Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2004
Time:58:57
Size:135,6 MB
Label:World Talent Records
Styles:Blues/Rock/Another Style/Mix
Art: Front
Year:2004
Time:58:57
Size:135,6 MB
Label:World Talent Records
Styles:Blues/Rock/Another Style/Mix
Art: Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Big John - 3:54
2. I Wasn't Looking for Trouble - 4:45
3. Only Moments - 6:05
4. Colorblind - 4:47
5. Oh Happy Day - 3:37
6. Guitar String Blues - 3:37
7. Thru These Days - 7:41
8. I'm Gonna Drop My Troubles - 3:50
9. Blues in the Basement - 7:57
10. Riding on the Blues Train - 4:45
11. River of Tears - 4:00
12. Going Back to Memphis - 3:53
1. Big John - 3:54
2. I Wasn't Looking for Trouble - 4:45
3. Only Moments - 6:05
4. Colorblind - 4:47
5. Oh Happy Day - 3:37
6. Guitar String Blues - 3:37
7. Thru These Days - 7:41
8. I'm Gonna Drop My Troubles - 3:50
9. Blues in the Basement - 7:57
10. Riding on the Blues Train - 4:45
11. River of Tears - 4:00
12. Going Back to Memphis - 3:53
This CD is full of well written house rocking funky origional Rock and Blues. Superb quality from start to finish.
About the Artist:
Forrest McDonald has been a musical force on guitar for the many years , and remains a commanding force at the forefront of today' blues scene. Forrest McDonald with Raymond Victor and Andrew Black showcase their mastery of the blues, accompanied by one of the hottest bands ever assembled. They are just as comfortable playing a shuffle, or a raw Chicago-style blues, as they are playing a slow heart wrenching Texas blues or a hard driven, fun rockin' down home boogie or a funky rock tune. Forrest McDonald, Raymond Victor and the Forrest McDonald Band consistently "rock the house" as they reach for that ultimate performance - and achieve it time and time again!
Originally from Austin, Texas, Forrest McDonald’s career began over 40 years ago and has spawned dozens of recordings and international acclaim. Now based in Atlanta, Georgia, music critics consider the veteran musician to be one of the great blues writers and performers of our day.
Forrest’s alliance with Chicago native Raymond Victor, the band’s lead vocalist and keyboardist, began in California in the early 1970’s. After 30 years of performing and touring, they have honed their blues talents to a perfect blend increasing their fan base with every performance.
They are backed by veterans Jonathan Schwenke on the bass guitar and vocals; John McKnight on the drums and vocals and the internationally known Tony Carey on Keyboards.
Forrest McDonald was voted Best Southern Blues Guitarist (Modern) by Real Blues Magazine July 2002. Forrest McDonald and the 3D Blues Band were voted the "Best Southern Blues Band" by Real Blues Magazine for 1999, 2000, and 2001. They also voted Finger Lickin' Blues the best southern blues release for 2001. He also received the Just Plain Folks Music Award for Best Blues Album of 1999 for the Spirit of the Blues CD. The song "Work, Work," appearing on What’s It Gonna Take? Was voted Best Blues Song for 2000 by Just Plain Folks.
About the Artist:
Forrest McDonald has been a musical force on guitar for the many years , and remains a commanding force at the forefront of today' blues scene. Forrest McDonald with Raymond Victor and Andrew Black showcase their mastery of the blues, accompanied by one of the hottest bands ever assembled. They are just as comfortable playing a shuffle, or a raw Chicago-style blues, as they are playing a slow heart wrenching Texas blues or a hard driven, fun rockin' down home boogie or a funky rock tune. Forrest McDonald, Raymond Victor and the Forrest McDonald Band consistently "rock the house" as they reach for that ultimate performance - and achieve it time and time again!
Originally from Austin, Texas, Forrest McDonald’s career began over 40 years ago and has spawned dozens of recordings and international acclaim. Now based in Atlanta, Georgia, music critics consider the veteran musician to be one of the great blues writers and performers of our day.
Forrest’s alliance with Chicago native Raymond Victor, the band’s lead vocalist and keyboardist, began in California in the early 1970’s. After 30 years of performing and touring, they have honed their blues talents to a perfect blend increasing their fan base with every performance.
They are backed by veterans Jonathan Schwenke on the bass guitar and vocals; John McKnight on the drums and vocals and the internationally known Tony Carey on Keyboards.
Forrest McDonald was voted Best Southern Blues Guitarist (Modern) by Real Blues Magazine July 2002. Forrest McDonald and the 3D Blues Band were voted the "Best Southern Blues Band" by Real Blues Magazine for 1999, 2000, and 2001. They also voted Finger Lickin' Blues the best southern blues release for 2001. He also received the Just Plain Folks Music Award for Best Blues Album of 1999 for the Spirit of the Blues CD. The song "Work, Work," appearing on What’s It Gonna Take? Was voted Best Blues Song for 2000 by Just Plain Folks.
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