Time: 43:32
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2001
Styles: Jump Blues, R&B
Art: Full
01. Calling Baby (2:16)
02. Don't Know Where She Went (3:08)
03. You Know Yeah (2:30)
04. Hey, Hey Now Baby (3:07)
05. Do What You Want To Do (2:07)
06. I've Got A Brand New Home (2:58)
07. Love You Baby (2:24)
08. Cry Hard Luck (2:31)
09. Hurry Up, Train (2:34)
10. Where You At (2:10)
11. Nit Wit (2:05)
12. Life Is Suicide (3:04)
13. Can't Stop Lovin' (3:13)
14. Come Home (2:59)
15. Tailor Made (3:41)
16. Is It True (2:37)
Personnel:
Baritone Saxophone – Nick Lunt
Bass – Ian Jennings
Drums – Mark Morgan
Guitar – Dave Wilson
Piano, Harp – West Weston
Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Lee Badau
Vocals, Slide Guitar – Big Joe Louis
Big Joe Louis replaced Mike Sanchez before the recording of this 2001 release, divided between Louis originals and covers of not-very-well-known songs by fairly renowned bluesmen. Louis has a deep, gruff voice, not great, but not as devoid of personality as those of many blues groups playing in a 1950s R&B-blues style. That's what the Big Town Playboys do, competently and reverently, on this disc. From their arrangements (which include saxophones) and taste in material, it's obvious that these are the guys buying those esoteric reissues of '50s blues and R&B from the Modern and Specialty catalogs. This doesn't reinvent that wheel, but emulates and revives it. ~by Richie Unterberger
Baritone Saxophone – Nick Lunt
Bass – Ian Jennings
Drums – Mark Morgan
Guitar – Dave Wilson
Piano, Harp – West Weston
Tenor Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Lee Badau
Vocals, Slide Guitar – Big Joe Louis
Big Joe Louis replaced Mike Sanchez before the recording of this 2001 release, divided between Louis originals and covers of not-very-well-known songs by fairly renowned bluesmen. Louis has a deep, gruff voice, not great, but not as devoid of personality as those of many blues groups playing in a 1950s R&B-blues style. That's what the Big Town Playboys do, competently and reverently, on this disc. From their arrangements (which include saxophones) and taste in material, it's obvious that these are the guys buying those esoteric reissues of '50s blues and R&B from the Modern and Specialty catalogs. This doesn't reinvent that wheel, but emulates and revives it. ~by Richie Unterberger
Western World
2 comments:
hello
can you repost this album, please
thanks in advance
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Big Town Playboys - Western World (2001) [320]
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