Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2009
Time: 59:31
Size: 136,7 MB
Label: Blix Street Records
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Outside Woman Blues - 4:08
2. Heavy On My Mind - 5:32
3. Gotta Leave - 7:13
4. Riding With The King - 5:31
5. Almost Cut My Hair - 7:06
6. Come Home - 4:32
7. Back Door Slam - 4:01
8. It'll All Come Around - 5:43
9. Red House - 11:41
10. Been Down So Long - 4:01
Kind of a rare thing for an indie label to quickly release a live set so soon after a band's debut album -- and with five of the same tracks -- but Blix Street is simply celebrating the intensity and blues-rock joy that Davy Knowles and Back Door Slam stirred up live over the course of 300-plus performances during 2007-2008 in support of that album. Captured live at the June 2008 festival in Manchester, TN, it's also a noteworthy chronicle because Knowles, between recording Roll Away and his 2009 Peter Frampton-produced album Coming Up for Air, parted company with longtime bandmates Adam Jones and Ross Doyle -- thus Live from Bonnaroo is a testament to the electric interaction between the three, in addition to being a truly slamming show. Complementing Roll Away gems like "Come Home," "Heavy on My Mind," and "Gotta Leave" are infectious, explosive, free-for-all covers of John Hiatt's soaring and seductive "Riding with the King," Jimi Hendrix's searing, slow-simmering "Redhouse," and, yes, "Back Door Slam," Robert Cray's torchy blues groove jam that was the inspiration for the band's name. Raw, electric and brilliant all around.
Year: 2009
Time: 59:31
Size: 136,7 MB
Label: Blix Street Records
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Outside Woman Blues - 4:08
2. Heavy On My Mind - 5:32
3. Gotta Leave - 7:13
4. Riding With The King - 5:31
5. Almost Cut My Hair - 7:06
6. Come Home - 4:32
7. Back Door Slam - 4:01
8. It'll All Come Around - 5:43
9. Red House - 11:41
10. Been Down So Long - 4:01
Kind of a rare thing for an indie label to quickly release a live set so soon after a band's debut album -- and with five of the same tracks -- but Blix Street is simply celebrating the intensity and blues-rock joy that Davy Knowles and Back Door Slam stirred up live over the course of 300-plus performances during 2007-2008 in support of that album. Captured live at the June 2008 festival in Manchester, TN, it's also a noteworthy chronicle because Knowles, between recording Roll Away and his 2009 Peter Frampton-produced album Coming Up for Air, parted company with longtime bandmates Adam Jones and Ross Doyle -- thus Live from Bonnaroo is a testament to the electric interaction between the three, in addition to being a truly slamming show. Complementing Roll Away gems like "Come Home," "Heavy on My Mind," and "Gotta Leave" are infectious, explosive, free-for-all covers of John Hiatt's soaring and seductive "Riding with the King," Jimi Hendrix's searing, slow-simmering "Redhouse," and, yes, "Back Door Slam," Robert Cray's torchy blues groove jam that was the inspiration for the band's name. Raw, electric and brilliant all around.
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