The Brint Anderson Band - Homage To Elmore

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:36
Size: 131.9 MB
Styles: Delta blues
Year: 1995
Art: Front

[3:04] 1. Gotta Move
[2:28] 2. Everyday I Have The Blues
[3:27] 3. Talking To My Baby On The Phone
[4:04] 4. Dust My Broom
[3:01] 5. I Can't Stop Lovin' My Baby Tonight
[3:36] 6. Rollin' & Tumblin'
[2:46] 7. I Must Have Done Somebody Wrong
[4:32] 8. It Hurts Me Too
[4:38] 9. Something Inside
[4:07] 10. The Sky Is Crying
[2:55] 11. Cross Roads( Stand At The Crossroads)
[2:33] 12. One Way Out
[2:46] 13. Ice Cream Man
[2:56] 14. Pickin' The Blues
[3:24] 15. Hand In Hand
[3:58] 16. Shake Your Money Maker
[3:13] 17. Stranger Blues

On Homage To Elmore: Unlike so many other new Blues artists, Anderson knows when NOT to play. His ability to sing the Elmore James classics is uncanny. ~Blues Revue

Brint Anderson Band was formed in the early nineties. Brint won the Abita beer Blues competition in ’93 at Mid City “Rock N Bowl”, received an award for best New Orleans R & B band from offBeat magazine in ’97, and was the house band for Levon Helm of The Band and Levon’s short-lived club on Decatur Street. Brint has released four CD’s of his own…1995’s Homage To Elmore, a tribute to Elmore James, 1997’s I Knew This Would Happen, the first release on his own Toulouse Records, the 2000 release Notes From Clarksdale, a live acoustic Blues recording from Hopson farm in Clarksdale, and his latest solo acoustic CD, simply self-titled. Brint continues to perform solo, with his band, as guitarist for Joe Krown’s Organ Combo or Trio (the trio released Old Friends in 2007),

Homage To Elmore

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