Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2004
Time:40:27
Size:93,4 MB
Label:Triple Shot Records
Styles:Blues/Modern Electric Blues
Art:Front
Year:2004
Time:40:27
Size:93,4 MB
Label:Triple Shot Records
Styles:Blues/Modern Electric Blues
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. He Don't Love Me - 4:35
2. Let's Have a Party - 2:36
3. Triple Shot - 3:31
4. My Kinda Man - 4:09
5. Are You Hurtin? - 3:36
6. Over Easy - 3:16
7. In the Light - 3:43
8. Ain't Gonna Worry - 4:15
9. Early Train - 3:53
10. Cadillac Boogie - 3:21
11. My Blue Heart - 3:27
1. He Don't Love Me - 4:35
2. Let's Have a Party - 2:36
3. Triple Shot - 3:31
4. My Kinda Man - 4:09
5. Are You Hurtin? - 3:36
6. Over Easy - 3:16
7. In the Light - 3:43
8. Ain't Gonna Worry - 4:15
9. Early Train - 3:53
10. Cadillac Boogie - 3:21
11. My Blue Heart - 3:27
Blues guitar might be associated with Mississippi, Texas and Chicago, but a man of the mid-South has something to say about that. The city of Bristol, smack on the Tennessee/Virginia border, claims itself as the birthplace of country music. But one of its native sons is making a huge blues noise.
The common denominator in all of this is Billy Crawford – raised playing bass in church, then gaining an early hard-rock pedigree on electric guitar. But for the past three decades, he has turned his six-string action toward the blues.
For much of the 1990s, audiences around the world heard Crawford’s intense work with blues-rocker Deborah Coleman. He gave up the road in 2002, with the birth of his son, Tyler Crawford.
But his daddy still has something to say. His Bristol-based Billy Crawford Band includes some of that region’s finest blues men. The fire is still burning blue from Crawford’s Guitar, as he rips through blues, ballads, rock, surf – even New Orleans-style.
Underpinning it all is a band with plenty of energy and mastery of dynamics.
The common denominator in all of this is Billy Crawford – raised playing bass in church, then gaining an early hard-rock pedigree on electric guitar. But for the past three decades, he has turned his six-string action toward the blues.
For much of the 1990s, audiences around the world heard Crawford’s intense work with blues-rocker Deborah Coleman. He gave up the road in 2002, with the birth of his son, Tyler Crawford.
But his daddy still has something to say. His Bristol-based Billy Crawford Band includes some of that region’s finest blues men. The fire is still burning blue from Crawford’s Guitar, as he rips through blues, ballads, rock, surf – even New Orleans-style.
Underpinning it all is a band with plenty of energy and mastery of dynamics.

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