballads in the Crowd

Peter Gelling - Bluestime Peter Gelling

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1999
Time:49:45 
Size:114,0 MB 
Label:Bent Notes Records
Styles:Blues/Aussie Blues
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Bluestime - 3:27
 2. Echoes - 6:07
 3. Snake Oil - 4:21
 4. Movin' South - 2:22
 5. My Only True Friend is the Blues. - 6:06
 6. Blues Singing Dog - 2:58
 7. I'm Goin' Home - 3:56
 8. Blues for Otto - 4:18
 9. Watch Your Step - 3:49
10. Worried Mind - 3:05
11. Goin' Down Slow (Special Version) - 9:11

Peter, being a multi-instrumentalist, plays most of the instruments on the album, but he does use a couple of 'guest' musicians on some tunes, and he also wrote ten of the album's eleven tunes. Peter doesn't sing a lot so he's enlisted Robert Susz from The Mighty Reapers and Wayne Jury from Bridie King to help out in that department, Robert Susz of course, first rose to distinction as vocalist in the Dynamic Hepnotics. Peter Gelling was the Founder and Musical Director of the blues band Blind Freddie, performing since 1987, and has had more than 20 years experience, he's even released his own series of blues guitar instruction books. Some of the artists Blind Freddie supported are; Albert King, Junior Wells, Canned Heat, Little Charlie and The Nightcats, John Hammond, Maria Muldaur and Rod Piazza and The Mighty Flyers. Peter has also worked with Wendy Saddington, Margaret Roadknight, The Foreday Riders, The Mighty Reapers, and many more. This accumulated knowledge and experience is obvious when listening to Peter's solo debut CD which incidentally, was recorded partially in Adelaide, and partly in Sydney. The album's title track, Bluestime, a harmonica lead instrumental sets the pace for the album as it roars along as bold as brass, before heading into one of the most extraordinary recordings I've ever heard, Echoes is another instrumental tune, but Peter has wound the music around some dialogue from the late, great Howlin' Wolf and a lady called Margie Evans. The Howlin' Wolf dialogue is from the MCA Box Set released a couple of years ago with over 70 of the Wolf's tunes and a few short spoken stories from his life. Peter obtained permission from Howlin' Wolf's estate to use some of this dialogue and the end result, is nothing short of spectacular. Sounding as though this was how it was meant to be, it's a hauntingly exquisite work of art, and when Margie Evans begins her piece, shivers will run up your spine, the anguish, and the pride of the woman, will touch your heart. Another superb tune is My Only True Friend Is The Blues, a slow blues song with strong vocals from Wayne Jury, nice Hammond Organ strains throughout, and glorious guitar. Movin' South is an upbeat, vibrant little instrumental which will have your foot tapping non-stop. Peter next lets us know that he has a sense of humour with Blues Singing Dog, which sees a Blue Cattle Dog singing harmonies with Peter's harmonica, I kid you not. Very cleverly done, Peter told me that the mutt demanded his fee in dog biscuits, and why not, he's also on the front cover of the liner.It's difficult to fault this album, good song follows good song, the gorgeous instrumental Blues For Otto almost had this old cynic weeping. I'm not sure who 'Otto' is, but I bless him for inspiring Peter to write that tune. Watch Your Step and Worried Mind conclude the Peter Gelling originals. The latter tune there could have been my theme song with it's woe-is-me attitude, majestic stuff. And the final tune, penned by James Oden, is Goin' Down Slow, which Peter treats lovingly, is slow blues at their very finest. I cannot say enough good things about this CD which I regard as an authentic masterpiece. On a scale of one to ten, I would give it a twelve, there is not a weak point anywhere in my opinion, hence my bald statement, the very best Australian album I've ever heard ~ South Australian Blues Society, 1999

Bluestime Peter Gelling

Deluxury - Crosseyed Cupid

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1999
Time:54:23 
Size:125,7 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Rock/Contemporary Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Soul to Keep - 3:57
 2. Waitin' - 4:17
 3. Nothin's ez - 4:28
 4. Nobody's business - 4:36
 5. Best I Can Do - 5:51
 6. Rockin' in Memphis - 4:35
 7. Someone Like Me - 3:13
 8. Girl Like You - 4:31
 9. Straight Ahead - 4:57
10. Whiskey Drinkin' Man - 4:38
11. That's Enough - 3:16
12. Everything I Need - 4:03
13. It's Over - 1:55

Deluxury's "Tales of the Misguided Arrow" CD features the standout track "Crosseyed Cupid," a dance genre classic from 1990. Released under the DELUXURY label with catalog number DELCD8013, this album captures the vibrant energy and unique sound of early 90s dance music. The striking cover art showcases a pensive cherub, perfectly complementing the album's thematic undertones.This edition is  release CD, offering a compelling blend of catchy rhythms and memorable melodies that fans of the genre will appreciate. Ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage dance music, this album holds a notable place as a representation of the era's style and musical innovation. Add this distinctive CD to your collection and enjoy the timeless beats of Deluxury.
DeLuxury had five record releases, including the all original Crosseyed Cupid; was sponsored by Miller Beer for eight years; toured the Midwest and beyond; and played many prestigious gigs as headliners as well as the opening act for Stevie Ray Vaughan, Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes, Fabulous Thunderbirds and Little Feat, among others. They also had the pleasure of supporting established artists, including Robert Plant and Joan Baez, and jumping on stage to jam with them.

