Time: 36:26
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1991
Styles: Slide Guitar Blues
Art: Full
01. Let The Big Dog Eat (3:06)
02. The Sauce Boss (3:57)
03. Alligator (3:08)
04. The Lovin'est Man (2:33)
05. Boogiewoogie Washerwoman (3:04)
06. Great Big Fanny (3:19)
07. Straight Out Of The Bottle (2:53)
08. I Can't Be Satisfied (3:47)
09. Jefferson County Hambone (0:44)
10. Cypress Grove Blues (3:33)
11. Mighty Crazy (2:16)
12. Smuggler's Cove (4:01)
Bill Wharton, aka "The Sauce Boss," takes a novel approach to blues performing, combining his love of cooking with his passion for gutsy guitar playing and singing. Wharton, who cooks up gumbo while on stage, is no flash in the pan, nor is his live act meant as some kind of cheap gimmickry; he is simply combining two things he's always loved to do: play music and cook dinner.
Known mostly for his live shows around Florida, where he sells his own homemade Liquid Summer Hot Sauce, Wharton has been fortunate in recent years to take his act to France, where he received rave reviews. By no means a straight-ahead blues player, the guitarist, singer and songwriter's recordings are a rootsy mix of blues, classic R&B and rockabilly-flavored tunes.
Wharton's albums for the Sanford, Fla.-based Kingsnake label include The Sauce Boss (1989), South of the Blues (1994) and Standing in the Fire (1996). He also recorded an album for the Atlanta-based Ichiban label in 1992, Cookin'. All of Wharton's albums reflect his eclectic tastes and include R&B tunes, roots-rock, swamp pop numbers, Delta blues, calypso and zydeco music.
While Wharton doesn't take himself seriously, he does take his music very seriously, and he deserves to be heard by a wider audience. ~Biography by Richard Skelly
Known mostly for his live shows around Florida, where he sells his own homemade Liquid Summer Hot Sauce, Wharton has been fortunate in recent years to take his act to France, where he received rave reviews. By no means a straight-ahead blues player, the guitarist, singer and songwriter's recordings are a rootsy mix of blues, classic R&B and rockabilly-flavored tunes.
Wharton's albums for the Sanford, Fla.-based Kingsnake label include The Sauce Boss (1989), South of the Blues (1994) and Standing in the Fire (1996). He also recorded an album for the Atlanta-based Ichiban label in 1992, Cookin'. All of Wharton's albums reflect his eclectic tastes and include R&B tunes, roots-rock, swamp pop numbers, Delta blues, calypso and zydeco music.
While Wharton doesn't take himself seriously, he does take his music very seriously, and he deserves to be heard by a wider audience. ~Biography by Richard Skelly
Thanks to Marc.
Miami Blues & Liquid Summer
3 comments:
hi there
could you be so kind and renew the link
thanks
New links for this post can be found below.
Bill Wharton - Miami Blues & Liquid Summer (1991) [320]
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Hey Red,
Many thanks for the re-post!
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