Demian Band - Bull Blues

Demian Dominguez, blues and rock guitar player and singer, born in march 18 th 1979 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, he professionally dedicated to music since when he was only 12.
A age 15 he had been the supporting artist for Jimmie Vaughan, Los Lobos, Ry Rogers at Huracan Stadium in Buenos Aires, in the tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan, having a excellents critics.
With his band runs Buenos Aires’ scene, he shared stage with renowend musicians such as Alejandro Lerner, Ricardo Mollo (Divididos), Jorge Pinchevsky, Pappo, Willy Quiroga (Vox Dei), Alejandro Medina (Manal), Hector Starc, Walter Sidoti (Patricio Rey y Los Redonditos De Ricota), etc.In 1996 the General San Martin Theatre of Buenos Aires, Argentinagave him an important award for his “Contribution to Blues”.
In 2005 recording in Barcelona of his third album “Bull Blues”, edited for Amphora Records, with Tito Bonacera bass and Danyman Navarro drumsand guest Luciano Matias piano and Xavi Reija drums.

Tracklisting:
01. Demian con e!
02. Madrugada
03. ¿Donde estás?
04. La vida pesa en oro lo que da
05. Media vida
06. Little wing
07. Rude mood
08.Tarde nunca será
09. Lejos
10. Destino escrito
11. Sigo (en el camino del blues)
12. La voz de mi guitarra
13. Siempre vuelvo a ti
14. A contraviento

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Ronnie Earl - Ronnie Earl & Friends

Guitarist Ronnie Earl (born Ronald Horvath) was born March 10, 1953, in New York City, but later moved to Boston. In 1975, while attending a Muddy Waters concert, he was so moved by what he heard that he decided to learn the guitar and dedicate himself to mastering the blues tradition. He was soon playing in clubs in and around the Boston area as well as backing various blues artists on tour. He claims that his main influences were T-Bone Walker, B.B. King, Magic Sam, and Robert Jr. Lockwood. In 1980, he replaced Duke Robillard in Roomful of Blues and worked with that band for eight years, helping to take the band to national acclaim. In the 1980s, Earl recorded three solo albums with his band the Broadcasters that were very well received: Smokin', (Black Top, 1983) They Call Me Mr. Earl (Black Top, 1984), and I Like It When It Rains (Antone's, 1990). Earl left Roomful of Blues in 1988 and continues to perform and record. His intense guitar style, somewhat in the style of T-Bone Walker, has made him one of the most respected young players in the business - much in demand as a backup musician for recording dates.--Michael Erlewine, All Music Guide

Tracklisting:
1. All Your Love
2. Rock Me Baby
3. I'll Take Care Of You / Lonely Avenue
4. Mighty Fine Boogie
5. One More Mile
6. Bad Boy
7. Twenty-Five Days
8. No More
9. Last Night
10. New Vietnam Blues
11. Marie
12. Blue and Lonesome
13. Looking Good

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The Blues Right Off - Our Blues Bag (1970) RARE

An incredibly rare album, Our blues bag changes hands for princely sums. It was privately pressed in 500 copies and housed in a cloth bag that was silkscreened with the band's and record name, and also contained a lithographic print by venetian artist Vittorio Basaglia.
No counterfeit exists, nor foreign reissues.
This not a review as such, it's info as to this crazy album & how it came about. Having peddled early demos to record companies in Italy and getting a flat "no thanks" at every turn, we decided to record and release on our own what became "Our Bluesbag". The cover is hand-printed (!!) by famous Venetian artist Vittorio Basaglia, inside a jute sac with an album title stencil and the final vinyl album was done in 500 copies... mine was lost years ago in a fire, though. The recording was done by Ermanno Velludo, one of those guys gifted with Golden Ears - he was to us what George Martin was for The Beatles, and a de facto fifth member of The Blues Right Off. We did it all in about 2 days, a lot of it being "first takes". Essentially, it is a live album, done in a painter's studio and not a proper recording studio! It rates 5 stars for our determination of "going against the grain" and for Ermanno's incredible sonic result. All the material is home-grown - no covers here. We sold copies on the street in Venice and at concerts and that "ultra-rare" tag is correct as it wasn't distributed through shops. We later found out that "Our Bluesbag" is now a legendary album and also expensive to get, if you can get one! If you're interested in more about those obscure days in Italy, check the site italianprog.com - under Artists/B there's more Blues Right Off info... In retrospect, it's kinda strange as to Italian "firsts" we accumulated:first "location studio" recording / releasefirst home-grown release / own-distribution in Italy first hand-made / hand-printed coverfirst Blues album in Italy Ermanno still has original tapes but we've resisted so far to re-release anything. So for those who haven't had the possibility to listen to the music here's a short description:it's a bit like John Mayall, vocally, as I haven't got a nasty, deep & growling voice - also, I figured that I wasn't exactly born in some Black US ghetto being Danish and very white in terms of looks. A song like "Born On The Highway" is about being a truckdriver going from coast to coast across the USA, endlessly. Another one is about the "Black Angel" of Berlin, then in the news. It's an attempt at having the Blues - anyone can "have the Blues" - you don't need to be Black, in other words. Claes Cornelius - on behalf of The Blues Right Off

