Time: 50:25
Size: 115.4 MB
Styles: Soul/R&B/Blues
Year: 2004
Art: Front
[3:38] 1. Same Damn Time (Feat. Al Agami)
[3:20] 2. Come Sing With Me
[6:39] 3. Tomorrow
[4:42] 4. Nobody Else But You
[6:09] 5. Stuck With Me
[3:45] 6. Words Ain't Enough
[3:50] 7. One More
[5:24] 8. Lessons
[6:39] 9. We Don't Make Love
[6:13] 10. Fooling Yourself
Mike Andersen (born Mikkel Dybdal Andersen, February 25, 1977, Rødekro, Denmark) is a Danish blues and soul songwriter, guitarist, singer and bandleader of the Mike Andersen Band.
Already at 12 years of age, blues, rhythm & blues and African-American music had taken a firm grip on Andersen. While everyone around him in Denmark was listening to a mix of Wham, Duran Duran and Madonna, he practised guitar along with the LPs of Lightning Hopkins, B.B. King, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Albert King, Otis Rush and many more. Later, as Andersen focused on voices and words he ventured into the soul stars and Al Green, Donny Hathaway and Marvin Gaye were added to his collection of vinyl.
At 20, Andersen met the blues guitarist Otis Grand.[1] Otis and his six piece band perfectly framed the music Mike had listened to his whole life, from raw urban blues to 1960s soul. Grand invited the young Andersen to one of his major shows in England where he participated as a guitarist in The Otis Grand All Star Revue at the 'The Great British R & B Festival in Colne, England.[2] When Andersen returned home to Denmark he had a firm resolve to form a six piece blues and soul band of his own.
Knocking around the blues and soul scene of Aarhus, Andersen soon cranked up his 'Blues Crew' band and quickly caught the attention of older, more established Danish musicians.[1] Soon he formed 'The Mike Andersen Band' whose first album, My Love for the Blues was released in 2002 as one of the last 15 years most striking Danish blues albums. It was imprinted with the relentless uncompromising attitude which has characterized his career since. Another significant studio album, Tomorrow released in 2004 and The Mike Andersen Band EP of 2006 followed along with hundreds of concerts across Europe.
Already at 12 years of age, blues, rhythm & blues and African-American music had taken a firm grip on Andersen. While everyone around him in Denmark was listening to a mix of Wham, Duran Duran and Madonna, he practised guitar along with the LPs of Lightning Hopkins, B.B. King, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Albert King, Otis Rush and many more. Later, as Andersen focused on voices and words he ventured into the soul stars and Al Green, Donny Hathaway and Marvin Gaye were added to his collection of vinyl.
At 20, Andersen met the blues guitarist Otis Grand.[1] Otis and his six piece band perfectly framed the music Mike had listened to his whole life, from raw urban blues to 1960s soul. Grand invited the young Andersen to one of his major shows in England where he participated as a guitarist in The Otis Grand All Star Revue at the 'The Great British R & B Festival in Colne, England.[2] When Andersen returned home to Denmark he had a firm resolve to form a six piece blues and soul band of his own.
Knocking around the blues and soul scene of Aarhus, Andersen soon cranked up his 'Blues Crew' band and quickly caught the attention of older, more established Danish musicians.[1] Soon he formed 'The Mike Andersen Band' whose first album, My Love for the Blues was released in 2002 as one of the last 15 years most striking Danish blues albums. It was imprinted with the relentless uncompromising attitude which has characterized his career since. Another significant studio album, Tomorrow released in 2004 and The Mike Andersen Band EP of 2006 followed along with hundreds of concerts across Europe.
Tomorrow mc
Tomorrow zippy
2 comments:
@Red Rooster..Sorry for my mistake, could you please re-up "Tomorrow", "Echoes", "My Love For The Blues" & "Home" by Mike Andersen, & "The Copenhagen Blues Sessions Vols 1 - 5". Many Thanks
New links for this post can be found below.
Mike Andersen Band - Tomorrow (2004) [320]
MC: http://www.mirrorcreator.com/files/0X12GWA1/MAB-T.rar_links
Zippy: http://www21.zippyshare.com/v/6zQpCnR8/file.html
@Muffinman .. please do not make re-up request for several posts/albums in the same post. Instead, make individual requests at the comments box for each post. It makes it easier for us to help you guys out that way. We will try to take care of your other requests as soon as we can. /Red Rooster
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