Teresa Russell and Cocobilli - The Blues Is Real

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2017
Time:75:51 
Size:174,4 MB 
Label:Self-Released 
Styles:Blues Rock/Rock 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Bad Kind of Thinkin' -  7:39
 2. I Really Miss You Babe -  6:21
 3. Who's That Woman -  7:25
 4. Our Love's Been Changin' -  5:11
 5. Fool's Dream -  7:21
 6. I'll Be so Good -  6:55
 7. Good Thing -  6:07
 8. Let's Start a Party - 12:04
 9. Sweet Tenderness -  9:09
10. Like a Phoenix -  7:35

Described as “the most awesome Female rock guitarist…ever!” this is simply an understatement – Teresa Russell is one of the best guitarists out there: male or female. She has performed all over the world and has shared the stage with guitar rockers such as Johnny Winter, Walter Trout, Carl Verheyen, Corby Yates and others. Teresa, is the only female to ever qualify” in the top eight” for the national finals in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame/Guitar Center’s lead guitar competition, Guitarmageddon. Competing with over 2000 guitarists across the country, she accomplished this by winning the West regional in Los Angeles where she received “out-of-seat-thumbs-up” kudos from such Grammy award, celebrity judges/guitarists as Steve Lukather (Toto) and Steve Stevens (Billy Idol). Teresa started guitar lessons at age 7. She was playing teen halls, high schools and navy bases by age 9. At age 12, she was playing on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood. With guitar influences such as Hendrix and Clapton, she rocked regularly at Gazzari’s and the Whiskey A-Go-Go. Numerous TV appearances followed as well as writing songs for a movie called The Young Graduates. At age 14, Teresa and her band were contracted to do a six-month engagement in Mexico City, performing at the El Camino Real and El Senior Real Hotels and night clubs. After attending Northridge University on a guitar scholarship, she hit the road to continue seasoning her rock chops in countless roadhouse bars throughout the western U.S. She later formed an all-female rock band and performed for several years on the Las Vegas, Reno and Lake Tahoe circuits.
After touring all over the world with Helen Reddy throughout the late 80’s, playing live TV and major concert venues, Teresa decided to pursue projects of her own. She focused on her blues-rock roots with an aggressive style establishing a wide-spread fan base throughout southern California.

The Blues Is Real