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Mr.
Keith Little - Take It Off And Get Loose With It
Style:
Blues/Soul
The latest
album by soul-blues titan Keith Little showcases some of his best work
to date in a range of styles, including Blues, Soul, R&B and
Funk. The album, entitled Take It Off And Get Loose With It, features
12 original songs based on Keith’s life experiences from the
past, present, and a likely future with themes that include comedy,
fantasy, and Keith’s own take on personal situations.
Catalog
#4515 (Released February 16, 2010) |
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Cee Cee James - Low Down Where The Snakes Crawl
Style:
Blues
Cee Cee James has a voice made
for the blues – deep, raspy and full of soulful emotion. Often
compared to Janis Joplin, her voice and feeling for the blues have
brought her scores of fans through her intense live performances, and
is now captured on CD for the first time. Featuring 11 original tracks,
Low Down Where The Snakes Crawl brings together a tight, well-rehearsed
band with a strong, solid voice that is sure to blow you away.
Catalog
#4516 (Released February 16, 2010) |
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Michael
Packer - Free Beer
Style:
Blues
Michael Packer
has been a staple of the New York City Blues and Folk music scene since
he was 15 years old and playing at the Bitter End in Greenwich Village.
This well-known and respected member of the New England Blues community
brings you his latest recording “Free Beer,” a
strong blues-rock album including an eclectic mix of originals and
classics, all firmly rooted in NYC blues traditions with a touch of
Chicago Blues flare.
Catalog
#4513 (Released February 16, 2010) |
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Solomon
King - Under The Sun
Style:
Blues
Solomon
King’s musical style travels across time and space from the
mellow, acoustic world of Modern Classic Blues to the electrifying
universe of Urban Blues. The West Coast blues born in the
1940s erupted in Southern Cali known for jazzy guitar solos
and honey-toned vocals then crisscrossed America returning in the 60s
with Blue-eyed Blues Rock, White Soul and Outlaw
Country Blues. Now enter Solomon King, heating up the Blues flame with
his soul stirring hometown Motown rhythms and tell-it-like-it-is
lyrics. Welcome to the New American Blues.
Catalog
#4514 (Released February 16, 2010) |
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Big
Walker - Still Dream Walking
Style:
Blues
Walker writes and
sings his own music and plays harmonica and saxophone in accompaniment.
He is
extremely versatile, mixing American folk music, blues, country, soul,
rock, and funk. Walker played in Albert Collins band as well as Luther
Tucker and Michael Bloomfield's bands. Touring with Luther Tucker's
band for 10 years he opened for artists that included Lowell
Fulson, Percy Mayfield
and Big Mama Thornton. He's also recorded on six of Eric Bibb's
CDs.
Catalog
#4512 (Released October 5, 2009) |
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Doug
Adamz & Dan Hayes - Blues Duo
Style:
Acoustic Blues
"...they
present a seamless
rapport...a highly enjoyable album of gentle acoustic blues from a
talented pair of guitarists." -Graham
Clarke (Blues Bytes)
"pure and honest music" -Eelco Schilder (FolkWorld)
"...years of playing together have allowed the duo to craft a totally
integrated sound...recommended for fans of the acoustic blues format."
-Mark
Thompson (Blues Blast)
Catalog #4503 (Released April 1, 2008) |
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Rusty
Evans - Burning Man
Style: Americana/Alt.
Country/Folk
Rusty Evans, considered by many to be
the reincarnation of Johnny Cash, offers up 13 originals on his latest
release “Burning Man.” This traditionally based
album covers the broad spectrum of roots music from Folk to Alternative
Country to Rockabilly. Rusty is known foremost for his long tenure in
New York’s Greenwich Village and his induction into the
Rockabilly Hall of Fame. However, he was also once a writer in the
Brill Building, has appeared on Dick Clark’s American
Bandstand, and has shared the stage with everyone from Buddy Holly to
Bob Dylan. His experiences have presented him with countless
influences, and he displays many of them within. Comprised of largely
topical songs, “Burning Man” speaks of
Rusty’s experiences in rambling from Greenwich Village in New
York to San Francisco and every stop along the way; including the
people he met, the places he went and the lessons and stories he
acquired along the way.
Catalog
#4101 (Released Jan 09, 2007)
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"Rusty
Evans is roots americana, the real deal" -Maria Muldaur
"Excellent and highly recommended!" -Marc Bristol (Blue Suede News)
"...warm and personable countrybilly." -Rockabilly Magazine
"...he transcends mere mimicry and captures the true essense of
[Johnny] Cash's craft." -Ken
Burke (Country Standard Time)
"...the uncrowned heir to Johnny Cash's
mantle." -Maverick
"...it is a really fine album." -Sing
Out!
"This mixture of country, rockabilly, folk and rock...is burning with
imagination." -Dave
Howell (Rambles.net)
"Rusty Evans' songwriting is eclectic,
sensitive,
unique and engaging. A great story teller, in the classic tradition of
Hank Williams and Johnny Cash." -Gary
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Marc
Benno - I Got It Bad
Style: Blues
From
his work
with Leon Russell on the Asylum Choir albums to his appearance on the
Doors LA Woman, to his work as a second guitarist for
Lightnin’
Hopkins, Marc Benno has been an important part of the music scene for
over 40 years. This veteran songwriter and musician returns with an
album of original blues tunes featuring the West Side Horns from San
Antonio and including Jimmie Vaughan's drummer George Rains and Sir
Douglas Quintet bassist Jack Barber. A strong and powerful return to
the blues!
