The Sean Carney Band - Live Blues On Whyte

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2008
Time:52:05 
Size:143,5 MB 
Label:Nite Owlz Records 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. Introduction - 0:27
 2. It's My Life, Baby - 4:41
 3. All These Worries - 3:33
 4. Why Do You Lie - 4:46
 5. 29 Ways - 6:22
 6. Call My Job - 6:42
 7. Money's Getting Cheaper - 3:52
 8. Too Many Cooks - 4:15
 9. Life Of Ease - 5:03
10. What Can I Say - 8:11
11. Bad Side Baby - 4:09

Musicians:
Sean Carney - Vocals, Guitar;
Chris Brzezicki - Bass [Ampeg Baby Bass];
Organ [B-3],Piano -  Graham Guest;
Eric Blume - Drums.

It’s no accident that Sean Carney’s career has been arcing steadily upward. The Columbus, Ohio bluesman has it in his family genes, with jazz horn players in the previous two generations. Onstage locally he mastered his craft backing a wide array of local and national R&B greats such as Christine Kittrell and Jimmy “T-99” Nelson and making it known that he was a skilled and tasteful guitarist and vocalist. In 1998 he recorded his debut album 'Provisions'. He gained exposure and experience serving as Teeny Tucker’s musical director and co-writer. Offstage he was a tireless advocate for those same artists, the blues and jump they represented and the area’s musical heritage, writing articles, being a dj, promoting concerts and serving three terms as President of the Columbus Blues Alliance. Sean’s profile has gotten a major boost in the last more busy years, and in fact is decidedly international these days when European tours often in the company of major historical figures have become almost routine for him. Drummer Eric Blume, who performed with Sean for over a decade, and Sean founded Nite Owlz Records in 2006 and issued 'Life Of Ease'. He won the Albert King Best Guitarist award and took first place at International Blues Challenge (2007), and relesed the album 'Blues For A Cure'. In 2009 his Canadian recording 'Live Blues On Whyte' come out. He has performed worldwide with Big Joe Duskin, Duke Robillard, Charlie Baty, Willie Pooch, Hank Marr, Joe Weaver, Johnnie Bassett, “King Saxe” Gene Walker, Sir Mack Rice and Hal Singer as well as his own group. With his studio recordings with Duke Robillard and Jimmy Thackery, Sean reaffirms his importance and value as a part of the blues scene he has supported so tirelessly for so long. Recently, Sean Carney released an album with Shaun Booker, titled "Blue Plate Special" and he will be again in Europe (France, Greece, Belgium, Finland) for one more successful tour. (Bio-based Dick Shurman's info/texts).

Live Blues On Whyte