Time: 47:59
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Chicago Blues, Harmonica Blues
Art: Front
01. Sweet Baby (3:53)
02. Seeing Is Believing (3:49)
03. Noontime Bell (3:51)
04. Keep On Sailing (4:59)
05. Blind Date (3:39)
06. You Know I Love You (4:39)
07. Misses Blues (2:43)
08. It Ain't Funny (6:09)
09. Not Me (3:56)
10. Got A Gal (4:24)
11. Two Hundred Dollars Long (2:54)
12. It's Been A Long Time (2:58)
After winning seven Blues Music Award nominations for their 2014 ‘Living Tear to Tear’ CD release, Sugar Ray & the Bluetones follow up with a genuine and solid blues CD release that brings you back to the time before blues became blues-rock. It’s got that feel, that ambience, that emotion often devoid in many of the so called blues rock releases found elsewhere.
Of the 12 tunes on this disc, 11 are originals plus one instrumental cover of B.B. King’s “You Know I Love You” which rivals B.B.’s own original recording.
The Bluetones, led by Sugar Ray Norcia on vocals and harmonica, are really a ‘super star’ group within themselves featuring Monster Mike Welch on guitar, Anthony Geraci on piano and organ, Michael Muscat Ward doing duty on bass and Neil Gouvin solidly understated on drums.
Sugar Ray reels you back to hollars of the Mississippi Delta with his original tune, ‘Keep on Sailing’ when black workers on the levee’s, prison road gangs and cotton fields could only sing surreptitiously of escaping the denigrating social/racial system prevalent in the South.
There isn’t a song on this fine release that is not true to its roots. A mix of tempos, a mix a topics and a wailing good CD release which wouldn’t surprise me if it matched Sugar Ray & the Bluetones 2014’s 7 nominations. ~by Steve Douglas
Of the 12 tunes on this disc, 11 are originals plus one instrumental cover of B.B. King’s “You Know I Love You” which rivals B.B.’s own original recording.
The Bluetones, led by Sugar Ray Norcia on vocals and harmonica, are really a ‘super star’ group within themselves featuring Monster Mike Welch on guitar, Anthony Geraci on piano and organ, Michael Muscat Ward doing duty on bass and Neil Gouvin solidly understated on drums.
Sugar Ray reels you back to hollars of the Mississippi Delta with his original tune, ‘Keep on Sailing’ when black workers on the levee’s, prison road gangs and cotton fields could only sing surreptitiously of escaping the denigrating social/racial system prevalent in the South.
There isn’t a song on this fine release that is not true to its roots. A mix of tempos, a mix a topics and a wailing good CD release which wouldn’t surprise me if it matched Sugar Ray & the Bluetones 2014’s 7 nominations. ~by Steve Douglas
Seeing Is Believing
11 comments:
The link is not working :-(
Sir Didimus, link is working fine :)
Bluestender
I think the problem is related to the browser you're using. The link didn't work for me using Safari, but worked fine using Firefox. So all is well.
Hey there, link is not working for me as well. Same with Marcus King Band. Never had issues before, I'm using Firefox. Did the Mirrorcreator change something?
Try Zippyshare direct link.
http://www77.zippyshare.com/v/OEvpSVKt/file.html
May I get this reupped when time allows please. :)
Hi daba.
New link for this album for your pleasure and others too. :-)
Enjoy!
https://www43.zippyshare.com/v/jEIuo4R5/file.html
@Bluesercher As I get out my "Mississippi Saxophone", I shall truly enjoy! Have a great weekend! :)
Please reup Thanks!
New Link
Sugar Ray & The Bluetones - 2016 Seeing Is Believing 320
https://mega.nz/file/vYdFkDJB#qGALoGxydr5-kdFE65tRIBkbC_JaFU-MEBn6aYy3-KA
@daba, Thanks for the new link.
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