Electrophonics - Feels Like a Million

File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Source: LL (from CD)
Released: 2006
Styles: Blues
Time: 44:04
Size: 101,2 MB
Covers: Full

(3:22) 1. Misunderstood Laughin' Clown
(2:35) 2. Miss Babelone
(4:36) 3. Steppin' Out
(4:37) 4. I Wonder What She Says
(3:57) 5. Fine Young Thing (That's My Girl)
(3:19) 6. Dance!
(8:13) 7. Love Upon a Shelf
(2:32) 8. Fill Skill
(2:53) 9. Drivin'
(3:55) 10. Boogie Party
(3:58) 11. She Can't Be Mine

The Electrophonics have been active since 2001. The band members have already gained a lot of experience in other bands. Their trademark is West Coast blues as also made by James Harman, Kim Wilson and Rod Piazza. Almost from the beginning there were only promising words for this band and her music. All that was missing was a CD. Now, almost five years after creation, it is finally there. With their live performances, The Electrophonics has already built up a solid reputation. The release of a CD is therefore not entirely without risk. During 11 songs, the Electrophonics have been very successful in entrusting their approach to the West Coast blues to this disc. The result is a swinging album of a band where the band members are well-matched and there is enough space for the individual band members to display their ability. With the album, The Electrophonics once again appears to belong to the top of the Dutch blues scene. -- Translated with Google Translate from their website.

Feels Like a Million

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