Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2005
Time: 75:05
Size: 172,1 MB
Label: Blue Bella
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Sadie Mae - 4:25
2. I Never Forget - 3:28
3. Check My Pulse - 4:18
4. Just Like That - 2:52
5. Ridin' At The Ranch - 5:32
6. One-Eyed Jack - 4:25
7. Grease Monkey - 6:23
8. The Money I Make - 3:45
9. Feel So Ashamed - 4:09
10. The Coldcut Stomp - 2:38
11. The Bishop - 6:03
12. You Got To Lose - 5:02
13. If I Could Get My Hands On You - 5:34
14. Crazy Woman Blues - 7:21
15. Everybody Got To Go - 4:09
16. Gone Hoggin' - 4:55
Many so-called blues releases are actually filled with bluesy R&B, soul, pop, and rock. There is no such stylistic confusion in Sadie Mae from Nick Moss & the Flip Tops. The music is no-nonsense blues, played with spirit, drive, and swing. Most of the selections are concise, getting their message across and not overstaying their welcome. By varying tempos and moods plus including occasional instrumentals, the quintet performs enjoyable and memorable music, with an emphasis on cooking straight-ahead grooves. Lead voices are Nick Moss on guitar and vocals, harmonica player Gerry Hunot, and pianist Bob Welsh (doubling on organ), but the tight yet loose rhythm section is not to be overlooked either. This is a fun set, well worthy of several listens.
Sadie Mae
Year: 2005
Time: 75:05
Size: 172,1 MB
Label: Blue Bella
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Sadie Mae - 4:25
2. I Never Forget - 3:28
3. Check My Pulse - 4:18
4. Just Like That - 2:52
5. Ridin' At The Ranch - 5:32
6. One-Eyed Jack - 4:25
7. Grease Monkey - 6:23
8. The Money I Make - 3:45
9. Feel So Ashamed - 4:09
10. The Coldcut Stomp - 2:38
11. The Bishop - 6:03
12. You Got To Lose - 5:02
13. If I Could Get My Hands On You - 5:34
14. Crazy Woman Blues - 7:21
15. Everybody Got To Go - 4:09
16. Gone Hoggin' - 4:55
Many so-called blues releases are actually filled with bluesy R&B, soul, pop, and rock. There is no such stylistic confusion in Sadie Mae from Nick Moss & the Flip Tops. The music is no-nonsense blues, played with spirit, drive, and swing. Most of the selections are concise, getting their message across and not overstaying their welcome. By varying tempos and moods plus including occasional instrumentals, the quintet performs enjoyable and memorable music, with an emphasis on cooking straight-ahead grooves. Lead voices are Nick Moss on guitar and vocals, harmonica player Gerry Hunot, and pianist Bob Welsh (doubling on organ), but the tight yet loose rhythm section is not to be overlooked either. This is a fun set, well worthy of several listens.
Sadie Mae
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