Sunday, March 20, 2016

Andy Just - Don't Cry

Year: 1994
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 51:45
Size: 118,8 MB
Styles: Harmonica blues, rocking blues
Scans: Full

1. Talk Is Cheap (2:49)
2. Toes Up (3:24)
3. Mighty Long Time (5:20)
4. The Slam (2:38)
5. Treat Me Right (3:53)
6. Back Trackin' (4:13)
7. Struttin' At The Rooster (2:25)
8. Don't Cry (2:06)
9. Dance With Me (4:02)
10. She's Sweet (5:29)
11. Misery (2:47)
12. Oh Why (6:15)
13. Fool For A Lover (2:54)
14. One Sunny Day (3:22)

In the finest of West Coast blues harmonica traditions, Andy Just has been thrilling audiences with his explosive performances, not only in the states, but overseas as well. His sound is extremely powerful, and innovative, which has been honed by many years of playing, and touring. Andy is very well known in Europe and Australia, where he often entertains thousands at large blues festivals. He is notorious for rockin’ blues, which really brings the house down at music venues far and wide. Although he has a firm handle on the blues, he possesses a unique artistic, and improvisational style that always keeps his fans guessing as to what new surprises he has in store for them. He is recognized for introducing jazz and rock, and other styles into his large repertoire of songs. Andy’s original approach gives his music red-hot energy, and great variety, while staying true to his blues roots. His interpretation encompasses the true essence of the blues, while it captivates the audience with his “take no prisoners” performances. This versatility is what makes his performances a truly enjoyable experience – and you can tell by his thousand-watt smile that he’s having a blast too.

His solo CD, “Don’t Cry” solidifies his reputation as a harmonica extraordinaire. His CD sparked shining reviews, which were altogether outstanding. Whether he’s on the blues harp, guitar, or vocals, Andy has talent, technique and style to burn. He is widely known in the blues harmonica world as a true master of his craft, and for his signature “Tone” – which many harmonica players have tried to duplicate without success. He prides himself on his originally crafted tone, and holds his trade secret under lock and key. Andy has shared a few of his licks and tricks at the Harmonica Master Class, where many from near and far gather to learn from the best of the best in this field. Andy is currently recording harmonica sessions for the Harmonica Master Class, and Mel Bay’s music instructional CD’s. Many harmonica aficionados all over the world hold Andy high on their list of masters. Andy has students as far away as England and Japan, and receives letters and emails from all over the world.

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