Tracklisting:
01 One Mint Julie
02 Rushing Wish
03 Black Angel
04 Love's Gonna Show Up Someday
05 Leaving My Hometown
06 Born On The Highway
07 Miss D

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Otis Grand - Hipster Blues

It has taken the big fella over two years to get this new CD onto the racks. Pressing family responsibilities took him over the pond to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where the local blues scene was in decline but he managed to give it a boot up the rear and also soak up the sound unique to the Carolinas – beach music. In areas like Myrtle Beach the rhythms of 1950s r&b and 1960s dance-based tunes are still to be heard. The classic blues originals and beach music sowed the seed for the CDthat became 'Hipster Blues'.

Tracklisting:
1 Three Time Loser
2 Slo-Mo-Shun
3 I'm Glad To Go
4 Never Raise My Hand
5 Overdrive
6 Mooki Sooki (Sleepwalk)
7 Every Girl I See
8 Satan's Blues
9 Nutcracker Rock
10 Gordon's Complaint
11 Hipster Blues No.5
12 Guitar Lovin' Blues
13 The Memphis Push
14 Sad Blues (For Peter Green)

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Al Kooper - Rekooperation

The best of all of Al Kooper's studio albums, Rekooperation is a mostly instrumental album, on which the artist (playing organ and piano, and occasional guitar) and a band including Jimmy Vivino, Harvey Brooks, and Fred Walcott, among others, roar and pound their way through a baker's dozen of R&B, rock & roll, and soul classics. Everything from chestnuts like "Soul Twist," "Honky Tonk," "Johnny B. Goode," "Clean Up Woman," and " "Don't Be Cruel" to originals such as "Downtime" and "Alvino Johnson's Shuffle," without a notable gap in quality between them, are included -- and the one vocal number, "I Wanna Little Girl," contains one of the finest singing performances that Kooper has ever turned in on record (but is also played so well, that it would work as an instrumental too). In many ways, this recording is a distant cousin to Blood, Sweat & Tears' Child Is Father to the Man, and was his first attempt at leading a band since that 1968 venture, which was sort of fitting since it led to Soul of a Man, Kooper's live-in-concert career retrospective album, the next time out. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide

Tracklisting:
01. Downtime
02. After The Lights Go Down Low
03. When The Spell Is Broken
04. How 'My Ever Going To Get Over You
05. Sneakin Round The Barnyard
06. Soul Twist-Ed
07. Lookin' For Clues
08. Honky Tonk
09. Clean Up Woman
10. Don't Be Cruel
11. Alvino Johnson's Shuffle
12. Johnny B. Goode
13. I Wanna Little Girl

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Roy Buchanan - Live In Japan