Crosseyed Cupid

Steve Rowe - Live à Montréal

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2006
Time:54:52 
Size:126,7 MB 
Label:Howlin' Blue Productions  
Styles:Blues/Electric Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Don't Dog Me Tonight - 6:21
 2. Four in the Morning - 4:06
 3. Train to Gatton - 4:05
 4. Little Wing - 7:17
 5. One Foot Front - 3:56
 6. Cool Down - 5:12
 7. Carlos & Me - 6:55
 8. Can't Forgive, Won't Forget - 4:32
 9. Shine On - 9:05
10. Mumblin' Man - 3:18

Musicians:
Steve Rowe - Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar;
Alec McElcheran - Vocals, Bass;
Lazlo Ullmann - Organ;
Dominic Legrand - Drums
Eric Kahyat - Saxophone;
Sarah McElcheran - Trumpet.

Steve Rowe – Quebec Guitar Hero!  Master blues guitarist Steve Rowe has earned his solid reputation !
Career highlights include the Spectra Presentation – Opening for the legendary Buddy Guy at Montreal’s Metropolis Theatre; Colin James at The Montreal Spectrum; Bryan Lee on his Quebec Tour and jamming with blues legend Hubert Summlin. Canada’s Prime Minister of the Blues Dutch Mason had a young Steve once play with his band, inviting him to “Take it away, son” on the evening’s first solo.  He mastered his craft while backing up many headliners on the Montreal blues scene. Smokey Wilson’s advice to Steve was simple: “You’re an honest bluesman. Don’t ever change.”
Montreal CHOM radio’s Randy Renaud called Rowe a “head-down, have-guitar-will-travel professional who derives his greatest satisfaction from songs and notes perfectly delivered”. He was right. As is Rowe’s style, every note is deliberate and each tone carries meaning.
Accolades include 15 Nominations fron the Quebec Lys Blues Awards for Best CD and Best Guitarist, and all five of his CDs have made it into the Top 20 CDs in the US Living Blues Charts, as well Toronto’s Maple Blues Mag. Highlights from Steve’s third studio recording, Front Rowe Center, include a nationwide broadcast on Rogers TV, live from the Ottawa Bluesfest in 2005.
Steve’s band is a regular event with Spectra, booked frequently at The Montreal’s International Jazz Festival as well as other related events. Festiblues de Montréal has showcased him almost every year since it’s inception. Steve’s tours have taken to Bluesfests across Canada, including Ottawa, Edmunston, Sutton, Trois Rivieres, Toronto, James Bay, Noranda, Chicoutimi, and Vancouver, to name a few.
Steve was also a “Blues Brother” in the popular YTV teen series Prank Patrol for their season premiere. Feature film releases Teddy Bear and Seven Days have also chosen numerous songs from Steve’s large original repertoire for their sound tracks. CBC’s Homerun used his music for their opening theme for 3 years. Coaching actor Christian Kane for his blues guitar-playing role in MTV’s feature Love Song, as well as recording the solo guitar parts for the film, was a huge thrill. Steve’s television premiere for Bravo Television’s Café Campus en Blues in ‘97 was his first major National exposure.
He formed  his first band Skid Rowe with Bob Smith in 1981. His influences come from 1950s Chicago and 60s British blues,  with a huge helping of Michael Bloomfield, all the Kings (Freddie, Albert, and B.B.), Johnny Winter and Eric Clapton. After honing his skills on blues standards, Rowe decided to start writing his own lyrics and music, releasing his first CD in 2000 entitled Driving the Blues Away. This is when he first met Sound Engineer Kevin Komada, Hotel2Tango’s Recording Studio, and Mastering Artist Andrew Heermans of Polywog Recording Company (NYC). This team can take much of the credit for the rich and pure tones of each instrument. Staying true to his roots, Steve and the band record live off the floor straight to two inch analogue tape.
Steve, acknowledged by Canada’s ITunes and International press as a “Guitar Hero”, has firmly established himself as an original Canadian Bluesman.

