Size: 108.6 MB
Time: 44:34
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Styles: Blues, Boogie
Art: Full
1. From South To South [3:44]
2. I'm Just Passing Through [4:39]
3. It's A Matter Of Time [3:43]
4. Don't Forget To Feed The Cat [4:33]
5. Nyc Boogie [3:39]
6. I Wanna Leave My Way [5:33]
7. Don't Mess [4:03]
8. Do You Wanna Stay With Me [3:42]
9. The Silver Coach [6:24]
10. Boogie Music Gotta Be Your Creed [4:15]
11. From South To South [0:14]
One thing is clear, those who follow Paul MacMannus will not be disappointed by this third installment. The previous was called "Mother Road" here From South To South.
On the road again ... From north to south, eleven steps of Draguignan, where our man is based in Memphis through Louisiana ...
It is not wrong about the goods, and the cover the loud announcement, like those that formerly headlined Maximum Rhythm'n'Blues and other more Rock'n'Roll: it's blues and pure boogie juice. Fluid, elegant, effective. Classic, certainly, but interpreted with grace, and a communicative pleasure.
These people know their lines on the fingertips. MacMannus ensures here singing and rhythm (bass and drums so), surrounded by the faithful Jean-Luc Di Constanzo (keyboards) and Mike Calvet guitars. With the addition of two swordsmen of choice? Do You Wanna Stay With Me 'on Thierry Castelli and nothing less than Vasti Jackson for 'I Wanna Live My Way'.
Recall that the latter - musician, songwriter, producer - has still worked with people like Bobby Rush, Little Milton or BB King ... This title follows a meeting in Draguignan Jazz Festival, and could extend in the form of a common CD. Stay tuned, so ...
Until then, we can enjoy this trip that opens on the eponymous beach, propelled by a dynamic bass line, and - this is the kind of detail that makes the difference - ends with the same title, Recall in fact, about fifteen seconds. Full circle, in a way.
On the road again ... From north to south, eleven steps of Draguignan, where our man is based in Memphis through Louisiana ...
It is not wrong about the goods, and the cover the loud announcement, like those that formerly headlined Maximum Rhythm'n'Blues and other more Rock'n'Roll: it's blues and pure boogie juice. Fluid, elegant, effective. Classic, certainly, but interpreted with grace, and a communicative pleasure.
These people know their lines on the fingertips. MacMannus ensures here singing and rhythm (bass and drums so), surrounded by the faithful Jean-Luc Di Constanzo (keyboards) and Mike Calvet guitars. With the addition of two swordsmen of choice? Do You Wanna Stay With Me 'on Thierry Castelli and nothing less than Vasti Jackson for 'I Wanna Live My Way'.
Recall that the latter - musician, songwriter, producer - has still worked with people like Bobby Rush, Little Milton or BB King ... This title follows a meeting in Draguignan Jazz Festival, and could extend in the form of a common CD. Stay tuned, so ...
Until then, we can enjoy this trip that opens on the eponymous beach, propelled by a dynamic bass line, and - this is the kind of detail that makes the difference - ends with the same title, Recall in fact, about fifteen seconds. Full circle, in a way.
From South To South - Boogie & Blues
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