Bitrate: 320K/s
Year: 2011
Time: 66:51
Size: 154,2 MB
Label: Maui Tribe Records
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
Year: 2011
Time: 66:51
Size: 154,2 MB
Label: Maui Tribe Records
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Warehouse Blues - 2:30
2. Too Bad - 3:10
3. Crazy It Seems - 3:04
4. Spin U Around - 3:38
5. Heart Aching Blues - 6:39
6. Driving Miss Daisy - 4:37
7. Howling At The Moon - 3:36
8. Easy Little Baby - 2:56
9. Nasty Thing - 3:37
10. Lonely Man - 3:48
11. World Singing The Blues - 4:10
12. Good Thing - 3:44
13. Sweet Loving Woman - 4:15
14. Hookline - 4:01
15. Roll Me Over - 4:53
16. Let The Good Times Roll - 3:27
17. Give It To Me - 4:45
1. Warehouse Blues - 2:30
2. Too Bad - 3:10
3. Crazy It Seems - 3:04
4. Spin U Around - 3:38
5. Heart Aching Blues - 6:39
6. Driving Miss Daisy - 4:37
7. Howling At The Moon - 3:36
8. Easy Little Baby - 2:56
9. Nasty Thing - 3:37
10. Lonely Man - 3:48
11. World Singing The Blues - 4:10
12. Good Thing - 3:44
13. Sweet Loving Woman - 4:15
14. Hookline - 4:01
15. Roll Me Over - 4:53
16. Let The Good Times Roll - 3:27
17. Give It To Me - 4:45
When you think of the Blues you think of Clarksdale, MS; Memphis, TN; St. Louis, MO; Chicago, IL or even Austin, TX. How ‘bout Wailuku, HI?
Willie K and band come to us from the land of Aloha - not some grungy Old South sharecropper village on the wrong side of the tracks or hardscrabble ghetto on the south or east side. Bodda you? Shouldn’t, Willie K is da kine! He play blues; he play Hawaiian, he play jazz. He even do opera. Ho brah! I be listenin’ to Uncle Willie K’s blues release called Warehouse Blues and it be killer. It is primo blues from the Islands local style. Dis 17 track collection, all written by Willie K (Willie Kahaiali’i), it brok’ da mout. Da whole release be good fun. Willie K gives da six string a dirty lickins’ and his tone be momona. He call in da bruddahs on dis one. Jerry Byers he play bass; Kris Thomas be drummin; Mio “Timbolero” Flores be addin’ percussion; Tam Sugayam hit da Congas; and special guests Avi Ronen be playin’ guitar on da track Nasty Thing; Sam Ahia, Sr. do jazz guitar on da track Lonely Man: and Howard Eisenberg he be addin’ sax. It be onolisicious! Da tunes just at home at the House Of Blues in Chicago, Austin or Memphis as at Kimo’s in Lahaina. There be delta blues, Chicago electric blues, Texas blues. It be planny ono stuff. Willie K sings ‘em, taunts ‘em, jazz’s em, rocks ‘em. If you be in da islands spark ‘em and you be rockin’. Den hana hou. K’den? Get it. It be good fun.
Willie K and band come to us from the land of Aloha - not some grungy Old South sharecropper village on the wrong side of the tracks or hardscrabble ghetto on the south or east side. Bodda you? Shouldn’t, Willie K is da kine! He play blues; he play Hawaiian, he play jazz. He even do opera. Ho brah! I be listenin’ to Uncle Willie K’s blues release called Warehouse Blues and it be killer. It is primo blues from the Islands local style. Dis 17 track collection, all written by Willie K (Willie Kahaiali’i), it brok’ da mout. Da whole release be good fun. Willie K gives da six string a dirty lickins’ and his tone be momona. He call in da bruddahs on dis one. Jerry Byers he play bass; Kris Thomas be drummin; Mio “Timbolero” Flores be addin’ percussion; Tam Sugayam hit da Congas; and special guests Avi Ronen be playin’ guitar on da track Nasty Thing; Sam Ahia, Sr. do jazz guitar on da track Lonely Man: and Howard Eisenberg he be addin’ sax. It be onolisicious! Da tunes just at home at the House Of Blues in Chicago, Austin or Memphis as at Kimo’s in Lahaina. There be delta blues, Chicago electric blues, Texas blues. It be planny ono stuff. Willie K sings ‘em, taunts ‘em, jazz’s em, rocks ‘em. If you be in da islands spark ‘em and you be rockin’. Den hana hou. K’den? Get it. It be good fun.
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