Live à Montréal

Morgan Davis Band - Live

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:1993
Time:37:04 
Size:85,8 MB 
Label:Not On Label 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Done Changed My Way of Living - 4:49
 2. Rosalee - 2:38
 3. Do the Do - 2:46
 4. I'm Leavin' Town - 4:17
 5. Wine - 3:35
 6. Tavelling Riverside Blues - 3:41
 7. Can't Hold Out Much Longer - 3:59
 8. Ooh Baby, Hold Me - 4:03
 9. Somebody Been Talking - 3:43
10. Whatchasee - 3:30

Musicians:
Morgan Davis - Guitar, Vocals;
Alan Duffy - Bass;
Geoff Arsenault - Drums.

Toronto-area Canadian Blues Band.Recorded Live at Grossmans Tavern, Toronto August 14, 1993.
Morgan Davis is a Canadian blues singer, guitarist, and songwriter.
He was born and spent his childhood in Detroit, Michigan, before relocating to Toronto, Ontario, Canada. He moved to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 2001. His song "Why'd You Lie" was a hit for Colin James and featured on James' 1988 debut album. "Reefer Smokin' Man" was described as a "blues cult classic". 

Live

nuBlues Band - Chicken Fried Blues

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2010
Time:35:59 
Size:83,1 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Walking the Dog - 4:04
 2. My Addiction - 3:23
 3. I'm Back - 4:35
 4. Hey! - 5:31
 5. Kind Hearted Woman Blues - 4:29
 6. Sweet Home Chicago (feat. Gypsy) - 7:07
 7. Those Dreams (feat. Gypsy) - 6:46

Could find no bio reviews on this one.

Chicken Fried Blues

Danny Chicago - Sometimes I Think Too Much

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2025
Time:70:26 
Size:163,1 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Singer Songwriter/Blues/Mix 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Sometimes I Think Too Much (Live) - 2:50
 2. How Do I Get My Songs on the Radio (Live) - 3:46
 3. Everything Is Gonna Be Alright (Live) - 4:23
 4. A Little Bit Drunk and a Little Bit Stoned - 3:29
 5. I Just Wanted You to Know (Live) - 3:35
 6. Close Your Eyes - 2:40
 7. I Wasn't Looking for Trouble (Live) - 2:24
 8. Every Man Needs a Woman (Live) - 6:05
 9. Fallen Angel (Live) - 2:50
10. Runaway Train - 3:13
11. You Can Run but You Cannot Hide (Live) - 2:27
12. You Make Me Crazy (Live) - 2:38
13. In the Heat of the Night (Live) - 2:50
14. Put It in the Hat (Live) - 2:12
15. How to Write the Blues (Live) - 3:36
16. Sweet Sugar Daddy (Live) - 5:08
17. Sugar Buns (Live) - 3:24
18. Russian Soldier - 3:34
19. Let's All Go to Washington (Live) - 2:17
20. House of Whores - 4:27
21. Help Somebody (Live) - 2:27

Danny (Danny LoCascio) is from Chicago, Illinois. He has lived in Vienna for over 15 years and performs in his band MEAN STREETS and now DANNY CHICAGO AND THE LUCKY BAND.The name “Danny Chicago” evolved from always being referred to as “Danny from Chicago” with his musical friends in Vienna because they have such a hard time pronouncing or remembering his last name.He writes and performs his own original songs in the style of Blues, Rock, Funk, Country, Ballads, Boogie Woogie and even Reggae. The style is often light hearted and humorous and sometimes inspires audience participation/

Sometimes I Think Too Much

John Logan - John Logan with The LIX [EP]

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2026
Time:20:47 
Size:48,0 MB 
Label:Peachy Records 
Styles:Blues/Mix
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Little Bird - 4:12
 2. (She Likes It) Greasy - 2:59
 3. Midnite In The City - 3:35
 4. Baby's Got A Lock On My Heart - 3:29
 5. '55 Thunderbird - 3:09
 6. Brownsville Woman Blues - 3:22

John Logan’s musical journey spans decades and genres, deeply rooted in folk, blues, and jazz. His early fascination with music began in South Bend, Indiana, where he was surrounded by folk musicians in his family’s lively gatherings. However, it was in the 1960s Bay Area scene where Logan truly immersed himself in performing. Playing at iconic clubs like The Jabberwocky in Berkeley, he honed his skills, absorbing influences from folk and flamenco.The 1970s saw Logan exploring blues and jazz influences while living in Wyoming. He studied under Berklee-trained guitarist Ron McClure, delving into composition, jazz fusion, and experimental performances. His time in Austin during the 1980s placed him in the heart of the city’s thriving blues scene, where he worked in radio while playing alongside legends like Alan Haynes and Butch Hancock. His deep involvement in Austin’s music culture led him to become the music director at KLBJ, shaping the city’s airwaves. For more information or to learn more, visit www.johnloganmusicstl.us/

