Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2017
Time:21:02
Size:48,3 MB
Label:Self-Released
Styles:Blues
Art:Front
Year:2017
Time:21:02
Size:48,3 MB
Label:Self-Released
Styles:Blues
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Boom Boom - 3:22
2. Champagne and Reefer - 4:45
3. Born Under a Bad Sign - 3:15
4. Big Legged Woman - 5:58
5. No More Tears to Cry - 3:41
1. Boom Boom - 3:22
2. Champagne and Reefer - 4:45
3. Born Under a Bad Sign - 3:15
4. Big Legged Woman - 5:58
5. No More Tears to Cry - 3:41
Dustin Douglas & The Electric Gentlemen Present “Blues I”. A collection of classic blues covers and a new original track.
Dustin Douglas & the Electric Gentlemen is a power trio based in Wilkes-Barre, PA that delivers an authentic sound reminiscent of some of the better classic blues-laced rock-n-roll of years past. The group is led by guitarist/vocalist/composer Dustin Douglas Drevitch, former leader of the group Lemongelli and recent guitarist for The Badlees. Drevitch has been performing since age 13 and soon became one of the most sought after live and session guitarists in Northeastern Pennsylvania. After releasing three independent albums with Lemongelli, Drevitch was enlisted for live shows after the Badlees reunited in 2010 and was a full member of the band when they released their 2013 double album, Epiphones and Empty Rooms.
The group decided for 2017 to release a pure blues based EP called Blues 1. Starting off with a dramatic version of John Lee Hooker’s “Boom Boom”, the EP next migrates into the fine groove of Muddy Water’s “Champagne and Reefer”. Albert King’s “Born Under a Bad Sign” is at once close but still distinct from the famous version by Cream, while the rendition of Freddie King’s “Big Legged Woman” features a catchy funk groove. The EP concludes with its best track, which also happens to be the only group original, “No More Tears”, featuring a nice slide guitar and droning rhythms. Overall, while not having many surprises, Blues 1 does feature a good selection of songs, strong rhythms, and soulful vocals throughout.
Dustin Douglas & the Electric Gentlemen is a power trio based in Wilkes-Barre, PA that delivers an authentic sound reminiscent of some of the better classic blues-laced rock-n-roll of years past. The group is led by guitarist/vocalist/composer Dustin Douglas Drevitch, former leader of the group Lemongelli and recent guitarist for The Badlees. Drevitch has been performing since age 13 and soon became one of the most sought after live and session guitarists in Northeastern Pennsylvania. After releasing three independent albums with Lemongelli, Drevitch was enlisted for live shows after the Badlees reunited in 2010 and was a full member of the band when they released their 2013 double album, Epiphones and Empty Rooms.
The group decided for 2017 to release a pure blues based EP called Blues 1. Starting off with a dramatic version of John Lee Hooker’s “Boom Boom”, the EP next migrates into the fine groove of Muddy Water’s “Champagne and Reefer”. Albert King’s “Born Under a Bad Sign” is at once close but still distinct from the famous version by Cream, while the rendition of Freddie King’s “Big Legged Woman” features a catchy funk groove. The EP concludes with its best track, which also happens to be the only group original, “No More Tears”, featuring a nice slide guitar and droning rhythms. Overall, while not having many surprises, Blues 1 does feature a good selection of songs, strong rhythms, and soulful vocals throughout.
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