Live in Japan (2003) is said to have been Roy Buchanan's favorite of all his platters, and ironically, it was never issued stateside. However, as word spread, the title became an essential addition to his discography. Fact is that it may have never come out at all, had there not been a loophole in Buchanan's contract with former label Polydor, giving them control over his non-North American output. Joining the guitarist for his 1977 tour of Japan are John Harrison (bass), Malcolm Lukens (keyboards), and Byrd Foster (drums/vocals). They are likewise the core contributors to Buchanan's most recent studio effort, A Street Called Straight (1976), though no tracks from the album are represented here. Instead, the set consists of recent collaborations, definitive cover versions, and a few seminal Buchananclassics. The immaculate fidelity immediately separates Live in Japan from most other releases in his canon. The enthusiastic yet typically reserved Japanese audience is first treated to a laid-back and stretched-out reading of Booker T. & the MG's' "Soul Dressing." The backing trio provide a rock-solid bed for Buchanan's sinuous interjections and spacious melody lines. "Sweet Honey Dew" is a perfect vehicle for some incendiary string shredding, although the actual tune is somewhat of a derivation of a standard blues riff. Perhaps more fitting is the rousing rendition of Larry Williams' "Slow Down," uncovering the nimble accuracy accompanying the sonic kick in Buchanan's piercing fret work. Contrasting this is the lengthy jam on "Blues Otani," as the ensemble ably improvise in and around the guitarist. Live in Japan concludes with an intimate and affective "Sweet Dreams," which may well have been the artist's unofficial anthem, as his unique interpretation undoubtedly made it a signature piece. If you own but one concert recording of Buchanan, let it be this one, as you will not be disappointed. ~ Lindsay Planer, All Music Guide

Tracklisting:
1. Soul Dressing
2. Sweet Honey Dew
3. Hey Joe
4. Slow Down
5. Lonely Days Lonely Nights
6. Blues Otani
7. My Baby Says She's Gonna Leave Me
8. Sweet Dreams

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Robben Ford & The Ford Blues Band - A Tribute To Paul Butterfield

Tracklisting:
1. Screamin'
2. One More Heartache
3. Last Hopes Gone
4. Good Morning Little Schoogirl
5. No Amount Of Loving
6. Mary Mary
7. Work Song
8. In My Own Dream
9. Buddy's Advice
10. All These Blues
11. Tollin' Bells
12. Everything's Gonna Be Alright

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The Ford Blues Band - In Memory Of Michael Bloomfield

Following their 2001 tribute to Paul Butterfield (credited to Robben Ford & the Ford Blues Band), the Ford Blues Band pick 13 tracks they feel best-represent the harmonica bandleader's illustrious -- but short-lived -- guitarist, Mike Bloomfield. Interspersed with five fascinating but brief interview snippets of Bloomfield chatting about his first employer and playing blues in general, the band, with help from brother Robben Ford, guitarist Chris Cain, and a sparingly utilized horn section, judiciously choose many obscure selections from the guitarist's diverse projects. "Jimi the Fox" comes from the little-known Two Jews Blues, "Peter's Trip" was a tune included on the B-movie soundtrack to The Trip, and "Next Time You See Me" as well as "The Ones I Loved Are Gone" were originally found on Bloomfield's seldom-heard and generally disappointing solo album, It's Not Killing Me. This band not only resurrects these forgotten gems, they bring them alive with sizzling authority. Ford burns on a version of East-West's "I Got a Mind to Give up Living," guest harmonica player Andy Just sounds scarily like Butterfield on a supercharged "Blues With a Feeling," and the horn-infused cover of the Electric Flag's "Groovin' Is Easy," featuring female backing vocals, nearly outdoes the original. Guitarists Cain and Ford do a terrific job re-creating Bloomfield's terse style without aping it and these reinterpretations never seem rote. The recording quality is crisp but not slick, the performances are scintillating, production by drummer Patrick Ford is lean, and the arrangements bring out the best in these tunes. Except for shoddy graphics that look like they were thrown together overnight, this is an inspired project that will hopefully expose Bloomfield's music to another generation. ~ Hal Horowitz, All Music Guide

Tracklisting:
1.Interview
2.Killing My Love
3.59th Street Bridge Song
4.Stop
5.Next Time You See Me
6.Interview
7.I Got A Mind To Give Up Living
8.Interview
9.Groovin' Is Easy
10.Peter's Trip
11.Ones I Loved Are Gone, The
12.It's About Time
13.Jimi The Fox
14.Mary Ann
15.Interview
16.Blues With A Feeling
17.Interview
18.Blues For MB

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Nimmo Brothers - Live Cottiers Theatre Glasgow

