Time: 77:56+22:29
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front
01. Got To Move On (Live) (5:59)
02. Brother, Where Are You (Live) (5:02)
03. Move To The Groove (Live) (4:05)
04. The River (Live) (4:53)
05. Messin' With The Kid (Live) (4:36)
06. The Hideaway - Peter Gunn Theme (Live) (8:14)
07. Black Night (Live) (7:08)
08. Gangster Of Love (Live) (5:22)
09. T's Boogie (Live) (4:00)
10. A Little Bit Of That (Live) (4:34)
11. Baby, Please Don't Go - I'm A King Bee (Live) (5:51)
12. Luka's Lullaby (Live) (4:59)
13. Kidney Stew (Live) (6:06)
14. Walkin' Blues (Live) (7:03)
Encores:
01. Let's Work Together (Live) (5:21)
02. Honky Tonk Woman (Live) (5:42)
03. Fool (Live) (4:47)
04. The Blues Is Alright (Live) (6:47)
This band is hot. Very, very hot.
And those aren't just empty words. After all, the Blues Company from Osnabrück, Germany is neither a hodgepodge of rank beginners nor – to borrow business lingo – a group of new business starters. Rather, they are a team of artists who have made their mark, musicians with experience and know-how aplenty. The musicians at work here have long since ensured that the name of their “company” is a recognised “seal of approval”. In a nutshell, “Blues Company” stands for German's longest-running and most successful blues band. And with each new recording, with each concert, these pros underscore that their passionate love affair with the blues is burning brightly as ever.
And those aren't just empty words. After all, the Blues Company from Osnabrück, Germany is neither a hodgepodge of rank beginners nor – to borrow business lingo – a group of new business starters. Rather, they are a team of artists who have made their mark, musicians with experience and know-how aplenty. The musicians at work here have long since ensured that the name of their “company” is a recognised “seal of approval”. In a nutshell, “Blues Company” stands for German's longest-running and most successful blues band. And with each new recording, with each concert, these pros underscore that their passionate love affair with the blues is burning brightly as ever.
Old, New, Borrowed But Blues
Old, New, Borrowed But Blues: Encores
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