Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 43:36
Size: 101,7 MB
Styles: Modern electric blues
Scans: Full
1. Down The Line (3:59)
2. Moonshine (3:59)
3. Take It Away (3:56)
4. Biscuit Roller (3:18)
5. Times Getting Hard (3:55)
6. Passenger Blues (Devil Is Turning Up The Heat) (4:10)
7. Explorer Boogie (3:51)
8. Country Love (3:00)
9. Brand New Mojo Hand (3:38)
10. Here In The Night (4:26)
11. Love Bug (2:15)
12. My Kind Of People (3:03)
Wentus Blues Band has done a lot of steelhard road work as the backing group for many top names in the business, but now they are out standing on the field on their own. The attention now focuses on the band itself and no outside tows is needed on gigs or for the studio work. Wentus Blues Band's agricultural political has been breeded manifest into an album, aptly titled "Agriculture". It delights with its free-flowing and even joyous tone. There isn't a bit of dull work-mode, and it sounds it has sprung straight from the true labour of love. Lee Baker's "Brand New Mojo Hand" is the only cover song - this farming product is the real organic thing. Niko Riippa, Robban Hagnäs and Juho Kinaret were responsible for the songwriting. And the trick isn't just that the songs are original compositions, they are also very good.
Wentus Blues Band's music is familiarly guitar-driven. Riippa's playing is sharp and freewheelin', while "Hiding" Wikman plants up a bit more delicate guitar lines. The addition of Pekka Gröhn on keys is a crucial factor in making "Agriculture" really a happening record. Especially his piano figures are great. Juho Kinaret seems to have improved as a singer; although on the Family Meeting concerts he got compared to real heavyweight singers. On some songs he really lets his creative nuts cut loose. Hagnäs and "Axeli" Axelqvist keep their rhythmic grey eminences strong without unnecessary flash or glitter. The stark-stomping "Passenger Blues" is quite likely the most intense track on the album. "Brand New Mojo Hand" conjures the Louisiana voodoo up with credibility. There's no room for sweetie tunes here. "My Kind Of People", "Times Getting Hard" and "Here in the Night" prove the fact the band handles the more mellow sides, too.
Personnel: Juho Kinaret (vocals), Niko Riippa (guitar), Kim Vikman (guitar), Robban Hagnäs (bass, backing vocals), Pekka Gröhn (keyboards), Mikael Axelqvist (drums)
Wentus Blues Band's music is familiarly guitar-driven. Riippa's playing is sharp and freewheelin', while "Hiding" Wikman plants up a bit more delicate guitar lines. The addition of Pekka Gröhn on keys is a crucial factor in making "Agriculture" really a happening record. Especially his piano figures are great. Juho Kinaret seems to have improved as a singer; although on the Family Meeting concerts he got compared to real heavyweight singers. On some songs he really lets his creative nuts cut loose. Hagnäs and "Axeli" Axelqvist keep their rhythmic grey eminences strong without unnecessary flash or glitter. The stark-stomping "Passenger Blues" is quite likely the most intense track on the album. "Brand New Mojo Hand" conjures the Louisiana voodoo up with credibility. There's no room for sweetie tunes here. "My Kind Of People", "Times Getting Hard" and "Here in the Night" prove the fact the band handles the more mellow sides, too.
Personnel: Juho Kinaret (vocals), Niko Riippa (guitar), Kim Vikman (guitar), Robban Hagnäs (bass, backing vocals), Pekka Gröhn (keyboards), Mikael Axelqvist (drums)
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3 comments:
thanx red m8
May I get this reupped please when time allows?🤙💙🎼😎
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