Time: 40:24
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2015
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front
01. Talking With The Blues (4:36)
02. No Creases (3:17)
03. Backseat Blues (4:30)
04. Voodoo Hounds From Hell (3:40)
05. Twilight Cafe (3:21)
06. Produce Row (3:25)
07. Celebration (3:35)
08. Pack My Bag (5:10)
09. My Own Time (3:46)
10. Cool Night Air (4:58)
No Compromise features Mick Clarke with Lou Martin on keyboards, Dangerous Dave Newman on harp, Chris Sharley on drums and Mick Phillips on bass. Recorded at Elephant Studio in London - classic 90s British rock blues.
Mick began his solo career in the early 80s and has become an established name on the European scene, touring regularly in every country from Finland down to Italy. Praised for his fiery "straight from the wood" guitar sound, he has appeared on numerous festivals with artists such as Robert Cray, Johnny Winter and Rory Gallagher. Mick has released fifteen solo albums so far.
Mick began his career with KILLING FLOOR part of the British blues boom of the late 60s. The band backed Texas blues guitar star Freddie King and toured with legends Howlin' Wolf and Otis Spann. Two albums were released which have achieved cult status around the world. Killing Floor has recently reformed for recording and tour projects, and recent live work included a performance at Sweden Rock Festival 2012.
In the mid 70s Mick co-formed SALT a powerful blues-rock act who were a big hit on the London scene playing regularly at the Marquee and other top venues. The band played at the Reading Festival and also opened for Muddy Waters at two major London concerts. SALT has also reformed for occasional re-union tours.
Mick began his solo career in the early 80s and has become an established name on the European scene, touring regularly in every country from Finland down to Italy. Praised for his fiery "straight from the wood" guitar sound, he has appeared on numerous festivals with artists such as Robert Cray, Johnny Winter and Rory Gallagher. Mick has released fifteen solo albums so far.
Mick began his career with KILLING FLOOR part of the British blues boom of the late 60s. The band backed Texas blues guitar star Freddie King and toured with legends Howlin' Wolf and Otis Spann. Two albums were released which have achieved cult status around the world. Killing Floor has recently reformed for recording and tour projects, and recent live work included a performance at Sweden Rock Festival 2012.
In the mid 70s Mick co-formed SALT a powerful blues-rock act who were a big hit on the London scene playing regularly at the Marquee and other top venues. The band played at the Reading Festival and also opened for Muddy Waters at two major London concerts. SALT has also reformed for occasional re-union tours.
No Compromise
4 comments:
The Mick Clarke Band did a 12 track album of this in 1993. Nice post Bluestender :) Thank You.
same album just that the 93 has to other tracks ..That's All Right and Cry To Me :) But thank you
Any chance of a new link for this please?
New links for this post can be found below. Note: The copy I've sent is the 1993 issue with 12 tracks, full art included.
Mick Clarke Band - No Compromise (1993) [320]
MC: https://www.mirrored.to/files/1VOCTNY5/MCB-NC.rar_links
Zippy: https://www46.zippyshare.com/v/3d9KxSxQ/file.html
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