Time: 49:10
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front
01. Damned (3:18)
02. Dangerous (3:47)
03. Still A Fool & A Rollin Stone (5:30)
04. Slowly Slipping Away (3:24)
05. Rhythm All Over (3:36)
06. Smoking Hot Machine (3:59)
07. Troubled Times (4:21)
08. Emily (2:25)
09. Can’t Take It With You (3:00)
10. Rollin' & Tumblin'/Stop Breaking Down (5:10)
11. Going Down That Road Feeling Bad (4:57)
12. Walking Grave (5:37)
When it comes to one-man bands, guitarist and singer extraordinaire Steve Hill has no limits. The truest definition of a one-man band; Hill performs standing up while singing and playing guitar, his feet playing bass drum, snare drum, hi-hats and with a drum stick fused to the head of his trusty guitar, any other percussion within reach. An overnight sensation 20 years in the making, Steve Hill is an ambitious and raucous force to be reckoned with on the Canadian and international blues-rock scene. “The one-man band style has made him the top star in the Canadian blues scene right now.” (Bob Mersereau, CBC)
Following the success of his JUNO nominated Solo Recordings Volume 1, which also won album of the year at the International Blues Challenge in 2013, and JUNO Award winner Solo Recordings Volume 2, Steve Hill is set to release Solo Recordings Volume 3 (March 4, 2016). Solo Recordings Volume 3 features originals that are outright rockers (Damned, Dangerous, Rhythm All Over, Smoking Hot Machine, Can’t Take It With You, Walkin’ Grave) to more acoustic-based melodic tracks (Slowly Slipping Away, Troubled Times, Emily) and three reimagined and rearranged covers (Still A Fool & A Rollin Stone, Rollin & Tumblin / Stop Breaking Down, Going Down That Road Feeling Bad).
Solo Recordings Volume 3 shows an artist at the top of his game and proves why the Montreal Gazette called him “the meanest guitar player in Canada.”
“When I started the Solo Recordings projects four years ago, I had hopes that the songs and performances would resonate with my existing fan-base”, says Hill. “I am constantly trying to improve on the songs, both lyrically and technically, live and recorded, in order to keep the fans excited about my material and live shows. I feel that Solo Recordings Volume 3 is my best work yet and I am excited to present it”.
Hill’s reputation as an exciting performer has provided him the opportunity to showcase his talents at some of Canada’s biggest music festivals including the Montreal Jazz Festival, Ottawa Blues Festival, Mont Tremblant International Blues Festival, Thunder Bay Blues Festival, Kitchener Blues Festival and more. Steve Hill is clearly in his element as a solo artist and one-man band, inviting listeners into a world of musical madness in the form of blues and rock ‘n’ roll.
Following the success of his JUNO nominated Solo Recordings Volume 1, which also won album of the year at the International Blues Challenge in 2013, and JUNO Award winner Solo Recordings Volume 2, Steve Hill is set to release Solo Recordings Volume 3 (March 4, 2016). Solo Recordings Volume 3 features originals that are outright rockers (Damned, Dangerous, Rhythm All Over, Smoking Hot Machine, Can’t Take It With You, Walkin’ Grave) to more acoustic-based melodic tracks (Slowly Slipping Away, Troubled Times, Emily) and three reimagined and rearranged covers (Still A Fool & A Rollin Stone, Rollin & Tumblin / Stop Breaking Down, Going Down That Road Feeling Bad).
Solo Recordings Volume 3 shows an artist at the top of his game and proves why the Montreal Gazette called him “the meanest guitar player in Canada.”
“When I started the Solo Recordings projects four years ago, I had hopes that the songs and performances would resonate with my existing fan-base”, says Hill. “I am constantly trying to improve on the songs, both lyrically and technically, live and recorded, in order to keep the fans excited about my material and live shows. I feel that Solo Recordings Volume 3 is my best work yet and I am excited to present it”.
Hill’s reputation as an exciting performer has provided him the opportunity to showcase his talents at some of Canada’s biggest music festivals including the Montreal Jazz Festival, Ottawa Blues Festival, Mont Tremblant International Blues Festival, Thunder Bay Blues Festival, Kitchener Blues Festival and more. Steve Hill is clearly in his element as a solo artist and one-man band, inviting listeners into a world of musical madness in the form of blues and rock ‘n’ roll.
Solo Recordings Vol. 3
9 comments:
Thanks for the Steve Hill and all the other fine posts. But the Steve Hill link is the same as the distintivo Blues; can you fix please the right link? Thank you again! T.G.
Hey TG, I fixed it 30 seconds after I do the post. You were fast :)
Hey Bluestender, I got the fix. You were fast too, thanks a lot for all. T.G.
Hi, any chance of a re-up of this one please?
New links for this post can be found below.
Steve Hill - Solo Recordings Vol. 3 (2016) [320]
MC: http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/0VLWE4YN/SH-SRV3.rar_links
Zippy: https://www35.zippyshare.com/v/2ujqowSx/file.html
May I get this reupped please when time allows? 🤙💙🎼😎
New links for this post can be found below.
Steve Hill - Solo Recordings Vol. 3 (2016) [320]
MC: https://www.mirrored.to/files/EFZM1HLP/SH-SRV3.rar_links
GoFile: https://gofile.io/d/aqwTjE
@Rooster TYVM for all the Steve Hill reups. Would you happen to have Vol. 1 & 2 Solo Recordings ?
@Daba.. you're welcome. Keep your eyes open for "Vol. 2" on the main page in a near future. Can't help you with "Vol. 1".
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