Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2003
Time: 57:48
Size: 132,5 MB
Label: Severn Records
Styles: Blues/Harmonica Blues
Art: Full
1. I Believe - 4:03
2. Get Over Me - 4:16
3. And the Angels Sing - 2:53
4. Love and Trouble - 5:08
5. Feeling Blue - 4:12
6. Tell Me What's Going On - 3:58
7. Burial Seasons - 5:25
8. TWhy the Sun Sets Red and Low - 2:21
9. I Asked My Baby - 4:47
10. Funk-Shun - 6:55
11. Linda Lou - 4:53
12. Tomorrow Morning - 4:19
13. From Now On This Morning (11 September) - 4:32
Sugar Ray Norcia has a burnished and warm quality to his voice that's ideally suited to the laid-back and rockin' blues featured on Sugar Ray & the Bluetones Featuring Monster Mike Welch. In fact, the whole band sounds steeped in Hennessy and tradition. This includes guest Welch, whose work on his mid-tempo original "Get Over Me" proves how close he is to matching the quality of B.B. King and Jimmie Vaughan. As a whole, the album is a tasty affair moving deftly from interesting standards such as the Norcia harmonica-driven "And the Angels Sing" to the torrid balladry of "Love and Trouble." This is easily one of Sugar Ray's best efforts.
Two-time Grammy Award nominee Sugar Ray Norcia is back and better than ever with this self-titled release featuring guitarist 'Monsterquot; Mike Welch. Following up his Boston Music Award nominated quot;Rockin' Sugar Daddyquot; (SEE #12), Sugar Ray once again delivers his signature brand of hard driving blues complete with blistering guitar, assertive harmonica and a flawless performance delivered by one of today's premier blues vocalists. Sugar Ray and The Bluetones Featuring "Monster" Mike Welch/
Sugar Ray & the Bluetones Featuring Monster Mike Welch
Year: 2003
Time: 57:48
Size: 132,5 MB
Label: Severn Records
Styles: Blues/Harmonica Blues
Art: Full
1. I Believe - 4:03
2. Get Over Me - 4:16
3. And the Angels Sing - 2:53
4. Love and Trouble - 5:08
5. Feeling Blue - 4:12
6. Tell Me What's Going On - 3:58
7. Burial Seasons - 5:25
8. TWhy the Sun Sets Red and Low - 2:21
9. I Asked My Baby - 4:47
10. Funk-Shun - 6:55
11. Linda Lou - 4:53
12. Tomorrow Morning - 4:19
13. From Now On This Morning (11 September) - 4:32
Sugar Ray Norcia has a burnished and warm quality to his voice that's ideally suited to the laid-back and rockin' blues featured on Sugar Ray & the Bluetones Featuring Monster Mike Welch. In fact, the whole band sounds steeped in Hennessy and tradition. This includes guest Welch, whose work on his mid-tempo original "Get Over Me" proves how close he is to matching the quality of B.B. King and Jimmie Vaughan. As a whole, the album is a tasty affair moving deftly from interesting standards such as the Norcia harmonica-driven "And the Angels Sing" to the torrid balladry of "Love and Trouble." This is easily one of Sugar Ray's best efforts.
Two-time Grammy Award nominee Sugar Ray Norcia is back and better than ever with this self-titled release featuring guitarist 'Monsterquot; Mike Welch. Following up his Boston Music Award nominated quot;Rockin' Sugar Daddyquot; (SEE #12), Sugar Ray once again delivers his signature brand of hard driving blues complete with blistering guitar, assertive harmonica and a flawless performance delivered by one of today's premier blues vocalists. Sugar Ray and The Bluetones Featuring "Monster" Mike Welch/
Sugar Ray & the Bluetones Featuring Monster Mike Welch
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