Time: 73:27
Size: 168.1 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2005
Art: Front
[5:11] 1. Cobalt
[3:35] 2. Running
[3:38] 3. Red Richard
[5:12] 4. When My Mother Died
[4:37] 5. Winter Of 99
[4:20] 6. Big Brazos
[3:52] 7. Highway 61
[4:10] 8. Spadina Avenue Stomp
[3:09] 9. Liza
[5:36] 10. Suicide Note
[4:30] 11. Flying Crow
[3:41] 12. Caving In
[6:21] 13. Cocaine
[6:36] 14. Poor Lazarus
[2:50] 15. Mojo Boogie
[6:03] 16. You Can't Choose The World You Live In
This is the Electro-Fi debut of Julian Fauth, the most strikingly original young singer/songwriter to come down the Blues Highway in many moons. A triple threat vocalist / pianist / guitarist, Julian wrote 14 of the disc's 16 tracks. He is joined on this CD by special guests: guitar legend Mel Brown and W.C. Handy nominee Paul Reddick (of the Sidemen), who plays harmonica on six tracks. Both a blues scholar and a witty and fearless innovator, Julian Fauth writes and sings blues that tell the truth.
Songs Of Vice And Sorrow
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