Time: 45:53
Size: 105.1 MB
Styles: Electric Chicago blues
Year: 2016
Art: Front
[3:39] 1. Living With The Blues
[4:58] 2. City Limits
[3:41] 3. Mind Control
[4:11] 4. It's Over
[3:30] 5. Ain't That A Bitch
[4:24] 6. Get Ya Some
[3:38] 7. Let Me Love You
[3:22] 8. No Difference
[5:24] 9. Remember Bbking
[4:10] 10. Ride That Train
[4:50] 11. Steppin' Out
Mike Gallemore is a well known veteran songwriter and musician of the Chicago Blues scene Mike has worked, played and traveled with many blues artist including: The Kinsey Report, Carl Weathersby, Billy Branch, The Sons of the Blues, Sam Cockrell and the Groove, Lonnie Brooks, Ronnie Baker Brooks, Biscuit Miller, Shirley King, Jimmy Johnson, The Legendary Sam Lay, Floyd Miles of the Gregg Allman Band, Buddy Miles of The Band of Gypsies. He has also fronted his own band “Red Hot and Blue” which frequently headlined Chicago Blues clubs such as Buddy Guy’s Legends and Koko Taylor’s on West Division.
In 1998 he released a solo effort entitled “Music Man” to rave reviews but continued to appear with many other artists as a guest on recordings or as a supporting member of their road bands. Mike relocated to the East Coast in 2003 where he continues to perform in Blues circles and beyond with his band The Bad Hands of New Jersey. The Bad Hands are pushing the limits of the Blues and are quickly making a name for themselves on the East Coast music scene with their brand of Funk/Rock/Blues. In June of 2013 they released their first EP.
In 1998 he released a solo effort entitled “Music Man” to rave reviews but continued to appear with many other artists as a guest on recordings or as a supporting member of their road bands. Mike relocated to the East Coast in 2003 where he continues to perform in Blues circles and beyond with his band The Bad Hands of New Jersey. The Bad Hands are pushing the limits of the Blues and are quickly making a name for themselves on the East Coast music scene with their brand of Funk/Rock/Blues. In June of 2013 they released their first EP.
Living With The Blues
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