Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2007
Time:59:27
Size:137,1 MB
Label:SoundGate Productions
Styles:Blues
Art:Front
Year:2007
Time:59:27
Size:137,1 MB
Label:SoundGate Productions
Styles:Blues
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Runnin' Hot, Runnin' Empty - 3:31
2. I Smell Trouble - 3:36
3. Baby Don't You Lie - 5:10
4. Big Red Rooster - 3:56
5. Wishing Well - 3:58
6. Never Fall In Love Again - 3:48
7. Baby Wanna' Boogie - 4:26
8. Slow Burn - 4:55
9. My Baby Lies - 2:25
10. Seven Below - 4:48
11. Treat Me Mean - 4:50
12. Chittlins' - 5:17
13. I've Been Loving You - 4:23
14. Birmingham - 4:19
1. Runnin' Hot, Runnin' Empty - 3:31
2. I Smell Trouble - 3:36
3. Baby Don't You Lie - 5:10
4. Big Red Rooster - 3:56
5. Wishing Well - 3:58
6. Never Fall In Love Again - 3:48
7. Baby Wanna' Boogie - 4:26
8. Slow Burn - 4:55
9. My Baby Lies - 2:25
10. Seven Below - 4:48
11. Treat Me Mean - 4:50
12. Chittlins' - 5:17
13. I've Been Loving You - 4:23
14. Birmingham - 4:19
All original, electric blues. The way it ought to be.Ron Teamer Band “WINNER - 2004 Kansas City Blues Challenge” and “WINNER - 2005 Kansas City Blues Challenge”.Kansas City Blues Society: Ron Teamer - Guitar, Vocals; Joe Morgan - Harp; Mike Bradsher - Bass; Jeff Lincoln - Drums.
"Teamer been playing the blues for more than 50 years. He says he fell in love with the sound of the blues, or its flavor as he calls it, at a very young age. Teamer says while he was growing up in the northeast corner of Kansas City, Kansas, an area long plagued by economic and racial inequality, themes and messages from classic blues artists helped him find joy in misfortune. “It's poor man's music,” Teamer says. “It’s for a man who don't have nothing but a guitar or a slapstick or some type of rhythm to play. It helps poor people learn to survive.”
Despite growing up under financial hardship, Teamer’s family always supported his music career. His mother bought him his first electric guitar, a white Flying V, for his 15th birthday. Its once bright white paint has faded to a dull shade of yellow, and Teamer admits he’s aged just as much as his favorite instrument. He has a growing list of health issues that make traveling to shows and singing on stage more difficult. However, he doesn’t expect to stop performing anytime soon" ~ Zach Perez (November 22, 2022).
"Teamer been playing the blues for more than 50 years. He says he fell in love with the sound of the blues, or its flavor as he calls it, at a very young age. Teamer says while he was growing up in the northeast corner of Kansas City, Kansas, an area long plagued by economic and racial inequality, themes and messages from classic blues artists helped him find joy in misfortune. “It's poor man's music,” Teamer says. “It’s for a man who don't have nothing but a guitar or a slapstick or some type of rhythm to play. It helps poor people learn to survive.”
Despite growing up under financial hardship, Teamer’s family always supported his music career. His mother bought him his first electric guitar, a white Flying V, for his 15th birthday. Its once bright white paint has faded to a dull shade of yellow, and Teamer admits he’s aged just as much as his favorite instrument. He has a growing list of health issues that make traveling to shows and singing on stage more difficult. However, he doesn’t expect to stop performing anytime soon" ~ Zach Perez (November 22, 2022).
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