The Racky Thomas Band has been a torchbearer for the blues since its formation in 1995, when Racky Thomas collaborated with bassist Todd Carson, guitarist Nick Adams, and drummer Ted Larkin to make a demo cd, and do some gigs around the Boston area. Thomas spent '96 and early '97 abroad before returning to Boston, with the intent of putting the band back together and taking another stab at cracking the blues scene.
After an invitation to enter Boston's 1997 Battle of The Blues Bands, and the addition of pianist Ron Poster, the band went on to win, and traveled to Memphis to compete on a national level. Failing to make the finals in Memphis, the band traveled home; humbled, yet with a stronger resolve.
Following the departures of Larkin and Poster; the band-- in various formations --has forged ahead; releasing four critically acclaimed, independently produced cd's, including their most recent effort, 'Hard Travelin', and making numerous club and festival appearances; opening for such luminaries as Luther 'Guitar' Jr. Johnson, Ronnie Earl, and Sue Tedeschi; highlighted by a trip to France in 2010, to perform at the Terri Thouars festival. Moving forward, Thomas plans to release a solo acoustic CD featuring his Delta and country blues influences, as well as make another trip to the studio (or club!) for a live recording. Stay tuned...
After an invitation to enter Boston's 1997 Battle of The Blues Bands, and the addition of pianist Ron Poster, the band went on to win, and traveled to Memphis to compete on a national level. Failing to make the finals in Memphis, the band traveled home; humbled, yet with a stronger resolve.
Following the departures of Larkin and Poster; the band-- in various formations --has forged ahead; releasing four critically acclaimed, independently produced cd's, including their most recent effort, 'Hard Travelin', and making numerous club and festival appearances; opening for such luminaries as Luther 'Guitar' Jr. Johnson, Ronnie Earl, and Sue Tedeschi; highlighted by a trip to France in 2010, to perform at the Terri Thouars festival. Moving forward, Thomas plans to release a solo acoustic CD featuring his Delta and country blues influences, as well as make another trip to the studio (or club!) for a live recording. Stay tuned...
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 59:41
Size: 136.6 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2009
Art: Front
[3:40] 1. Ain't Gonna Do It
[3:38] 2. Someone To Keep Me Satisfied
[4:25] 3. If My Luck Don't Change
[6:14] 4. Break It To Me Easy
[6:00] 5. Dance With Your Daddy
[3:57] 6. Goin' Away Baby
[2:46] 7. Junker's Blues
[4:35] 8. She's All Right
[6:38] 9. Louise
[4:09] 10. Racketeering
[4:45] 11. Honey Bee
[3:33] 12. Travelin' Blues
[5:14] 13. Ride With Your Daddy Tonight
Hard Travelin' mc
Hard Travelin' zippy
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 68:57
Size: 157.9 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2012
Art: Front
[4:23] 1. The Hustle Is On
[7:09] 2. Standing On A Corner
[6:25] 3. Sweet Dough Baker
[4:47] 4. Don't Treat Me Like That
[4:32] 5. Oh My
[3:49] 6. Rack 'em Up
[6:02] 7. Please Love Me
[4:21] 8. Tenor Madness
[6:53] 9. I Wonder Why
[4:25] 10. One Thing Mama
[9:39] 11. Can't Win For Losin'
[6:27] 12. Blues Keep Me Troubled
Live At The Yardrock mc
Live At The Yardrock zippy
6 comments:
Hello BDaD & Red Rooster.
Please be kind and re-up album (if you will be a little free time) of Racky Thomas - "Live At The Yardrock" & "Goin' Home".
Thanks in advance...:-)
Regards.
@Bluesercher
The Racky Thomas Band - Hard Travelin' (2009) [320].rar (NMR)
https://www89.zippyshare.com/v/AdUxp8Du/file.html
The Racky Thomas Band - Live At The Yardrock (2012) [320].rar (NMR)
https://www24.zippyshare.com/v/1i30Yo8L/file.html
Hi BDaD
A huge thanks for your time and kind to re-up this two albums.
Thank you very much.
Regards!
Hi! If possible, I would like to have link for album Live at the Yardrock
re-up. Many thanks i advance
New links for "Live At The Yardrock" can be found below.
Racky Thomas Band - Live At The Yardrock (2002) [320]
MC: https://www.mirrored.to/files/NCGNLKLL/RTB-LATY.rar_links
GoFile: https://gofile.io/d/wGlnyj
@Red Rooster: Thank you very much for this new link. Best regards
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