Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2010
Time:38:26
Size:88,6 MB
Label:Self-Released
Styles:Blues/Harmonica Blues/East Coast Blues
Art:Full
Year:2010
Time:38:26
Size:88,6 MB
Label:Self-Released
Styles:Blues/Harmonica Blues/East Coast Blues
Art:Full
Tracks Listing:
1. Goin Down 9 - 3:58
2. You Don't Know - 4:34
3. All Broke Up About Love - 4:24
4. Cheeze Wit - 2:34
5. Go No Futher - 4:11
6. By Myside - 7:02
7. Go And Get My Beer - 2:15
8. Take My Lovin - 2:58
9. Who's Fool'in Who - 3:31
10. Ain't Nobody Here But Me - 2:55
1. Goin Down 9 - 3:58
2. You Don't Know - 4:34
3. All Broke Up About Love - 4:24
4. Cheeze Wit - 2:34
5. Go No Futher - 4:11
6. By Myside - 7:02
7. Go And Get My Beer - 2:15
8. Take My Lovin - 2:58
9. Who's Fool'in Who - 3:31
10. Ain't Nobody Here But Me - 2:55
From the moment he caught B.B. King on an episode of Sanford & Son at the age of 11, the Delaware native knew the Blues was something special. Eyes- wide, this moment was one he would never forget, picking up his first bass shortly after. This experience sparked a musical career spanning four decades. While the early 80’s were spent supporting heavy metal guitarist Vinnie Moore, the 90’s brought him back to the Blues. Touring throughout the U.S, Canada, and Europe he supported acts such as Sonny Rhodes, Georgie Bonds and The Blueskeepers, Socco, and Lonnie Shields. The next decade kept him even busier, as he was in high demand on bass duty with Big Jack Johnson, Richard Ray Farrell, and Roger Girke. Jimmy had been meeting up in Memphis throughout the years – specifically at The Blues Foundation’s International Blues Challenge (IBC). It’s been a long, sweet road since his debut as front-man, when “Shopping for the Blues” knocked it out of the park in 2004. This gained him a notable nomination from the Jersey Shore Jazz and Blues Foundation for the IBC CD competition. In 2010 he was nominated again, this time by The Diamond State Blues Society for the impressive “Goin’ Down 9” album. In more recent years, Pritchard rocked the International Blues Challenge as bassman backing long-time friend and harp extraordinaire Mikey Junior- first in 2011 when they reached the semi-finals and then again in 2012 as finalists. 2014 brought the Jimmy Pritchard Band to Memphis where they became IBC semi-finalists representing the Jersey Shore Jazz & Blues Foundation, proving that Memphis, and the spotlight, is where Jimmy shines!
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