The Booze Brothers - The Booze Brothers Live...With the Wolf Island Horns!

Bitrate:320K/s
Year:2004
Time:54:45 
Size:127,3 MB 
Label:Liphone Records 
Styles:Blues 
Art:Front 

Tracks Listing:
 1. J: S Blues - 3:42
 2. It Ain`t Me - 4:10     
 3. Love That Woman - 4:14
 4. Rollin`Man - 3:51    
 5. Evil Harted Woman - 4:45
 6. I`m Tore Down - 4:57     
 7. Too Much Woman - 7:04
 8. Blues for Baby - 4:48
 9. Brand New Lover - 8:16
10. Talk to Your Daughter - 4:44
11. When It Comes to Love - 5:37
12. Down Town Tales - 3:44
13. Southbound - 4:15
14. Devil by the Tail - 3:31

The Booze Brothers formed sometime in 1985. Then, the line-up consisted of Jan-Erik Eriksson on lead vocals and guitar, Dr. Sumlin on bass guitar, Bosse Sandersson on drums and the now only remaining original member Kenneth Svensson on guitar. The musical compass, however, has, since Day One, more or less consistently pointed towards classic Electric Blues and good time Rock’N’ Roll. Heavily influenced by Blues Giants like Freddie King, B B King, Eric Clapton, Johnny Winter, Elmore James and Stevie Ray Vaughan, this band is still more than capable of producing a driving, sweaty rock beat in the vein of ZZ Top, Rolling Stones, Dr. Feelgood or Status Quo. Things started seriously coming together in 1995, when Jan-Erik Eriksson chose to quit and was replaced by Patric Karlsson.
The band’s first CD, ”Evil Morning Blues”, was released in October 1998. It contained thirteen tracks, out of which ten were original compositions. The follow-up, “On the Rocks”, with all original material, was released in September 2000. It was, in turn, followed in 2004 by their critically acclaimed live-album ”Live: With The Wolf Island Horns!”.

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