Monday, February 11, 2019

Fathead - Where's The Blues Taking Me

Year: 2010
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 64:13
Size: 148,5 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Scans: Front, sleeve, tray

1. Shame On Ya (4:00)
2. Where's The Blues Taking Me (4:12)
3. Red Maple Road (4:51)
4. Lay It On The Line (6:36)
5. Carry On (3:40)
6. (I Like My Sex) Drip Dry (4:16)
7. Freedom Day (3:31)
8. Easy Going Man (4:18)
9. Harp Sauce (4:10)
10. Trouble In The World No More (4:39)
11. Big City Blues (3:03)
12. Poor Frank (3:32)
13. The Boogieman (4:48)
14. Don't Leave Me Tonight (5:32)
15. Lonely Teardrops (2:58)

A more-than-worthy successor to "Building Full Of Blues", "Where's The Blues Taking Me" takes it to a new level with the band's most fully realized recording to date. With production handled by B-3 master Lance Anderson, the CD boasts a number of different sounds via always eloquent stories weaved into song, soul bearing vocals, sterling musicianship, and superior production values.

This release demonstrates that the Fathead sound is constantly evolving and provides a generous supply of everything within Fathead's wide musical sphere including straight up blues, R&B, 50s framed rock & roll, funk, gospel, and even some cabaret soul/blues.

(For personnel details, see artwork included.)

Where's The Blues Taking Me mc
Where's The Blues Taking Me zippy

4 comments:

Happymonk said...

Hmmm...I have this in my library for a long time, and it says azzul in the comments...

Red Rooster said...

Well Happymonk, maybe you got your copy from one of the previous incarnations of this blog. Either way it's a nice album in my opinion, that's why it got posted. Thanks for your comment.

daba said...

Could I get this reupped Please! :)
Credits:
Backing Vocals, Acoustic Guitar – Al Lerman (tracks: 3)
Bass, Backing Vocals – Omar Tunnoch
Drums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Bucky Berger
Guitar – Teddy Leonard
Harp – Al Lerman
Lead Guitar – Darran Poole (tracks: 2)
Lead Vocals – John Mays
Organ, Piano, Accordion, Percussion – Lance Anderson

Red Rooster said...

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