Based in Glasgow, Scotland The Nimmo Brothers are guitarists/vocalists Stevie and Alan Nimmo, along with Lindsay Coulson on bass and Dave Raeburn (ex Hoax) on drums. They have just released their new CD "Coming Your Way", having over the last 4 years, established themselves as a major force to be reckoned with throughout the British and European circuit. With a typically Glaswegian attitude towards their music, and with the incredible energy and excitement they inject into every performance, The Nimmos have in a short period of time achieved more to boast about than most. They have been chosen to support many leading names and played at major festivals including Colne, Burnley, Maryport, Monaghan, Dublin, Castlebar, Enniscorthy, Edinburgh, Leith, Glasgow and Dundee, as well as Kwadendamme and Bospop in Holland. Live sessions for the BBC and Dutch television have also been recorded.The Nimmo Brothers continue to grow in stature touring all over the UK, Ireland and mainland Europe. Never failing to impress audience after audience with their musically stunning and electrifying stage show, demand for The Nimmo Brothers is stronger than ever and without doubt they are one of the best young bands on the circuit today.

Tracklisting:
1.She's All Mine 7:43
2.I'll Be Back Someday 4:52
3.Long Way From Everything 7:58
4.So Many Roads 14:12
5.The Thrill Is Gone
6:52 6.Flat Broke 4:52
7.Moving On 4:00
8.Watch Out 4:28
9.If I Could See Through Your Eyes 7:09
10.Help Me 8:56

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Robby Krieger - RKO Live

Tracklisting:
1 Revelation
2 Back Door Man
3 Blue Note Shuffle
4 Spanish Caravan/Spain
5 Riders on the Storm
6 So What
7 African Daisy
8 Gavin Leggit
9 Light My Fire

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Indigenous - Live At Pachyderm Studio

Indigenous second full-length effort, Live at Pachyderm Studio, captures a 1998 live studio performance and includes the band's acclaimed cover of Jimi Hendrix's "Red House." Originals like "Things We Do" and "Blues This Morning" sound vital and dynamic, proving that the group is one of the most interesting contemporary blues-rock acts. ~ Heather Phares, All Music Guide

Tracklisting:
1.Holdin' Out
2.Begin To Wonder
3.Don't Take Your Time
4.Blues From The Sky
5.Blues This Morning
6.Water
7.I Wonder Why
8.Bring Back That Day
9.Red House
10.(untitled) - (Hidden Track)

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Byther Smith - I'm a Madman

Smitty is unequivocally not mellowing with age. This set finds him physically threatening some poor slob in "Get Outta My Way" and generally living up to the boast of the title track. As his profile finally rises, Smith is receiving a little high-profile assistance — Ron Levy produced the set and handles keyboards, while the Memphis Horns add their punchy interjections wherever appropriate. ---by Bill Dahl

Tracklisting:
1.I Got So Much Love
2.Comin' Home
3.I'm In A Hole
4.Mad Man
5.Get Outta My Way
6.Play The Blues In Paris
7.You Don't Know Me, Mary
8.Your Mama's Crazy
9.Funky Man
10.35 Long Years

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Vargas Blues Band - Madrid - Chicago (Live)

"VARGAS is like a rainbow, he contains all the colours, he feels the same passion as I do when it comes to embracing the music of the world... not just Spanish music or blues. He has a positive, fruitful and brilliant future ahead. There are very few musicians who can reach out to everybody..."Carlos Santana

Tracklisting:
1. Back Alley Blues
2. Born to Be Wild
3. Texas Tango
4. Illegaly
5. Chill Out (Sacalo)
6. Amapola Negra
7. Del Sur
8. Manish Boys
9. Hard Times Blues
10. Madrid - Memphis
11. Body Shock
12. Blues Latino
13. 2001 Blues
14. Buenos Aires Blues

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Tony Joe White - Best Of

Twenty tracks from 1969-1973, the period of Tony Joe White's greatest success, including "Polk Salad Annie" and White's own version of his composition "Rainy Night in Georgia." Most of this is quality swamp rock with pop-soul-conscious production; on cuts like "High Sheriff of Calhoun Parrish," it sounds very much like he was trying to achieve a groove in the mold of Bobbie Joe Gentry's "Ode to Billie Joe." Sometimes he gets real down-home in a stomping backwoods blues style that makes him sound a little like a White counterpart to John Lee Hooker, as on "Stockholm Blues." If there's any criticism to be levied against this music, it's in its occasional lack of variety, White mining staple swamp rock boogie riffs for all they're worth. However, few, if any, performers and writers were as skilled as White in doing so, and he has a fine knack for sharp storytelling lyrics. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

