Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2017
Time:77:13
Size:177,4 MB
Label:Self-Released
Styles:Electric Blues
Art:Front
Year:2017
Time:77:13
Size:177,4 MB
Label:Self-Released
Styles:Electric Blues
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Quid Pro Quo (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 3:18
2. Contradicting Woman (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 3:03
3. Sissy Man Blues (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 4:08
4. I Found a Brand New Woman (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 6:25
5. She Wants What She Wants (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 7:04
6. Behind the Green Door (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 4:22
7. Golden Spider Blues (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 4:50
8. Blood in the Street (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 5:07
9. All My Friends Are Dead and Gone (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 3:57
10. Taste (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 3:28
11. California Girls (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 6:12
12. $29.00 (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 8:41
13. Reasons You Need to Sing the Blues (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 4:42
14. All You Fascists Bound to Lose (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 4:41
15. Bad Timing (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 7:10
1. Quid Pro Quo (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 3:18
2. Contradicting Woman (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 3:03
3. Sissy Man Blues (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 4:08
4. I Found a Brand New Woman (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 6:25
5. She Wants What She Wants (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 7:04
6. Behind the Green Door (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 4:22
7. Golden Spider Blues (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 4:50
8. Blood in the Street (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 5:07
9. All My Friends Are Dead and Gone (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 3:57
10. Taste (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 3:28
11. California Girls (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 6:12
12. $29.00 (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 8:41
13. Reasons You Need to Sing the Blues (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 4:42
14. All You Fascists Bound to Lose (Live) [feat. Dustin Bowyer] - 4:41
15. Bad Timing (feat. Dustin Bowyer) - 7:10
Whiteboy Slim has played music since he was a child, learning trumpet, piano, and sousaphone before he discovered the blues and picked up guitar and harmonica. From his first time on stage in a rock band when he was sixteen, he knew his path in life. While studying at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, he rubbed shoulders with musicians like Gary Burton, pianist Al Copley (co-founder of Roomful of Blues), and bassist Ron McClure (bassist with Charles Lloyd, Wynton Kelly, Quest, The 4th Way, Joe Henderson, Blood, Sweat & Tears, The Pointer Sisters, Sarah Vaughan, Thelonious Monk). After years on the road in everything from showbands to top-40 cover bands, he landed in Toronto where he founded the New Wave Band "Dirty Movies" which still has fans today. Finally returning to his first love, he formed the Blues Band "Automatic Slim", which played most of the blues clubs in the city, including the legendary El Mocambo, The Silver Dollar Saloon, and the Black Swan. Automatic Slim was the house band at four different clubs on different nights of the week, and was noted for having best grossing Wednesday night downstairs at the El Mocambo.
After Automatic Slim broke up, he played solo before moving west and starting fresh as Whiteboy Slim. playing bars and festivals such as the Sasktel Jazz Festival, The Mid-Winter Blues Festival, The Prairie Arts Festival, the Flatland Music Festival, Blues for Peace, and many others. He has since played with international artists such as Henry Correy (AUS), Sam Dufour (Sweetsalt) (CAN), The Bill Hills Blues Band (CAN), and L.O.R.D. Funk (CAN/USA).
After Automatic Slim broke up, he played solo before moving west and starting fresh as Whiteboy Slim. playing bars and festivals such as the Sasktel Jazz Festival, The Mid-Winter Blues Festival, The Prairie Arts Festival, the Flatland Music Festival, Blues for Peace, and many others. He has since played with international artists such as Henry Correy (AUS), Sam Dufour (Sweetsalt) (CAN), The Bill Hills Blues Band (CAN), and L.O.R.D. Funk (CAN/USA).

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