Barrie Curtis ~ Lead Guitar; Freddie Dennis ~ Bass, Vocals; Andy Parypa ~ Bass; Larry Parypa ~ Guitar; Ron Woods ~ Drums. Later Members: Freddie Dennis ~ Vocals; Pat Gossan ~ Keyboards; Bruce Hazen ~ Guitar; Dave McClain ~ Bass; Goldy McJohn ~ Keyboards; Steve Penn ~ Guitar; Steve Yusen ~ Drums. Recent Reunited Members: Freddie Dennis ~ Bass, Vocals; Barry Curtis ~ Guitar; Andy Parypa ~ Guitar; Steve Peterson ~ Drums, Vocals.
Twenty years ago Fred James had written a few songs recorded by Blues artists like Johnny Winter and The Kinsey Report. He met Richard Carpenter who shared a love of Roots Rock, Soul Music and the Blues. They wrote songs recorded by Koko Taylor, Sam Lay, Lonnie Brooks, Son Seals, and Charlie Musselwhite. Richard was a great drummer and Fred played guitar and sang. Needing a bass player, they settled on Jeff Davis, founding member of The Amazing Rhythm Aces, and put together a package show, spending the next few years touring relentlessly and recording four album. By the mid 90s, Fred retired the Screamers, did a few solo albums, played with Tommy Tutone and the reunited Amazing Rhythm Aces. He lost track of Richard Carpenter until 2007. What better excuse than a Screamers reunion? After a gig in 2008 at the Arkansas Blues & Heritage Festival (aka The King Biscuit Blues Fest), they went into the studio to record new material. This is the result. It ain't nothin' fancy, just good, greasy, Tennessee R&B. Freddie & The Screamers are back with the back beat.
Twenty years ago Fred James had written a few songs recorded by Blues artists like Johnny Winter and The Kinsey Report. He met Richard Carpenter who shared a love of Roots Rock, Soul Music and the Blues. They wrote songs recorded by Koko Taylor, Sam Lay, Lonnie Brooks, Son Seals, and Charlie Musselwhite. Richard was a great drummer and Fred played guitar and sang. Needing a bass player, they settled on Jeff Davis, founding member of The Amazing Rhythm Aces, and put together a package show, spending the next few years touring relentlessly and recording four album. By the mid 90s, Fred retired the Screamers, did a few solo albums, played with Tommy Tutone and the reunited Amazing Rhythm Aces. He lost track of Richard Carpenter until 2007. What better excuse than a Screamers reunion? After a gig in 2008 at the Arkansas Blues & Heritage Festival (aka The King Biscuit Blues Fest), they went into the studio to record new material. This is the result. It ain't nothin' fancy, just good, greasy, Tennessee R&B. Freddie & The Screamers are back with the back beat.
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 50:29
Size: 115.6 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2011
Art: Front
[4:48] 1. Why Baby
[3:11] 2. I Ain't Crazy
[3:19] 3. A Pretty Short Ride
[5:11] 4. Her Love Is Killing Me
[3:00] 5. Rock My World
[3:27] 6. Don't Mess With Me Baby
[3:56] 7. I'm Looking For A Woman
[4:58] 8. Get That Feeling
[3:06] 9. Instant Love
[3:26] 10. It's A Jungle Out There
[2:50] 11. Pissin' Up A Rope
[3:30] 12. Your Butt's Too Big
[3:07] 13. Stone Blues
[2:33] 14. Wrong Five O'clock
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Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 41:35
Size: 95.2 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2012
Art: Front
[2:58] 1. Diddy Wah Doo
[4:05] 2. Automobile
[3:18] 3. Your Butt's Too Big
[3:05] 4. Can't Live With 'em
[5:21] 5. Axe Is Gonna Fall
[3:00] 6. Is It Good To You Baby
[3:04] 7. Boney Legged Woman
[2:59] 8. Little Meat On The Side
[2:24] 9. Get A Life
[3:18] 10. Two Lovers
[4:39] 11. Long Hot Summer
[3:19] 12. You Can't Blame A Guy For Trying
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