Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 64:45
Size: 148.2 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2016
Art: Front
[6:09] 1. Sounds Of Home
[7:21] 2. Don't Call Me
[6:22] 3. Fruit Stand Lady
[6:48] 4. Old Fools, Bar Stools And Me
[4:40] 5. Wrong Side Of The Road
[8:50] 6. Sugar Lee
[6:02] 7. Grit My Teeth
[7:37] 8. Cypress And The Pines
[3:57] 9. I Shall Not Be Moved
[6:54] 10. Sugar Shack
Damon Fowler is a master of the six string, slide guitar, lap steel and Dobro who’s been compared to Johnny Winter and Jeff Beck, while his slide guitar has a hint of the late Duane Allman.
Born in Brandon, Damon Fowler’s first association with the guitar began at the age of twelve, and by experience has expanded his skills and range to include playing acoustic, electric, lap steel, and dobro, incorporating slide techniques. In his teenage years, Fowler played at small clubs in the Tampa Bay Area. With a growing local reputation, he began to appear as a support act, both on other musicians tours and at music festivals. His debut album, Riverview Drive (1999), was self-released and included material all written by Fowler. Rick Derringer both played on, and produced the record. Further self releases of Roots and Branches (2000) and the live album, Live at Skipper's Smoke House (2003) followed, which gained Fowler critical notice from the music press.
Severe injuries sustained in a car crash in December 2005 sidelined the acclaimed singer-songwriter and ace guitarist for almost a year. Then, in March 2007, Blind Pig Records announced the signing of Fowler. His first issue with them was the largely blues based album, Sugar Shack (2009). Sugar Shack rose to No. 12 on Billboard's Top Blues Albums chart. Billboard commented that "Fowler may be so skillful that he prefers pickin' tasty to larger-than-life guitar heroics. Fowler wrote nine of the 12 tunes on the album, and his original material is solid." Fowler also performed at Memphis in May in 2009. Following the release of Devil Got His Way two years later, Allmusic remarked that "Fowler's creative lap steel work is what sets him apart from the rest."
Born in Brandon, Damon Fowler’s first association with the guitar began at the age of twelve, and by experience has expanded his skills and range to include playing acoustic, electric, lap steel, and dobro, incorporating slide techniques. In his teenage years, Fowler played at small clubs in the Tampa Bay Area. With a growing local reputation, he began to appear as a support act, both on other musicians tours and at music festivals. His debut album, Riverview Drive (1999), was self-released and included material all written by Fowler. Rick Derringer both played on, and produced the record. Further self releases of Roots and Branches (2000) and the live album, Live at Skipper's Smoke House (2003) followed, which gained Fowler critical notice from the music press.
Severe injuries sustained in a car crash in December 2005 sidelined the acclaimed singer-songwriter and ace guitarist for almost a year. Then, in March 2007, Blind Pig Records announced the signing of Fowler. His first issue with them was the largely blues based album, Sugar Shack (2009). Sugar Shack rose to No. 12 on Billboard's Top Blues Albums chart. Billboard commented that "Fowler may be so skillful that he prefers pickin' tasty to larger-than-life guitar heroics. Fowler wrote nine of the 12 tunes on the album, and his original material is solid." Fowler also performed at Memphis in May in 2009. Following the release of Devil Got His Way two years later, Allmusic remarked that "Fowler's creative lap steel work is what sets him apart from the rest."
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Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 53:52
Size: 123.3 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2004/2016
Art: Front
[5:12] 1. Jig Is Up
[6:12] 2. T.V. Mama
[6:00] 3. Ghetto Woman
[9:17] 4. Rollin' And Tumblin'
[5:15] 5. Sweet Marmalade
[4:54] 6. Riverview Drive
[3:41] 7. Pocket Full Of Blues
[4:21] 8. Hot Tamales
[4:29] 9. 28 Degrees
[4:28] 10. Brokedown Engine
Damon Fowler (lead vocals, guitar); Chuck Riley (bass); Scott Key (drums). Live Recording of a show at Skipper's Smokehouse in Tampa, FL
Live At Skipper's Smokehouse 2003 mc
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1 comment:
You the man mat! Thanks.
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