Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 44:13
Size: 102,0 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Scans: LP front & back
1. I'm In The Mood (3:35)
2. Way Down Low (2:56)
3. Worried Life Blues (5:41)
4. South Side Stomp (2:50)
5. If You Really Wanna Leave (6:23)
6. Dirty Dozen (3:12)
7. Get Like You Used To Be (4:54)
8. Harrys' Country Line Up (3:54)
9. Twenty Nine Ways (1:55)
10. Going Down (4:34)
11. You Don't Have To Go (4:14)
John Laporte and Jan Willem Sligting left Oscar Benton's Blues Band in 1974 to form Barrelhouse, first as an instrumental group. Soon Tineke Schoemaker joined them and they became very popular in the Netherlands because of their live reputation. It even results in a concert with blues master Albert Collins in 1978, issued on CD by Dutch label Munich Records.
In 1985 Tineke Schoemaker was replaced by Jony de Boer, but only a year later the band gave their last concerts and the members of Barrelhouse all joined different other bands. Much to the joy of many blues lovers in the Netherlands, Barrelhouse came together again in 1993 with all the old members, including Tineke Schoemaker. Since then they have recorded 2 new albums and a new one is being issued soon.
Members: Tineke Schoemaker (vocals until 1985, then again after 1993); Jony de Boer (vocals from 1985 to 1986); Johnny Laporte (guitar); Guus Laporte (guitar); Jan Willem Sligting (bass); Bob Dros (drums); Han van Dam (piano).
In 1985 Tineke Schoemaker was replaced by Jony de Boer, but only a year later the band gave their last concerts and the members of Barrelhouse all joined different other bands. Much to the joy of many blues lovers in the Netherlands, Barrelhouse came together again in 1993 with all the old members, including Tineke Schoemaker. Since then they have recorded 2 new albums and a new one is being issued soon.
Members: Tineke Schoemaker (vocals until 1985, then again after 1993); Jony de Boer (vocals from 1985 to 1986); Johnny Laporte (guitar); Guus Laporte (guitar); Jan Willem Sligting (bass); Bob Dros (drums); Han van Dam (piano).
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