Time: 41:21
Size: 94.7 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 1999
Art: Front
[3:02] 1. Bald Headed Woman
[4:01] 2. She's Gone
[4:01] 3. No
[4:26] 4. Broken Circle
[4:05] 5. I'm Satisfied With You
[2:49] 6. I Just Love You Like I Said
[4:39] 7. Love Detox
[3:04] 8. Love Don't Love Nobody
[5:55] 9. Woman Down In Texas
[5:14] 10. Backdoor Man
Jan Tore Lauritsen born in Norway and began playing at the early age of 6 and pretty much immediately got interested in the Blues and related music after first hearing BB King, blues pianist Charles Brown and the legendary Ray Charles. JT had his first paying gig at the age of 14, which resulted in a steady flow of jobs for him on the organ - an instrument he stayed with for many years. J.T. was searching for his own style on the instrument when he had to admit that a B3 Hammond organ was too heavy to drag around from gig to gig - so he compromised by taking up the accordion.
Eventually, his blues harp began accompanying him wherever he went and became a new sound in J.T.'s music. Since 1989, both accordion and blues harp have been his trademark instruments. In 1991, he started Buckshot Blues Band with the now well known guitarist, Vidar Busk. In 1995, The Buckshot Hunters released their first CD "Buckshot Hunters", an album that received solid reviews across the board.
The album sold over 2500 units (a very respectable number in Norway) and laid the foundation for the next release, "My Kind of Blues". ~Michael Limnios
Eventually, his blues harp began accompanying him wherever he went and became a new sound in J.T.'s music. Since 1989, both accordion and blues harp have been his trademark instruments. In 1991, he started Buckshot Blues Band with the now well known guitarist, Vidar Busk. In 1995, The Buckshot Hunters released their first CD "Buckshot Hunters", an album that received solid reviews across the board.
The album sold over 2500 units (a very respectable number in Norway) and laid the foundation for the next release, "My Kind of Blues". ~Michael Limnios
My Kind Of Blues mc
My Kind Of Blues zippy

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