Sunday, January 4, 2015

Bob Malone - 2 albums: Mojo EP / Ain't What You Know

Los Angeles based BOB MALONE plays keyboards with rock legend John Fogerty, and continues a long running and successful solo career. His sound is a one-of-a-kind hybrid of rock, blues, and New Orleans R&B, delivered with high- energy piano virtuosity and a voice all his own. In addition to his Fogerty band duties, he plays over 100 solo shows a year across the globe, and has played with or opened for Bruce Springsteen, Rickie Lee Jones, The Neville Brothers, Rev. Al Green, Dr. John and many others.

Bob tours the US, UK, Europe and Australia extensively, including sets at Glastonbury Music Festival (UK), Colne Blues Festival (UK), Long Beach Bayou Fest (US), Falcon Ridge Folk Fest (US), Blue Mountains Music Fest (AU), and Narooma Blues Fest (AU). And at New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival, he has played the legendary WWOZ Piano Night for two years running.

Mr. Malone is the keyboardist on the latest John Fogerty album Wrote A Song For Everyone – playing on a brand new Fogerty tune, a revamped “Lodi” (recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London), and John’s duets with Bob Seger, Miranda Lambert, and Keith Urban.

Album: Mojo EP
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 28:02
Size: 64.2 MB
Styles: Piano blues
Year: 2014
Art: Front

[4:46] 1. Certain Distance
[4:34] 2. Toxic Love
[4:04] 3. Hard Times
[3:21] 4. I'm Not Fine
[3:58] 5. Paris
[7:17] 6. Rage & Cigarettes

“You would be very hard pressed to select a standout track here, as they are all damn good and hit the mark.” ~ BLUES MATTERS

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Album: Ain't What You Know
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 42:01
Size: 96.2 MB
Styles: Piano blues
Year: 2009
Art: Front

[4:43] 1. Why Not Me
[3:38] 2. Butterfly
[3:18] 3. Small Girl
[3:43] 4. No One Can Hurt You
[3:26] 5. Ain't What You Know
[3:58] 6. Stay With Me
[4:08] 7. Saint Christopher
[4:53] 8. Cold Cold Ground
[4:27] 9. Ingenue
[5:43] 10. Up On Cripple Creek

“A new peak in a rather mountainous career, the new record is a great step forward; it possesses the virtuosic piano playing and smoky vocals of previous works but moves into previously uncharted territory as well.” ~ FILTER MAGAZINE

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