Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 46:13
Size: 105.8 MB
Styles: Texas blues
Year: 2003
Art: Front
[4:16] 1. Workin' Real Hard
[3:48] 2. No No No
[4:11] 3. Be Mine Anyway
[5:26] 4. Just Your Fool
[4:37] 5. Get My Blues On
[5:09] 6. Better Man
[4:32] 7. 99 Miles
[5:01] 8. Take A Number (Stand In Line)
[4:34] 9. Something's Gonna Come My Way
[4:35] 10. Who Dat
"Innovate, don't imitate." Hamilton Loomis took his mentor, Bo Diddley's advice. It speaks volumes when the likes of Diddley, Johnny "Clyde" Copeland, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, and Albert Collins take you under their wings. The twenty-something Texas sensation isn't just another cat-in-a-hat with a Strat. He has crafted his blues roots into a funk-a-fied recipe all his own.
A multi-instrumentalist, Hamilton practically grew up in the spotlight. He began on drums and piano at age five, guitar at age six, then conquered the harmonica. Gigging non-stop since age fourteen, he formed a family doo-wop group with his musician parents. By seventeen, he had played the world-famous Delta Blues Festival for an audience of 40,000. Before he was eighteen, he was writing, arranging, and performing his own material. He produced his first CD, titled simply Hamilton, which received a Grammy nomination for "Best Contemporary Album of the Year". Touring for the past five years, his band radiates a potent vibe and boasts razor-sharp arrangements and Hamilton's groove-driven guitar, weaving around his silky, soul-drenched vocals.
"I can't forget the legends who believed in me, so paying my dues must include giving back to the community," states Hamilton. He has taught blues in the schools, holds community blues tributes, and gives regular harmonica clinics. Very few artists are able to meld such a strong sense of the past with such an ardent vision of the future. Above all, performing is Hamilton's forte. He establishes an easy rapport with his audience, which instantly feels his love of the music. Chris Rose of Eminence Speaker Corporation summed it up. "Seeing him perform at the 2001 NAMM Show renewed my faith in new music. He's the hottest thing out of Texas since the jalapeno!"
A multi-instrumentalist, Hamilton practically grew up in the spotlight. He began on drums and piano at age five, guitar at age six, then conquered the harmonica. Gigging non-stop since age fourteen, he formed a family doo-wop group with his musician parents. By seventeen, he had played the world-famous Delta Blues Festival for an audience of 40,000. Before he was eighteen, he was writing, arranging, and performing his own material. He produced his first CD, titled simply Hamilton, which received a Grammy nomination for "Best Contemporary Album of the Year". Touring for the past five years, his band radiates a potent vibe and boasts razor-sharp arrangements and Hamilton's groove-driven guitar, weaving around his silky, soul-drenched vocals.
"I can't forget the legends who believed in me, so paying my dues must include giving back to the community," states Hamilton. He has taught blues in the schools, holds community blues tributes, and gives regular harmonica clinics. Very few artists are able to meld such a strong sense of the past with such an ardent vision of the future. Above all, performing is Hamilton's forte. He establishes an easy rapport with his audience, which instantly feels his love of the music. Chris Rose of Eminence Speaker Corporation summed it up. "Seeing him perform at the 2001 NAMM Show renewed my faith in new music. He's the hottest thing out of Texas since the jalapeno!"
Kickin' It mc
Kickin' It zippy
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 72:42
Size: 166.4 MB
Styles: Texas blues
Year: 2010
Art: Front
[0:29] 1. Intro (By Philip Guy-Davis)
[4:46] 2. Pull Strings
[5:14] 3. Workin' Real Hard
[3:27] 4. Legendary
[8:33] 5. What It Is
[5:14] 6. No No No
[1:32] 7. Best Worst Day
[4:23] 8. Best Worst Day
[6:07] 9. Time
[9:29] 10. Bow Wow
[1:05] 11. Bo Diddley Intro
[5:48] 12. Bo Diddley Who Do You Love Medley
[9:08] 13. Get My Blues On
[7:21] 14. Turnin' Heads
"What’s soulful, smooth as silk, yet more powerful than a locomotive with a full head of steam? Is it Superman? Try Hamilton Loomis on for size. A first-rate Soul/Blues artist and a top-notch performer, Loomis’ live recording, recorded in Oxford and Liverpool with absolutely no overdubs, is one of the best, most powerful live recording I’ve heard in ages. Loomis gets directly to the heart of the matter, great orchestration with strong horns, immaculate guitar work, a rhythm section tighter than Fort Knox and a handle on the situation the common man finds himself in. Loomis gets the job done with power, authority and more than just a touch of class. " ~ Bill Wilson
Live In England mc
Live In England zippy
4 comments:
@ Bluestender & Red Rooster: Please be kind, and reuploaded this two albums of Hamilton Loomis - 'Kickin' It' and 'Live in England'. A great thanks in advance. Regards!
New links for this post (both albums) can be found below.
Hamilton Loomis - Kickin' It (2003) [320]
MC: https://www.mirrored.to/files/0UBYJN7V/HL-KI.rar_links
GoFile: https://gofile.io/d/Mz3Gou
Hamilton Loomis - Live In England (2010) [320]
MC: https://www.mirrored.to/files/V0GDN9FR/HL-LIE.rar_links
GoFile: https://gofile.io/d/Au5SBY
@ Red Rooster: A Great THANKS for re-up this two albums to me. Thank You very much. Thanks for Your kindness. Regards!
Thanks Red Rooster. I have never seen these two.
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