Ezra Lee - You Can't Stop A Freight Train

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 34:58
Size: 80.1 MB
Styles: Piano blues, Contemporary blues
Year: 2009
Art: Full

[2:07] 1. Just One Of Those Things
[1:58] 2. Mean What I Say
[2:19] 3. Creola
[2:38] 4. Can't Stop A Freight Train
[3:34] 5. I'll Keep Waiting
[1:57] 6. Rock 'N' Roll Piano Man
[2:25] 7. Pantin' Panther
[1:54] 8. Ezzy's Boogie
[2:00] 9. Look, But Can't Touch
[2:32] 10. Count On Me (To Shoot You Down)
[2:51] 11. Firefly
[3:02] 12. Spread It Around
[3:27] 13. The Devil Is A Dame
[2:08] 14. She Done Gone

Singer-pianist Ezra Lee is another proof of the good state of health of the Aussie’s rockin’ scene. Like his first recordings available on “Preston Rockabilly vol. 2” this album has been recorded at Preston Studio by the expert hands of Graeme Thomas (and Cal Robinson too) with long time friend Pat Capocci on guitar (who also wrote or co-wrote half of the songs here), Cal Robinson on bass and Ricky “the Goat” on drums. It’s a pretty good and solid debut album. One could fear that a pianist named “Lee” would merely be a Jerry Lee copycat, but it would be a huge mistake. Sure it contains a healthy dose of piano pounding rockers like Just One of Those Things, Ezzy’s Boogie (pretty much like Jerry Lee's Real Wild Child) and of course Rock’n’roll Piano man.

But there’s plenty of other good things too like Sun rockabilly (Spread It Around) and Honky Tonk (I’ll Keep Waiting, Count on Me (to shoot you)) which proves that this boy also likes Moon Mullican. One will also find a couple of blues numbers that show his admiration for Otis Spann and Jonnie Johnson like Mean What I Say or Firefly a Muddy Waters inspired number. There’s also a beautiful New Orleans blues with a Rumba beat called Creola (a little bit like Earl Hooker’s Guitar Rumba), a Texas blues (Pantin’ Panther) and a Carl Mann influenced rocker.

No need to say that Pat Capocci’s guitar is the perfect complement to Ezra’s voice and piano.

thank you mrwalker.
You Can't Stop A Freight Train

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