Dan Granero - Time To Live

Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2011
Time: 58:05
Size: 133,7 MB
Label: Self Relased
Styles: Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Front

Tracka Listing:
 1. Time to Live (Feat. Chris Allison) - 4:33
 2. As Time Goes By - 4:11
 3. Meant to Be - 4:06
 4. Girl of My Dreams - 4:33
 5. I Hear The Blues CallinI Hear the Blues Calling My Name (Feat. David Hentzschel & Chris Allison) - 6:18
 6. Desperate & The Dateless - 2:52
 7. Movin' On - 4:08
 8. Them Blues - 6:37
 9. Blues Chicken - 2:11
10. Long and Windy Road (Feat. Chris Allison) - 4:06
11. All This Time - 5:09
12. HeHere to Stay (Feat. Chris Allison & David Hentzschel) - 5:06
13. Front Porch Blues - 4:08

High energy, passionate, guitar-driven electric Blues/Rock. This album showcases all of Dan's latest tunes inspired by life on the road. It also features a re-worked version of Dan's classic, "I Hear The Blues Calling My Name".
This album was produced, recorded, mixed and mastered by Dan himself along with his good friend and bandmate, David Hentzschel. This albums was recorded at his home studio in NSW Central Coast, Australia and also at Chris Allison's Studio, Erina NSW, Australia. Dan wrote many new tunes inspired by his life and journey as musician and dad on the road. He wanted to showcase a whole new perspective to his music and this album was his work of art, taking time out to really capture the true spirit of his music. He also wanted to play bass on most of this album as he originally was a bassist in his younger years, he also played drums on some of the tracks too.
This album features, Chris Allison - drums (from well-known band "Angelas Dish") on - "Time To Live", "I Hear The Blues Calling My Name", "Long And Windy Road" and "Here To Stay". It also features good friend and long time band mate, David Hentzschel - Bass on "I Hear The Blues Calling My Name" and "Here To Stay".
This album has many catchy tunes as well as traditional Blues and Classic Blues/Rock. All the songs relate to Dan's life and experiences and have a great element of depth and space to involve the listener on this musical journey. Definitely one of Dan's finest albums to date. Enjoy !

Time To Live