Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2017
Time:43:16
Size:99,3 MB
Label:Hoo-Doo Records
Styles:Modern Electric Blues/Juke Joint Blues/Hill Country Blues/Blues Rock
Art:Front
Year:2017
Time:43:16
Size:99,3 MB
Label:Hoo-Doo Records
Styles:Modern Electric Blues/Juke Joint Blues/Hill Country Blues/Blues Rock
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Goofer Dust - 3:45
2. Don't Drive Me Away - 3:04
3. Last Kind Word - 4:23
4. Darling Corey - 3:24
5. The Hawg - 2:59
6. Death Don't Have No Mercy - 4:02
7. Feel Like Hollerin' - 3:37
8. Lucy Mae - 3:37
9. Hill Country Picnic - 4:42
10. Burnin' in Your Fire - 3:53
11. Goddess in Green - 5:43
1. Goofer Dust - 3:45
2. Don't Drive Me Away - 3:04
3. Last Kind Word - 4:23
4. Darling Corey - 3:24
5. The Hawg - 2:59
6. Death Don't Have No Mercy - 4:02
7. Feel Like Hollerin' - 3:37
8. Lucy Mae - 3:37
9. Hill Country Picnic - 4:42
10. Burnin' in Your Fire - 3:53
11. Goddess in Green - 5:43
Musicians:
Bill Steber - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica, Saw, Ukulele Banjo;
Sammy Baker - Drums, Jug, Bass;
Sharde Thomas - Flute;
Luther Dickinson -Guitar, Bass Drum.
Bill Steber - Vocals, Guitar, Harmonica, Saw, Ukulele Banjo;
Sammy Baker - Drums, Jug, Bass;
Sharde Thomas - Flute;
Luther Dickinson -Guitar, Bass Drum.
Goofer Dust is and English album released in 2017. There are a total of 11 songs in Goofer Dust. The songs were composed by Hoodoo Men, a talented musician.
The HooDoo Men have a new album titled “Goofer Dust.” "Goofer Dust” is stripped-down, greasy, juke joint blues, leaning on tradition and thriving on new sounds and infectious grooves”/
Bill Steber has documented blues culture in Mississippi for the last 30+ years, chronicling the state’s blues musicians, juke joints, churches, river baptisms, hoodoo practitioners, traditional farming methods, folk traditions and other significant traditions that gave birth to or influenced the blues. The work is gathered in his exhibit “Stones in my Pathway” as well as in the pages of Living Blues magazine and other publications.
Steber, a native of Centerville, TN, was a staff photojournalist for the Tennessean in Nashville from 1989-2004, winning dozens of regional and national awards while shooting everything from national politics to New York runway fashion and the Super Bowl.
Since 2007, he has explored 21st-century American culture through the use of 19th century wet plate photography, including tintypes, ambrotypes and glass negatives.
In addition to his photography, Steber makes music with The Jake Leg Stompers, the Hoodoo Men, The Jericho Road Show and The Stoop Down Rounders.
The HooDoo Men have a new album titled “Goofer Dust.” "Goofer Dust” is stripped-down, greasy, juke joint blues, leaning on tradition and thriving on new sounds and infectious grooves”/
Bill Steber has documented blues culture in Mississippi for the last 30+ years, chronicling the state’s blues musicians, juke joints, churches, river baptisms, hoodoo practitioners, traditional farming methods, folk traditions and other significant traditions that gave birth to or influenced the blues. The work is gathered in his exhibit “Stones in my Pathway” as well as in the pages of Living Blues magazine and other publications.
Steber, a native of Centerville, TN, was a staff photojournalist for the Tennessean in Nashville from 1989-2004, winning dozens of regional and national awards while shooting everything from national politics to New York runway fashion and the Super Bowl.
Since 2007, he has explored 21st-century American culture through the use of 19th century wet plate photography, including tintypes, ambrotypes and glass negatives.
In addition to his photography, Steber makes music with The Jake Leg Stompers, the Hoodoo Men, The Jericho Road Show and The Stoop Down Rounders.
Hi errny. Great THANKS for this pearl album. What's suprise! Bill Steber is phenomenal musician and bringing by self music very good and still Hill Country Blues. More of his albums will be welcome. He colaborated also with Libby Rae Watson (!) and some others musicians from self region. So Thank You very, very much. The Blues rules from him!
ОтветитьУдалитьOk!
ОтветитьУдалить"Goofer dust is a traditional hexing material and practice of the Black American tradition of Hoodoo from the Southern United States. It has roots in traditional Kongo religion."
ОтветитьУдалитьhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goofer_dust
Also, see Zombie Dust
ОтветитьУдалитьThe Serpent and the Rainbow (1988)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096071
Other:
fact/reality as pointed out by Wade Davis
https://harpers.org/archive/1984/04/the-pharmacology-of-zombies/