Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 55:43
Size: 129,9 MB
Styles: Electric blues, Chicago blues
Scans: Front
1. Diggin' My Potatoes (3:41)
2. She Felt Too Good (3:37)
3. Built For Comfort (3:29)
4. Jessanne (3:58)
5. Hey, Hey, I Love You (4:19)
6. Goin' Home (4:33)
7. Young Fashioned Ways (5:01)
8. I'm Sorry (3:16)
9. Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On (3:56)
10. Going Down Slow (4:20)
11. Need My Baby (5:07)
12. Something's Wrong (3:09)
13. Rockin' My Boogie (2:57)
14. That's All I Need (4:15)
Like a fine wine, The Little Red Rooster Blues Band just seems to get better with age. Founded back in 1988 the band has successfully developed their own sound through interpretations of traditional Chicago Blues and West Coast Jump Blues. Over the years the band has consistently performed their high energy brand of blues in many renowned clubs and festivals. Their performance mission is simple: To entertain and leave them hungry for more. The band has traveled extensively performing in many major cities including the home of the blues, Chicago, Ill. The band has also traveled to the United Kingdom, performing at clubs and headlining the Internationally Acclaimed Harbury Blues Festival in July of 1999 and also again in 2000, 2001, and 2015.
The Little Red Rooster band has found tremendous success in their recording efforts. Their first release, "Philadelphia to Memphis", received national recognition within the blues community. Their second release, "Livin’ Large", was released in July 1997 and received tremendous reviews from fans and followers alike, and the band’s follow up "Broke Again" also went on to receive tremendous praise from fans. That recording sparked a featured article in American Harmonica News magazine. The band’s follow-up CD, "The Kids Love Us", marked the 15-year anniversary of the group.
In 2013, the band went back into the studio after many years and brought old bandmates make together again for a marathon recoding session for "Sip It, Don’t Kick It". In 2015 and 2018, the band released two more CD’s containing all original material: "Hijinx and Tomfoolery" and "Lock Up The Liquor". Both albums have been featured on radio stations worldwide. "Lock Up The Liquor" made the Living Blues Radio Chart’s Top 25 in July of 2018.
Personnel: Kevin McCann (guitar, vocals); Dave Holtzman (harmonica, vocals); Jeff "Flourtown Fats" Michael (bass); Bob Holden (drums).
The Little Red Rooster band has found tremendous success in their recording efforts. Their first release, "Philadelphia to Memphis", received national recognition within the blues community. Their second release, "Livin’ Large", was released in July 1997 and received tremendous reviews from fans and followers alike, and the band’s follow up "Broke Again" also went on to receive tremendous praise from fans. That recording sparked a featured article in American Harmonica News magazine. The band’s follow-up CD, "The Kids Love Us", marked the 15-year anniversary of the group.
In 2013, the band went back into the studio after many years and brought old bandmates make together again for a marathon recoding session for "Sip It, Don’t Kick It". In 2015 and 2018, the band released two more CD’s containing all original material: "Hijinx and Tomfoolery" and "Lock Up The Liquor". Both albums have been featured on radio stations worldwide. "Lock Up The Liquor" made the Living Blues Radio Chart’s Top 25 in July of 2018.
Personnel: Kevin McCann (guitar, vocals); Dave Holtzman (harmonica, vocals); Jeff "Flourtown Fats" Michael (bass); Bob Holden (drums).
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