Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2008
Time:57:10
Size:132,1 MB
Label:NoveYet
Styles:Blues/Electric Blues
Art:Front
Year:2008
Time:57:10
Size:132,1 MB
Label:NoveYet
Styles:Blues/Electric Blues
Art:Front
Tracks Listing:
1. Hideaway - 3:23
2. I Don't Know - 3:31
3. What's the Reason - 3:53
4. Creepy John - 5:37
5. It's All Right - 4:18
6. Baby's Leavin' Town - 5:07
7. Going to That Place - 5:20
8. Steppin' Out - 2:45
9. Too Tired - 3:11
10. Lonely Avenue - 4:10
11. Gangster of Love - 3:40
12. Nine Below Zero - 5:16
13. How Long Baby - 6:53
1. Hideaway - 3:23
2. I Don't Know - 3:31
3. What's the Reason - 3:53
4. Creepy John - 5:37
5. It's All Right - 4:18
6. Baby's Leavin' Town - 5:07
7. Going to That Place - 5:20
8. Steppin' Out - 2:45
9. Too Tired - 3:11
10. Lonely Avenue - 4:10
11. Gangster of Love - 3:40
12. Nine Below Zero - 5:16
13. How Long Baby - 6:53
Bro, thanks a lot for the information!!!
Possibly one of many projects involving Henri Nigro though I can't find actual confirmation of this..
On Amazon it says the album copyright belongs to Henry Nigro. On Apple Music the the same album has Phonographic copyright by NoneYet Records.
According to the Bandcamp page of Henri Nigro his releases are produced by Henry Nigro for NoneYet Records. And in his profile picture it looks like the same man as the the guitar player ar the center of the "The Black Cats" cover.
https://thehenrines.bandcamp.com/
Henri Nigro from Arlington, Massachusetts, USA presents himself as:
Singer/ songwriter /guitar slinger Henri Nigro has been performing up and down the East Coast of the USA. His original music has prevailed though musical associations with singers like Dennis Brennan, Spider John Koerner, Wendy Sobel, and many more . Henri has opened in past years for Conway Twitty, The Monkees, Boyce and Hart, Bonnie Raitt, Paul Pena, Ritchie Furay, and James Cotton.
On https://indiemusicpeople.com/personal.aspx?id=56962 it says:
Singer/ songwriter /guitarist Henry Nigro has been performing for 35 years in Massachusetts, New England, and up and down the East Coast of the USA. He has mastered many different styles of guitar including folk, blues, rock, disco, funk, rockabilly, country, and bluegrass. Henry has worked as a side-man guitarist for most of his life; preferring musical celebrity to personal fame. Also his written music has pervailed though musical associations with singers like Pam Bricker, Patty Unaitis, and many others since 1976.
Henry helped produce records and demos for bands like Orchestra Luna, John Butcher Axis, Pam Bricker Band, the Elevators, Arthur Cable Blues Band, Evening Magazine (Boston Channel 5) and many small folk and blues projects. Henry has been associated with many songrwriting groups over the past 20 years and has attended workshops all over the country with artists like Roseanne Cash, Don White, Jennifer Kimball, etc.. He has opened for National acts like Conway Twitty, The Monkees, and Don Stover and the White Oak Mountain Boys... Currently Henry has his own originals band called 'the Henrines' and plays around boston in folk blues and country venues.
Possibly one of many projects involving Henri Nigro though I can't find actual confirmation of this..
ОтветитьУдалитьOn Amazon it says the album copyright belongs to Henry Nigro. On Apple Music the the same album has Phonographic copyright by NoneYet Records.
According to the Bandcamp page of Henri Nigro his releases are produced by Henry Nigro for NoneYet Records. And in his profile picture it looks like the same man as the the guitar player ar the center of the "The Black Cats" cover.
https://thehenrines.bandcamp.com/
Henri Nigro from Arlington, Massachusetts, USA presents himself as:
Singer/ songwriter /guitar slinger Henri Nigro has been performing up and down the East Coast of the USA. His original music has prevailed though musical associations with singers like Dennis Brennan, Spider John Koerner, Wendy Sobel, and many more . Henri has opened in past years for Conway Twitty, The Monkees, Boyce and Hart, Bonnie Raitt, Paul Pena, Ritchie Furay, and James Cotton.
On https://indiemusicpeople.com/personal.aspx?id=56962 it says:
Singer/ songwriter /guitarist Henry Nigro has been performing for 35 years in Massachusetts, New England, and up and down the East Coast of the USA. He has mastered many different styles of guitar including folk, blues, rock, disco, funk, rockabilly, country, and bluegrass. Henry has worked as a side-man guitarist for most of his life; preferring musical celebrity to personal fame. Also his written music has pervailed though musical associations with singers like Pam Bricker, Patty Unaitis, and many others since 1976.
Henry helped produce records and demos for bands like Orchestra Luna, John Butcher Axis, Pam Bricker Band, the Elevators, Arthur Cable Blues Band, Evening Magazine (Boston Channel 5) and many small folk and blues projects. Henry has been associated with many songrwriting groups over the past 20 years and has attended workshops all over the country with artists like Roseanne Cash, Don White, Jennifer Kimball, etc.. He has opened for National acts like Conway Twitty, The Monkees, and Don Stover and the White Oak Mountain Boys... Currently Henry has his own originals band called 'the Henrines' and plays around boston in folk blues and country venues.