Deitra Farr - Let It Go!

Year: 2005
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 60:08
Size: 138,2 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Scans: Full

1. Let It Go! (5:04)
2. Signs, Signals And Warnings (5:42)
3. It Really Doesn't Matter (4:13)
4. I'm Through With It (4:32)
5. When They Really Love You (5:45)
6. In A Dark Place (5:57)
7. Don't Hold Me So Tight (4:31)
8. A Week From Yesterday (4:37)
9. My Love For You (6:27)
10. Call Your Wife (4:55)
11. Thank You For Leaving Me (3:17)
12. My Turn, My Time (5:02)

Deitra Farr is considered one of Chicago's top vocalists, according to Living Blues Magazine (May 1997). Fiery, energetic, and soul-stirring describes this woman, who has over the years been nominated for Traditional Female Blues artist of the year by the W.C. Handy Awards, Female Blues Artist of the year by the Living Blues Critics Awards, the British Blues Connection Awards, and the Les Trophees France Blues awards.

This Chicago native began her career in 1975, singing with local soul bands, before starting her blues career in the early 1980’s. When Deitra was 18 years old, she recorded the lead vocals on Mill Street Depo’s record ” You Won’t Support Me “. That record was a Cashbox Top 100 R&B hit in 1976. Over thirty years later, that recording has been re-released and is popular again worldwide. In 1983, Deitra began her blues career working at the major Chicago blues clubs, such as The Kingston Mines, The Wise Fool’s Pub and Blue Chicago. She also toured the US and Canada with the Sam Lay Blues Band. From 1993 to 1996, Deitra was the lead singer with Mississippi Heat, recording two CD’s with this all-star group.

In 1997, Deitra resumed her own solo career, continuing to sing blues, while reaching back to her soul music roots. After recording on eight previous CD projects with others, she recorded her first solo CD, “The Search is Over”, for the London-based JSP records. In 2005, Deitra released her second JSP CD “Let it Go!”.

Let It Go! mc
Let It Go! zippy

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