Year: 2018
Time: 100:31
Size: 140,8 MB
Label: Rip Cat Records
Styles: Blues/Blues Rock
Art: Front
Tracks Listing:
1. The Sweetest Honey - 3:47
2. Big Bad Wolf - 6:12
3. Trouble at Your Door - 4:11
4. 3 Bullets - 4:33
5. Red Wine Woman - 4:22
6. Say What You Want - 4:45
7. Love so Strong - 5:47
8. Down to Memphis - 5:43
9. Lawdy Mama - 4:38
10. Lucky 13 - 3:40
11. Dream Train - 4:36
12. Back Where I Belong - 4:10
13. T'other Way - 6:30
14. Last Train Around the Sun - 5:50
15. Love You so Bad - 4:16
16. Rain Stomp - 3:21
17. Big Boss Man - 6:46
18. First Born Son - 4:11
19. Shoe on the Other Foot - 9:03
20. Walking in Circles - 4:01
Recorded in front of a sold-out hometown crowd in Santa Barbara, California, this album celebrates 20 years of Greene's blues rock power trio with 20 tracks, including original songs drawn from all 5 of his studio records as well as a few choice covers. Alastair Greene has been hailed as one of the best blues rock guitarists of his generation with his band drawing comparisons to Gov’t Mule, ZZ Top, and Cream. Live From The 805 will appeal to fans of Rockin’ Blues, Southern Rock, Jam Bands, and more. “Live From The 805 is a milestone live celebration of twenty years of rocking the blues for Alastair Greene and his cohorts. It's also another installment in his re-commitment to his own music after stepping down from seven years of adding a blues tinge to the Alan Parsons Live Project, continuing the story told in his most recent studio outing, Dream Train. While Alastair and the band have strong, obvious and impressive roots in the rock world, the twenty songs here, mostly bluesified updates and reprises from Alastair's accumulated discography, reflect Alastair's love and affinity for the blues and its offshoots with equal vigor and authority. Shadows of Albert Collins, Albert King, Howlin' Wolf and many other blues icons run through the music. Alastair's mastery of traditional blues tunings, slide, string bending and grooves are as much a part of the foundation as the hard driving, rocking energy. As numerous greats have shown, blues and rock don't always have to be "either/or." Blues has always reflected the other musics of its time. Happily for we listeners, Alastair is a master of rocking blues (or is it the other way around?), and it will be joyous finding out over the coming decades where the blend takes him - and us.”
Dick Shurman - Blues producer and historian
Live From The 805
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