Time: 45:39
Size: 104.5 MB
Styles: Chicago blues
Year: 2007
Art: Front
[3:06] 1. Dog Catcher
[4:17] 2. Slow Thunder
[5:02] 3. Outta Mind
[4:04] 4. Ain't No Doors
[3:12] 5. Hand Clappin
[9:59] 6. Gamblin On Love
[2:33] 7. Mil Town Blues
[5:08] 8. Cold As Hell
[4:24] 9. Queen Bee
[3:50] 10. Holdin Out
The Charles Walker Blues Band is a five piece band that performs various styles of blues and R&B with precision and energy. What adds to the band uniqueness, apart from award winning musicians (together for 3 years), is the richness of both the original and cover (BB King, Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Muddy Waters) material. A quote from the Livin’ Blues magazine describes us best, “…so much energy, you can’t resist but fall in love with every song. You’re drawn in and held for show after show with Charles Walker band.”
Charles Walker, tenor saxophone, keyboard, songwriter & band leader, received formal jazz training at UW Eau Claire. He has played saxophone for over 17 years. His last band was Muddy Blue, who released a CD entitled “Low Down Dirty Blues”. He has played with such greats as Big Al from New Orleans and JJ Johnson at BB’s in St. Louis. His influences are Luther Allison, Louis Jordan, Stan Getz, Lester Young, Dexter Gordon, Charlie Parker, Sax Gordon, Keb’ Mo, and John Coltrane.
Charles Walker, tenor saxophone, keyboard, songwriter & band leader, received formal jazz training at UW Eau Claire. He has played saxophone for over 17 years. His last band was Muddy Blue, who released a CD entitled “Low Down Dirty Blues”. He has played with such greats as Big Al from New Orleans and JJ Johnson at BB’s in St. Louis. His influences are Luther Allison, Louis Jordan, Stan Getz, Lester Young, Dexter Gordon, Charlie Parker, Sax Gordon, Keb’ Mo, and John Coltrane.
The World And Things

3 comments:
Could you please re-up this album .... TIA
New links for this post can be found below.
Charles Walker Blues Band - The World And Things (2007) [320]
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@Red Rooster ..... many thanks for the re-up. ;)
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