Tracklisting:
1. Polk Salad Annie
2. Soul Francisco
3. Willie And Laura Mae Jones
4. Rainy Night In Georgia
5. Roosevelt And Ira Lee
6. Stockholm Blues
7. High Sheriff Of Calhoun Parish
8. Old Man Willis
9. Train I'm On, The
10. If I Ever Saw A Good Thing
11. As The Crow Flies
12. Even Trolls Love Rock And Roll
13. Backwoods Preacher Man
14. Takin' The Midnight Train
15. Did Somebody Make A Fool Out Of You
16. They Caught The Devil And Put Him In Jail In Eudora, Arkansas
17. Saturday Night In Oak Grove, Louisiana
18. I've Got A Thing About You Baby
19. For Ol' Times Sake
20. Ol' Mother Earth

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Todd Wolfe Blues Project - Live from Manny's Car Wash

East Coast guitar wizard Todd Wolfe’s first CD is a tantalizing mix of performance and potential that leaves you anxiously awaiting its follow-up. Wolfe, former lead guitarist for Sheryl Crow, has turned his focus to the blues and he and his band mates have much to offer. This is a raw and powerful exploration of the genre, and Wolfe spices his originals with a heavy dose of the masters: Willie Dixon, Otis Rush and B.B. King. Wolfe, who hosts the Sunday night jams at NYC’s legendary Manny’s Car Wash, picked up the guitar at age 13 was inspired by the likes of Clapton, Beck, Freddie King, B.B. King, Otis Rush and Buddy Guy. He’s fronted a number of bands and has shared the bill with Albert Collins, Johnny Winter, Son Seals, Robin Trower and Blues Traveler. With over a dozen TV appearances under his belt, Wolfe has channeled his energies into his blues band. He gets the ball rolling with Dixon’s classic I Can’t Quit You Baby and Wolfe’s solid vocals and soaring, searing guitar solos are but an appetizer for what’s to come. Stop Messin’ Around is an energetic song with a rollicking opening solo and Claptonesque vocals. On the Run is an original with a thunderous intro punctuated by Eric Massimino’s bass line and powerful drumming by Yves Gerard. Dixon’s Same Thing is a perfect rendition, tastefully done with a reverential opening and inspired vocals. The original Four Walls is a heavy guitar tune demonstrating Wolfe’s vocal versatility and accomplished slide work. It’s also a perfect forum for Mike Lattrell’s keyboard wizardry. Homework, an Otis Rush cover is a polished version with blistering axe work and displays another side of Wolfe’s vocalizations. The CD closes with B.B. King’s Eyesight to the Blind, well done and thoughtfully played. The Todd Wolfe Blues Project has fired its opening salvo, and the next round is eagerly awaited.

Tracklisting:
1. I Can't Quit You Baby ( 7:08)
2. Evil ( 6:19)
3. Stop Messin' Round ( 2:55)
4. On The Run ( 4:29)
5. Same Thing (11:24)
6. You Gonna Wreck My Life ( 8:17)
7. Four Walls ( 4:44)
8. Homework ( 4:25)
9. Eyesight To The Blind ( 8:23)

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Buddy Guy & Junior Wells - Drinkin' TNT 'n' Smokin' Dynamite

Live from 1974 Montreaux jazz festival Buddy Guy and Junior Wells play with Pinetop Perkins and Bill Wyman. Sound quality is excellent, set selection is a nice combination of slow and fast tunes and Buddy and Junior do a nice job sharing the lime light. Buddy does a nice job of tone it down for Junior while still providing plenty of heat. Great rap with the crowd as well. If you get a chance to see Buddy live, please make the effort to see one of the last great blues men. This is a great CD for people who love live blues.

Tracklisting:
1.Introduction
2.Ah'W Baby (Everything Gonna Be Alright)
3.How Can One Woman Be So Mean
4.Checking On My Baby
5.When You See The Tears From My Eyes
6.Introduction
7.Ten Years Ago
8.Messing With The Kid
9.Hoodoo Man Blues
10.My Younger Days

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Dave Specter - Left Turn on Blue

This was Specter's fifth album for Delmark Records. It saw the Chicago guitarist team up with singer/harpslinger Lynwood Slim (who wrote or co-wrote four of the songs) and organist Jack McDuff. A smooth and easy listen, Left Turn on Blue shuffles, swings, and bops at the juncture of blues.

