Time: 75:19
Size: 172.4 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2010
Art: Front
[ 5:20] 1. Sent To The Edge
[ 5:17] 2. Queen Of England
[ 4:48] 3. Nobody's Problem
[ 5:48] 4. One Ticket, One Ride
[ 5:58] 5. My World
[ 6:14] 6. Tell Me Something
[ 3:59] 7. Driving To Montgomery
[ 9:31] 8. Rule The World
[ 8:34] 9. See Through Me
[10:49] 10. Jungle
[ 8:55] 11. Get In Get Out
Randall Bramblett - vocals, acoustic guitar, tenor sax, keyboards; Geoff Achison - vocals, acoustic and electric guitars; Yonrico Scott - drums; Ted Pecchio - bass; Oliver Wood - electric guitar.
Every once in a while lightning strikes and, if you get lucky, it gets captured! That's what happened on 6/13/10 when this live performance at the legendary Eddie's Attic in Decatur, GA was recorded. This CD is a wonderful example of what can happen when two great musicians and songwriters join forces. The dynamic duo alternate between Randall's songs and Geoff's original tunes, and the result is greater than the sum of the parts. Check out how Achison's sensitive accompaniment enhances Bramblett's "Nobody's Problem" or how Randall's sax perfectly complements Geoff's "Rule the World." Oliver Wood of King Johnson adds scorching electric guitar licks to tunes like Achison's "Jungle" and Bramblett's "Get In Get Out," proving that with musicians of this caliber, more is definitely merrier!
Every once in a while lightning strikes and, if you get lucky, it gets captured! That's what happened on 6/13/10 when this live performance at the legendary Eddie's Attic in Decatur, GA was recorded. This CD is a wonderful example of what can happen when two great musicians and songwriters join forces. The dynamic duo alternate between Randall's songs and Geoff's original tunes, and the result is greater than the sum of the parts. Check out how Achison's sensitive accompaniment enhances Bramblett's "Nobody's Problem" or how Randall's sax perfectly complements Geoff's "Rule the World." Oliver Wood of King Johnson adds scorching electric guitar licks to tunes like Achison's "Jungle" and Bramblett's "Get In Get Out," proving that with musicians of this caliber, more is definitely merrier!
Jammin' In The Attic (Live At Eddie's Attic) mc
Jammin' In The Attic (Live At Eddie's Attic) zippy
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