Bitrate : 320K/s
Total Time : 67:10
Total Size : 154,6 MB
Styles: Blues Rock
Scans: Front Duo-album
Ref. : HGR November 3, 2014
1. Real ( 4:30)
2. Dead Shrimp Blues ( 5:42)
3. Only An Ocean ( 6:27)
4. Bad Weather Blues ( 7:26)
5. Try My Loving Arms ( 4:12)
6. Got A Bad, Bad Feeling (10:20)
7. The Doctor ( 5:19)
8. Southern Moon ( 4:39)
9. Frozen Dirt ( 4:06)
10. Your Mama Don't Dance ( 4:07)
11. Blues For New Orleans (10:15)
Keeping it real is what makes this one a real treasure.
The traditional picture of a true-blood blues musician is set in the Mississippi delta, of a certain age and more often than not, African-American. Patlansky doesn't fall into any of the categories, yet he allows the music to do the talking. It is for blues fans, and especially those who can fall right into the moody instrumentals with the husky voice singing the blues every once in a while.
He's surrounded himself with some of the best, has not bowed to commercialism, is out on the road introducing his fare and with this laid-back bluesy music, he should win many hearts.
The traditional picture of a true-blood blues musician is set in the Mississippi delta, of a certain age and more often than not, African-American. Patlansky doesn't fall into any of the categories, yet he allows the music to do the talking. It is for blues fans, and especially those who can fall right into the moody instrumentals with the husky voice singing the blues every once in a while.
He's surrounded himself with some of the best, has not bowed to commercialism, is out on the road introducing his fare and with this laid-back bluesy music, he should win many hearts.
CD 1 REAL
Bitrate : 320K/s
Total Time : 41:42
Total Size : 96,3 MB
Styles: Blues Rock
Scans: Front Duo-album
1. Empty Arms (3:43)
2. Sweet Sixteen (5:16)
3. Chitlins Con Carne (3:27)
4. Standing At The Station (4:07)
5. Take Me Home (3:02)
6. Mongolious's Blue Hanglider (2:51)
7. Hurricane Took My Home (3:24)
8. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (3:50)
9. Mississippi Muther's Blues (8:02)
10. Hide Away (3:56)
“Standing at the Station”, an independent album that amazed critics and garnered Dan a reputation as a Blues-phenomenon and his subsequent “Readers Choice” vote as “Best Blues Guitarist in Southern Africa”.
Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, Dan Patlansky bought at age 14 his first guitar. Dan Patlansky soon began to play the blues inspired by his father's record collection. B.B. King, Albert Collins, Albert King, and Stevie Ray Vaughan were his idols. Dan Patlansky was 17 when he took to the road with a band called Trigger, a cover rock band with a host of older players. Dan Patlansky left soon after to start a three-piece that became The Mississippi Muthers, comprising Mike Van Tonder (who added bass on three tracks of his major label debut album True Blues) and initially Stephan Lawrence on drums. He has subsequently been replaced by Gordon Legg. With a tight band, an eclectic mix of originals and standards, The Mississippi Mothers grew a fan base and a booking schedule that demanded full-time participation, to which Dan Patlansky happily committed after having spent the latter part of his high school career at The National School of Arts. From Sun City to Julian's and The Blues Room in Johannesburg, each performance made the next even more worthy of the anticipated confirmation. In 2004 at age 22, Dan Patlansky recorded his debut album True Blues.
Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, Dan Patlansky bought at age 14 his first guitar. Dan Patlansky soon began to play the blues inspired by his father's record collection. B.B. King, Albert Collins, Albert King, and Stevie Ray Vaughan were his idols. Dan Patlansky was 17 when he took to the road with a band called Trigger, a cover rock band with a host of older players. Dan Patlansky left soon after to start a three-piece that became The Mississippi Muthers, comprising Mike Van Tonder (who added bass on three tracks of his major label debut album True Blues) and initially Stephan Lawrence on drums. He has subsequently been replaced by Gordon Legg. With a tight band, an eclectic mix of originals and standards, The Mississippi Mothers grew a fan base and a booking schedule that demanded full-time participation, to which Dan Patlansky happily committed after having spent the latter part of his high school career at The National School of Arts. From Sun City to Julian's and The Blues Room in Johannesburg, each performance made the next even more worthy of the anticipated confirmation. In 2004 at age 22, Dan Patlansky recorded his debut album True Blues.
