Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 51:29
Size: 119,9 MB
Styles: Electric blues, harmonica blues
Scans: Full
1. Distant Satellite (3:51)
2. Rooting Out My Devils (4:01)
3. Where's That Money (3:44)
4. Jamaican Woman (4:03)
5. Choo Choo (3:52)
6. Graceful Surrender (3:51)
7. Get On Your Bike (3:11)
8. It's A Shame (2:54)
9. Tonight I Bleed Again (6:31)
10. Sing For My Supper (5:05)
11. 7th Day (3:07)
12. Cheap Wine And Cigarettes (3:40)
13. Spin Cycle (3:33)
Jerome Godboo is absolutely no stranger to the Canadian blues scene, with over 20 years experience playing with and touring with the biggest names around, such as, Dutch Mason, Ronnie Hawkins and Jimmy Bowskill, Alannah Myles, and Jack de Keyzer, to name a few. Godboo has also not only toured extensively across Canada, but also in many other part of the world, including United States, most of Europe and beyond. That experience along with the many festivals he has played at and in some cases headlined, have garnered Godboo an immense following of appreciative fans and an immense amount of professional respect from his peers. Lets not also forget that accompanying each great performer is a equally talented handful of great performers and Jerome Godboo's band is certainly no exception to this rule. Consisting of Shawn Kellerman (guitar), Pat Rush (guitar), Alec Fraser (bass), and Al Cross (drums), Godboo has essentially surrounded himself with some of best talent around.
"Rooting Out My Devils" is Godboo's 13th album, an although some may be superstitious of that number, rest assured their is no bad luck concerning this Gem. Godboo' even tempted the demons a little more by also having 13 tracks, which he either wrote or co-wrote, with fellow band members. Godboo's songwriting skills is certainly second to none and their is no doubt in his ability to write songs not only meaningful to him, but also songs that strike a chord in all of us. Such are the songs on "Rooting Out My Devils". /John Vermilyea
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
"Rooting Out My Devils" is Godboo's 13th album, an although some may be superstitious of that number, rest assured their is no bad luck concerning this Gem. Godboo' even tempted the demons a little more by also having 13 tracks, which he either wrote or co-wrote, with fellow band members. Godboo's songwriting skills is certainly second to none and their is no doubt in his ability to write songs not only meaningful to him, but also songs that strike a chord in all of us. Such are the songs on "Rooting Out My Devils". /John Vermilyea
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
Rooting Out My Devils mc
Rooting Out My Devils zippy
3 comments:
Thank you RR done in a flash from zippy too ;)
Thanks Rooster. Haven't heard from him in a couple of decades.
You're most welcome Albee and Happymonk, glad you enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comments.
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