Tracklisting:
1. Get Back Home
2. Stop! Hold That
3. Killer Jack
4. Till The End Of Time
5. Party Girl
6. Juice Head Baby
7. Left Turn On Blue
8. Unleavened Soul
9. Hopeless
10. What's The Matter?
11. Tremble
12. Roll Baby Roll
13. When Will The Blues Leave

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J.B Hutto - Slideslinger

While he was not in top shape during the early '80s, J.B. Hutto could still bend strings, churn out whiplash chords, and offer exuberant shouts, which he did on this '82 set, reissued on a '92 CD with two bonus cuts. He did not always hit every note on the fretboard or maintain his vocal depth, but his spirit never flagged. Hutto's jagged lines, energized vocals, and inspiring presence made his originals standouts, while his covers of Little Walter Jacobs' "Tell Me Mama" and Elmore James' "Look At The Yonder Wall" resonated with the quality that only a genuine blues survivor could provide. The backing band of guitarist Steve Coveney, bassist Kenny Krumbholz, and drummer Leroy Pina gave Hutto good support, wisely yielding him the spotlight, where he belongs. ~ Ron Wynn, All Music Guide

Tracklisting:
1.I Feel So Good
2.Lula Belle's Here
3.Leave Your Love In Greater Hands
4.That's The Truth
5.My Heart Is Achin' To Love You
6.J.B.'s Crawl
7.Please Help
8.Angel Face
9.Tell Me Mama
10.Lone Wolf
11.Look At The Yonder Wall - (previously unreleased)
12.Combination Boogie - (previously unreleased)

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Vargas Blues Band - Love, Union, Peace

Tracklisting:
1 Tiny Paradise (5:33)
2 Sunny Day (5:53)
3 Pretty Blue (3:52)
4 Sad Eyes (4:42)
5 Deep Blue (3:16)
6 Dance Away the Blues (4:56)
7 Exotic Mambo (4:47)
8 How Verso Are You? (4:20)
9 Agua Clara (4:01)
10 Celos (4:50)
11 God Give Me Strength (Instrumental Version) (5:25)
12 Mother's Day (5:10)
13 Magic of the Gods (4:36)

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Bryan Lee - Live and Dangerous

New Orleans bluesman Bryan Lee gives modern electric blues a good turn. He could teach the Blues Brothers a thing or two. At 62, he's still busy on the road, creating soul-stirring blues for live audiences all over the world. Recorded at the Spectrum Concert Hall in Montreal, Live & Dangerous features a program of original songs and well-worn covers. Lee fires up his electric guitar and drives each message home. He sings 'em with a youthful voice and convincing inflection. He's the real article.Bruce Katz adds a powerful organ and piano voice that lifts up every song in celebration, as Lee's fiery guitar sizzles with emotion.“Second Line Home” combines the tradition of New Orleans jazz and blues into one soul-strutting outburst that invites the feeling of Mardi Gras. So why not celebrate all year 'round? We need that.Ike Turner's “Gave You What You Wanted” sets the house on fire with a funk anthem that simmers gracefully in a rhythmic groove. “Hug Me Til it Hurts” drags a little slower with the kind of blues that leaves a lasting impression. Just try to stop yourself from moving to the rhythm as Lee and the band cook this one to a slow boil. His guitar speaks loudly and seriously.Lee's “Six String Therapy,” the longest track on the album at over fifteen minutes, lets him explain what the blues does for us and how important it is for our daily survival. We've all learned our lessons, and it sure does feel good to share them with someone like Bryan Lee who's been there, done that, and knows how to explain the message in stellar musical terms.

Tracklisting:
1. Bounce, The
2. Walk, The
3. Don't Take My Blindness For Weakness
4. Second Line Home
5. Rocket 88
6. Blues On My Mind
7. Hug Me Till It Hurts
8. Gave You What You Wanted
9. No Need To Worry
10. Six String Therapy
11. Memphis Bound

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