Size: 95.0 MB
Time: 41:25
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
1. How Long [3:13]
2. The Zombie [3:53]
3. Get On The Floor [3:47]
4. The Thing I Done [3:20]
5. Tomorrow Gon' Be Too Late [3:05]
6. Mama Got The Blues [3:24]
7. Goin' Back South [3:30]
8. The Jungle Swing [3:15]
9. Good Luck Charm [2:45]
10. I'm The Jungle Man [2:59]
11. On a Desert Isle [4:41]
12. We Gon' Boogaloo [3:27]
Gon' Boogaloo is his first in more than six years. That's a long time given the international momentum the Aussie growler was packing by the time he hollered Jungle Blues on the prestigious UK TV show Later … with Jools Holland in October 2010.
The two freshest names on his left hand explain that gap to some extent. But even after he moved the whole family to England, he kept up a daily songwriting regimen for the best part of two years, looking for his next leap forward.
"It's hard to make a new type of thing. It took me a long time. I've been trying to not make songs about the jungle," he says, smiling. That part didn't work. "In the end I just had to give up tryin'. But that was like three years wasted avoiding it, you know what I mean?"
What wasn't wasted on this leg of the jungle cruise, from Melbourne to Britain and back to a new home in northwest Victoria, was studio time. Gon' Boogaloo was recorded and mixed in two days, live, in a stone building out Castlemaine way with two microphones capturing the whole swinging scene in single takes of impeccably distorted goodness.
With the Jungle Blues horn section retired and a spooky new gaggle of girly back-up singers, it's certainly a new type of thing for Stoneking. For the rest of us Spotify streamers though, it sounds about as old as rekkids get.
Gon' Boogaloo
The two freshest names on his left hand explain that gap to some extent. But even after he moved the whole family to England, he kept up a daily songwriting regimen for the best part of two years, looking for his next leap forward.
"It's hard to make a new type of thing. It took me a long time. I've been trying to not make songs about the jungle," he says, smiling. That part didn't work. "In the end I just had to give up tryin'. But that was like three years wasted avoiding it, you know what I mean?"
What wasn't wasted on this leg of the jungle cruise, from Melbourne to Britain and back to a new home in northwest Victoria, was studio time. Gon' Boogaloo was recorded and mixed in two days, live, in a stone building out Castlemaine way with two microphones capturing the whole swinging scene in single takes of impeccably distorted goodness.
With the Jungle Blues horn section retired and a spooky new gaggle of girly back-up singers, it's certainly a new type of thing for Stoneking. For the rest of us Spotify streamers though, it sounds about as old as rekkids get.
Gon' Boogaloo
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