Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 51:42
Size: 118.4 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2010
Art: Front
[3:53] 1. Messing With The Kid
[3:36] 2. Feeling Alright
[3:38] 3. Get Out Of My Life, Woman
[4:50] 4. All Your Love
[4:29] 5. While My Guitar Gently Weeps
[4:52] 6. Thrill Is Gone
[5:18] 7. Dust My Blues (Dust My Broom)
[3:15] 8. Rockin' Daddy
[4:16] 9. Rock Me Baby
[4:26] 10. Think Stax, Jax
[3:58] 11. Bullfrog Blues
[5:06] 12. Red House
Free Blues, by internationally acclaimed Blues guitarist Nuno Mindelis, celebrates a Blues Phoenix arising from the ashes. Blues music has undergone rediscovery and rebirth as it is passed from generation to generation. Eric Clapton and others helped deliver Blues reborn in the 1960's and 1970's. The Blues deserve more than a rote replay in exactly the same way as we have heard it for over 40 years. There is more to Blues than merely Blues Rock.
To honor those who have kept the Blues alive, Nuno first looked back to twelve themes which touched him deeply in his early teenage years. Tributes to the icons of the Blues, like Steve Cropper ("Get Stax, Jax"), are served, with tasty versions of the Blues classics ("Dust My Broom," "The Thrill is Gone," and many others, ending with a blistering rendition of Hendrix' "Red House"). Some tracks, like George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," and "Feelin' Alright" by Dave Mason, are not part of the traditional Blues canon, but are critical to the development of the Blues nonetheless. Nuno follows these early mentors, who injected electricity and rock into the origianal rural blues form. They triggered an explosion of innovation and revolution in the language of the Blues, making it accessible to new generations. Indeed, without this innovation, the Blues might now be found only in a museum.
Free Blues continues the rebirth of the Blues, but now infusing the contemporary musical language instead of the Rock themes of the 60's. The true art is maintaining the traditional format of guitar and vocals as the foundation upon which Free Blues is crafted. Nuno creates a stunning and energized journey through the Blues that will both please Blues traditionalists and introduce this vital music to a new generation, just as the rock artists did decades ago. Make no mistake-- Free Blues is not electronica, hip hop, or some watered down Blues-tinged bouillabaisse-- it is the real Blues.
Find out what Guitar Player Magazine's Best Blues Guitarist has created, building on his two CD's with Stevie Ray Vaughan's rhythm section, Double Trouble, and what audiences from the Montreal International Jazz Festival to Austin have been talking about. Sit back, take a deep breath, and take in Free Blues.
To honor those who have kept the Blues alive, Nuno first looked back to twelve themes which touched him deeply in his early teenage years. Tributes to the icons of the Blues, like Steve Cropper ("Get Stax, Jax"), are served, with tasty versions of the Blues classics ("Dust My Broom," "The Thrill is Gone," and many others, ending with a blistering rendition of Hendrix' "Red House"). Some tracks, like George Harrison's "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," and "Feelin' Alright" by Dave Mason, are not part of the traditional Blues canon, but are critical to the development of the Blues nonetheless. Nuno follows these early mentors, who injected electricity and rock into the origianal rural blues form. They triggered an explosion of innovation and revolution in the language of the Blues, making it accessible to new generations. Indeed, without this innovation, the Blues might now be found only in a museum.
Free Blues continues the rebirth of the Blues, but now infusing the contemporary musical language instead of the Rock themes of the 60's. The true art is maintaining the traditional format of guitar and vocals as the foundation upon which Free Blues is crafted. Nuno creates a stunning and energized journey through the Blues that will both please Blues traditionalists and introduce this vital music to a new generation, just as the rock artists did decades ago. Make no mistake-- Free Blues is not electronica, hip hop, or some watered down Blues-tinged bouillabaisse-- it is the real Blues.
Find out what Guitar Player Magazine's Best Blues Guitarist has created, building on his two CD's with Stevie Ray Vaughan's rhythm section, Double Trouble, and what audiences from the Montreal International Jazz Festival to Austin have been talking about. Sit back, take a deep breath, and take in Free Blues.
Free Blues mc
Free Blues zippy
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:05
Size: 130.7 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 1996
Art: Front
[2:04] 1. Hugs
[4:33] 2. Back To Memphis
[3:49] 3. You Don't Have To Go
[8:30] 4. Egyptian Priestess
[4:04] 5. What Can I Do
[2:49] 6. Castles Made Of Sand
[5:01] 7. Hard To Bear
[4:00] 8. Avenue G
[3:52] 9. Monkey Joke
[3:48] 10. You Got Me Running
[7:17] 11. Blues For Antone's
[3:17] 12. They Call Me The Beast
[3:55] 13. Texas Bound
Brazil's leading electric blues player has recorded his third record at the source - Hit Shack Studios, Austin/Texas. With Stevie Ray Vaughan's old partners Tommy Shannon/Chris Layton and guests like Lou Ann Barton and Steve James, the Angola-born Mindelis pays tribute to some of his Texas Blues heroes. Also influenced by Jimmy Page, the man from Sao Paolo is a more than rewarding new bluesrock discovery.
Special Guests: Lou Ann Barton - back-up vocals, Steve James - dobro, Paul Orta - harmonica, Chris Higgs - piano, Riley Osbourn - hammond b3, piano.
Special Guests: Lou Ann Barton - back-up vocals, Steve James - dobro, Paul Orta - harmonica, Chris Higgs - piano, Riley Osbourn - hammond b3, piano.
Texas Bound mc
Texas Bound zippy
7 comments:
Interesting Mat !!.. I have a copy of Nuno & Double Trouble - Texas Bound, Different track list though.
hey tonka, i looked at the CD's label and it says it was manufactured in brazil. i guess they have different tracklists for regionsl releases.
Your copy might be a 2007 re-release Tonka. Here's the track listing for the 1996 release (according to Nuno Mindelis home page):
http://nunomindelis.com.br/v2/audio/texas-bound-1996-2/
.. and here's the track listing for the 2007 release (according to CDBaby):
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/nuno3
Any chance of a reup of Free Blues? In flac if possible?
2010 - Nuno Mindelis - Free Blues [16-44]
Link --> https://gofile.io/d/4nSVyh
Mat as well have both.
2007 - Nuno Mindelis - Texas Bound (1996) [16-44]
Link --> https://gofile.io/d/mFVD8B
Many thanks Frankie
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