CD 2 Standing At The Station
Year : 2018
Bitrate : 320K/s
Total Time : 37:06
Total Size : 86,7 MB
Styles: Blues Rock
Scans: Front
1. Johnny (3:34)
2. Never Long Enough (3:23)
3. Mayday (4:34)
4. Too Far Gone (3:37)
5. Judge A Man (5:38)
6. Junket Man (3:11)
7. iEyes (3:05)
8. Shake The Cage (3:44)
9. My Dear Boy (3:15)
10. Dog Day (3:00)
2018 already looks massive with exciting new albums, tours and more. Music rules 2018 that is a certainty. Kickstarting 2018 with his new album Perfection Kills, Dan Patlansky is smoking hot as he follows up his critically acclaimed 2016 album Introvertigo.
Patlansky produced the album himself, something he hadn’t done in years.
TRACK BY TRACK BY DAN PATLANSKY
“The meaning behind Perfection Kills? It’s the pursuit of perfection in any art form is futile,” says Patlansky about the new album. “It often does more harm than good, for both the artist on a personal level, as well as the art form itself.”
1. Johnny
This song is about a kid who had a challenging upbringing, and how survival turned him into a tough and sometimes volatile adult.
2. Never Long Enough
This song is about being home with the love of my life and how the seemingly mundane is something I yearn for. The clock is constantly ticking to my next departure and these moments with her are never long enough.
3. Mayday
The modern day rat-race is blindsiding people from the most important thing in life; LOVE. As a result, relationships are crashing.
4. Too Far Gone
With the annihilation of the environment, famine, war, greed and human stupidity, the world is becoming scarier every day. Are we too far gone?
5. Judge A Man
This song is a moan about girls I have dated before, that believed being a musician is not a real job. Judge a man on what he achieves, and not on your own ignorant views.
6. Junket Man
A Junket man is someone who travels for their livelihood, which is an accurate description of my career. Travel is just an inescapable part of the job.
7. iEyes
Our complete addiction to living life through a screen, not noticing the high res world all around us.
8. Shake The Cage
I believe in the theory that life works in 7 year cycles. This song is about embracing change and actively changing your mind set every now and then, even if it means stepping out of your comfort zone.
9. My Dear Boy
This is a song for the newest addition to the family, my son Jack.
10. Dog Day
We all have those days where nothing goes our way. However, our first world problems are nothing compared to what many people have to deal with.
Patlansky produced the album himself, something he hadn’t done in years.
TRACK BY TRACK BY DAN PATLANSKY
“The meaning behind Perfection Kills? It’s the pursuit of perfection in any art form is futile,” says Patlansky about the new album. “It often does more harm than good, for both the artist on a personal level, as well as the art form itself.”
1. Johnny
This song is about a kid who had a challenging upbringing, and how survival turned him into a tough and sometimes volatile adult.
2. Never Long Enough
This song is about being home with the love of my life and how the seemingly mundane is something I yearn for. The clock is constantly ticking to my next departure and these moments with her are never long enough.
3. Mayday
The modern day rat-race is blindsiding people from the most important thing in life; LOVE. As a result, relationships are crashing.
4. Too Far Gone
With the annihilation of the environment, famine, war, greed and human stupidity, the world is becoming scarier every day. Are we too far gone?
5. Judge A Man
This song is a moan about girls I have dated before, that believed being a musician is not a real job. Judge a man on what he achieves, and not on your own ignorant views.
6. Junket Man
A Junket man is someone who travels for their livelihood, which is an accurate description of my career. Travel is just an inescapable part of the job.
7. iEyes
Our complete addiction to living life through a screen, not noticing the high res world all around us.
8. Shake The Cage
I believe in the theory that life works in 7 year cycles. This song is about embracing change and actively changing your mind set every now and then, even if it means stepping out of your comfort zone.
9. My Dear Boy
This is a song for the newest addition to the family, my son Jack.
10. Dog Day
We all have those days where nothing goes our way. However, our first world problems are nothing compared to what many people have to deal with.
Perfection Kills
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