Time: 51:05
Size: 117.0 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2013
Art: Front
[3:26] 1. Mean Moutain Blues
[3:29] 2. On The Edge
[3:46] 3. Nothing But Love
[3:43] 4. Catch My Eye
[3:25] 5. Can't Sleep At Night
[4:13] 6. Rich Man Loser
[3:57] 7. Listen To Me Baby
[4:14] 8. I Want To Go Home
[3:11] 9. Permanently Indebted
[4:18] 10. Powderhouse Road
[3:26] 11. It Ain't Easy
[2:19] 12. I Love Her So
[2:56] 13. Get Along With The Blues
[4:35] 14. The Things You Do
What is “March Madness”? Colloquially, it refers to the NCAA college basketball playoffs, but it also applies to several other things: the often-tumultuous start of spring, the end of “cabin fever,” and in this case, the arrival of high-powered blues and rock and roll from Denmark. The Skriver Bjarnesen Band has “Nothing But Love” for these styles of music and their globe-wide fans. Guitarist Henrik Skriver started working with singer Jesper Bjarnesen in 1987, forming the rock band Shotgone. They toured Danish clubs and festivals for almost a decade and released 2 CDs with fresh compositions: “Red E” in 1993 and “A Second Gone” in 1995. Shotgone split up in 1996, but they continued to work together as a duo. In 2008 they formed the Skriver and Bjarnesen Blues Band, again playing clubs and smaller venues with a repertoire of blues standards. Calling their music “blues-based rock” or perhaps more accurately, “rock-based blues,” they claim inspiration from the Allman Brothers, ZZ Top, Albert Collins, Dave Edmunds, and others. Along with bassist Michael Wedgwood and drummers Claus Daugård (winner of a Danish Grammy) and Erik Lodbjerg, the band and several special guests offer us fourteen eclectic originals. ~Rainey Wetnight
Nothing But Love mc
Nothing But Love zippy
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