Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 33:28
Size: 77,9 MB
Styles: Modern electric blues, soul
Scans: Full
1. Forgive Me (4:31)
2. Not The Same (3:49)
3. You Can't Have It Both Ways (4:11)
4. Good To Me (3:54)
5. Everlasting Friend (4:00)
6. Shelter Me (4:06)
7. No Bad At All (4:17)
8. Don't You Worry (4:37)
The new album from Ida Bang & The Blue Tears, "Good To Me", is a mix of soul, rock and rhythm & blues. The album was recorded for four days in legendary Baggpipe Studios and is produced by Andreas Roos. Critically acclaimed Ida Bang & The Blue Tears draws inspiration from genre crossing artists such as Bonnie Raitt, Hozier and Alabama Shakes, and strive just like those against a modern blues sound of today.
The band was formed in 2013, and after being selected to represent Sweden in the European blues competition European Blues Challenge in Italy, the foundation was laid for a solid tour around the blues scenes in France, Portugal, Estonia, Latvia, Germany, Denmark, Finland and Norway, where they shared the scene with greats like Buddy Guy, Joss Stone and Beth Hart.
Reviewers describe the band repeatedly as a much needed, new and innovative band with skilled musicians and with their own sound. Ida has also founded the music collective Ladies Got The Blues, an all-female band that highlights forgotten female musicians in the blues history with sold out performances across the country.
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
The band was formed in 2013, and after being selected to represent Sweden in the European blues competition European Blues Challenge in Italy, the foundation was laid for a solid tour around the blues scenes in France, Portugal, Estonia, Latvia, Germany, Denmark, Finland and Norway, where they shared the scene with greats like Buddy Guy, Joss Stone and Beth Hart.
Reviewers describe the band repeatedly as a much needed, new and innovative band with skilled musicians and with their own sound. Ida has also founded the music collective Ladies Got The Blues, an all-female band that highlights forgotten female musicians in the blues history with sold out performances across the country.
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
Good To Me mc
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3 comments:
I just listened to this cd and I'm tickled, earwise. Good post.
I also like "possiblities" from 2016. I there anything in between?
Glad you enjoyed the post Happymonk, you're most welcome. And to answer your question they haven't released anything in between "Possibilities" and this new one. They did however release a selftitled EP in 2014 (previously posted here). Thanks for your comment.
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