Bishop Black - Scraping Through The South

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 50:59
Size: 116.7 MB
Styles: Southern rock
Year: 2014
Art: Front

[4:11] 1. Delilah
[3:28] 2. Sugar Shack
[3:17] 3. Brother Locklayer
[3:51] 4. Better Days
[5:11] 5. Elevate
[5:13] 6. Slave
[4:28] 7. What You Gonna Do
[4:20] 8. The Man
[3:37] 9. Better Off
[4:26] 10. Wishing Well
[8:03] 11. Workin' On A Building
[0:47] 12. Caballo De Dois

Southern rock band from Alabama. Jeremy Braswell is an extraordinary lead singer and one of the most riveting performers - in any genre - ever to set foot on a stage. Preston Grammer is the propulsive engine that drives Bishop Black and makes their music instantly recognizable. Pat Sowell is a guitarist who has formed a rhythmic brotherhood with Grammer, but who also colors and textures the band's songs with deft, melodic touches. And Steve White and Cory Sowell, needless to say, make up one of rock's greatest rythym sections. they are both the rock that anchors the band, and the force that swings it. At once elegant in their simplicity and soaring in their impact, none of their gestures are wasted, all are necessary. Cory and Steve enliven the often-monolithic notion of the rock & roll rhythm section with an irresistible, unpretentious, jazz-derived sophistication. Musicians live and create in the moment, and that's why fans still go see Bishop Black. But seeing Bishop Black live is to see a working band playing as hard as they can, and that's what Rock and Roll is all about.

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