John Logan with The LIX [EP]

The Michael Terry Group - Bighead Baby

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2009
Time:32:48 
Size:75,7 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues/Rockin`Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Bighead Baby - 3:14
 2. Why You Wanna Scream On Me - 3:47
 3. Here To Stay - 0:21
 4. Muddy World - 1:49
 5. Too Bad - 1:34
 6. Mama Raised A Fool - 3:05
 7. What Would I Do - 3:56
 8. Whooped - 3:54
 9. Takin' Names - 3:30
10. She My Baby - 3:26
11. Hard To Find My Way - 4:06

"Bighead Baby" is The Michael Terry Group's debut CD. The band, from St. Louis, MO, consists of Michael Terry on vocals and guitars, Jan "Jan-Jan" Cameron on bass, Michael Schmidt on drums, and Steve "Weepin' One Take" Wamser on keyboards. The CD features eleven original and well done tracks. The disc opens with the catchy title track "Bighead Baby". Now I could be wrong, but I'm thinkin' that telling your baby she has a big head has to be right up there - on the things not to say list - with telling her she has a big butt. With it's humorous lyrics, this foot tappin' / knee slappin' / head bobbin' shuffle is highlighted by real tight and steady rhythm and great guitar and piano leads. "Why You Wanna Scream On Me?" could very well be the discs best track. The groove that Jan-Jan, Michael and Steve have themselves locked into is as awesome as Michael's scorching guitar leads and vocals. This three and a half minute track should have been at least six or seven minutes longer, but several replays took care of that. Real good stuff right here. One of the discs more progressive tracks is "Mama Raised A Fool". This one's an all out free for all with everyone wailin' away. The mix of hot funk coming from the rhythm section, along with the wild guitar chords and psychedelic sounds created by the piano, had me thinking Sly and the Family Stone on steroids. Whoa! In spite of some great musical support, "What Would I Do?" is one of those tracks where the intensity of the lyrics, and the emotional way in which they are sung, absolutely steal the song. This melancholy ballad has Michael wondering about the same things everyone who loves someone might wonder about - should that loved one all of a sudden be gone. It's songs like this that would get my "song of the year" vote. Great work, Michael! On this all out jam, the band's kickin' ass and "Takin' Names". Depending on where your speakers are located, you just might want to be concerned with your smoke alarms going off when this one gets going. The scorching guitar licks, the fiery rhythm and the blazing piano are all throwing out some serious heat. Other rockin', funky and blues filled tracks on "Bighead Baby" include: "Here to Stay", "Muddy World", "Too Bad:, "Whooped", "She's My Baby", and "Hard To Find My Way".

Bighead Baby

Paulie Bignell & The Thornbury Two - Lost & Dangerous

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2014
Time:50:44 
Size:118,0 MB 
Label:Black Market Music 
Styles:Blues/R`n`R/ 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Drive It on Home - 3:14
 2. Gonna Bring You Down - 2:49
 3. You Can't Drink All Day - 3:33
 4. Ride It Like I Stole It - 3:29
 5. I Don't Mind Anymore - 4:08
 6. Gps - 3:10
 7. Do It Again - 3:32
 8. Come Down Hard - 2:36
 9. Howlin' for My Darlin' - 5:02
10. One, One Way Ticket - 3:27
11. Life in the Past Lane - 3:08
12. Hurts Me Too - 5:21
13. Pippa is a Ripper - 2:45
14. Walk a Mile in My Shoes - 4:22

A proud product of Melbourne’s eastern suburbs, Paulie clearly understands the rowdy, rhythmic drive of the Blues but to call him a Blues revivalist is much the same as calling T-Bone Burnett a sideman. Dig deeper into the Bignell oeuvre and his tangled root system of Rockabilly, Country, soulful R&B and flat-out Rock n Roll becomes apparent.  
Paulie Bignell has established a reputation as one of Australia’s leading songwriters, guitarists and performers with his rock'n'roll jump-blues band The Detonators. In 2011, he took the bigger jump and released his first solo album - Red Eye Flight. Teaming with 'The Thornbury Two" (Peter Beulke and Craig Hadlow), Paulie is now releasing his sophomore effort. Paulie’s songwriting is a stand out feature again. His wry humour tackling issues such as a malfunctioning GPS (GPS), the joys of drinking all day (You Can’t Drink All Day If You Don’t Start In The Morning), and the attraction of retro (Life In The Past Lane), the sister in law of the future King of England (Pippa Is A Ripper), amongst other gems. “Lost & Dangerous... is Rock’n’Roll’Blues from the suburbs” - Paulie Bignell.

Lost & Dangerous