Catalog
#4510 (Released Jun 16, 2009) |
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Marc
Benno - Crawlin
Style: Blues/Rock
The
original
recordings of the infamous Texas blues-rock band featuring Stevie Ray
Vaughan on lead guitar, Doyle Bramhall on drums, Tommy McClure on bass
guitar and Billy Etheridge on keyboards, performing classics written by
Marc Benno and the band. Concentrating on Benno’s songwriting
talents, the band took on a sound of their own and became underground
legends in the Austin music scene of the 70’s. The album,
which
also features Stevie’s first instrumental, was recorded at
Sunset
Sound in Hollywood right before the Nightcrawlers went off on tour with
J. Geils and Humble Pie. They returned from tour to find their label
wasn’t looking for another blues based project, and the album
has
sat unreleased until now!
Catalog
#4511 (Released Jun 16, 2009) |
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Steve
Rowe - Five
Style: Blues
Master blues guitarist Steve Rowe has
gained
his solid reputation and is acknowledged by the press and fans as a
Guitar Hero. His latest release, FIVE, delivers the blues with rare
intensity, buckets full of emotion, and a six-string style that draws
flattering comparisons with the British Guitar Gods of the '60s.
From early Blue Note jazz, FIVE detours to New Orleans' Mardi Gras,
back in time for some 30s jump blues, and ending with a side trip to
Memphis for a nice Stax groove. Steve and the band remain true
to
the powerful sound of the blues that leaves plenty of room to let
loose.
Catalog
#4505 (Released Feb 17, 2009) |
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Bill
Abel - One-Man Band
Style: Blues
In his latest release “One-Man
Band,” Bill brings you into the world of the Delta blues as a
solo act, playing as many instruments as possible in a
“live” setting. He accomplishes this by playing
both lead
and rhythm on a multitude of guitar setups, switching between electric
guitar, dobro, and his own homemade cigar-box guitars while playing
hi-hat and snare with one foot and bass drum with another, all the
while accompanying himself vocally with his signature coarse growl. The
end result is a raw, undiluted adaptation of largely electric blues
rooted deep in the Mississippi delta tradition.
Catalog
#4504 |
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Steve
Rowe - Live a Montreal
Style: Blues
When the time came to begin work on
Steve Rowe's fourth album, it seemed only natural to create the new
effort as a live album. For the past several years Steve has been
winning over massive crowds in the Canadian blues festival circuit, and
has garnered a reputation as both a regional guitar hero and a
guitarist's guitarist. On "Live a Montreal," Steve shows us exactly
what he's made of and why he's held in such high regard.
Catalog
#4509 (Released 2006) |
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Steve
Rowe - Front Rowe Center
Style: Blues
Front Rowe Center is an invitation to
experience - up close and
personal - the evolving blues of guitarist Steve Rowe. The rich tones
of his guitar stimulate your senses like vintage whiskey, mellowed with
age, warm and welcoming in one breath, sultry and demanding in the
next. Aged to perfection, steeped with experience, Front Rowe Center
offers the listener a strong, powerful set of blues the way it was
meant to be played - with all the passion and feeling that can be
mustered.
Catalog
#4508 (Released June 2005) |
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Steve
Rowe - No Refund No Return
Style: Blues
Displaying a vast amount of growth over
the span of two years, Steve Rowe returns with his sophomore album, "No
Refund No Return," an album comprised entirely of original material. On
this album, Steve and Cohort Alex McElcheran focus on bringing new life
to traditional blues styles and song forms, creating a unique and
high-energy amalgamation of old and new.
Catalog
#4507 (Released 2002) |
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Steve
Rowe - Driving the Blues Away
Style: Blues
For his debut album "Driving the Blues
Away," Steve Rowe takes us on a road trip around the United States,
paying homage to his favorite regional blues styles, including
the Texas Shuffle, straight-forward Chicago Style blues, and jazz
influenced swing blues representative of Kansas City
and St. Louis styles. A diverse and exciting journey through the
musical landscape of the blues.
Catalog
#4506 (Released 2000)
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Rusty
Evans - Burning Man
Style: Americana/Alt.
Country/Folk
Rusty Evans, considered by many to be
the reincarnation of Johnny Cash, offers up 13 originals on his latest
release “Burning Man.” This traditionally based
album covers the broad spectrum of roots music from Folk to Alternative
Country to Rockabilly. Rusty is known foremost for his long tenure in
New York’s Greenwich Village and his induction into the
Rockabilly Hall of Fame. However, he was also once a writer in the
Brill Building, has appeared on Dick Clark’s American
Bandstand, and has shared the stage with everyone from Buddy Holly to
Bob Dylan. His experiences have presented him with countless
influences, and he displays many of them within. Comprised of largely
topical songs, “Burning Man” speaks of
Rusty’s experiences in rambling from Greenwich Village in New
York to San Francisco and every stop along the way; including the
people he met, the places he went and the lessons and stories he
acquired along the way.
Catalog
#4101 (Released Jan 09, 2007)
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Ross
Hubbell Trio - Self Titled
Style: Acoustic/Swing
(Gypsy) Jazz
Acoustic
Swing Jazz in the style of Django Reinhardt and others in the Gypsy
Jazz tradition.
”..while sounding hauntingly like Django, Ross Hubbell has
developed his own unique sound, repertoire, and style in the world of
Gypsy Jazz.” –All Frets Magazine
Catalog
#4201 (Released Aug/05)
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Dan
Hayes & Juke Joint - California
Style:
Traditional Blues
Traditional,
Chicago-style blues transplanted to the California bay area.
“…a chilled-out, Charles Brown-like
air…” -E.H.
(Living Blues – July/August ’06)
“Nice and tasty guitar work
and fine understated harmonica fills” -Dave Drury (Blues Matters
– Issue #33, Aug/Sept ’06)
“..typifies what great blues is all about.” –Herb Barbee (Roots
Music Report)
Catalog
#4501 (Released 05/02/06)
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