Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:18
Size: 141,7 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Scans: Front
1. 10,000 Men (5:43)
2. Poor Old Me (3:40)
3. I Just Can't Keep From Cryin' (5:05)
4. 2X2 (4:50)
5. Dirt Road Blues (4:44)
6. Here I Am (3:34)
7. Watchdog (4:43)
8. Room 13 Blues (5:48)
9. Lonesome Day Blues (5:42)
10. Let's Stick Together (3:25)
11. Blowin In The Wind (4:42)
12. Memphis Ivory Jag (5:23)
13. It Ain't Me Babe (Bonus) (3:52)
Between 2001 and 2007, the Saturday Nite Fish Fry recorded three albums – "Jump, Shout, Rock da House" for Radioland/Universal, "Rhythm & Soul" and "Dirt Road Blues" for 7 ARTS. Each with a specific theme. “Jump, Shout, Rock da House” is exactly as it hints at - jump blues, some classic Jay McShann, some low-down Professor Longhair, Charles Brown, Howlin’ Wolf and others.
Second up, "Rhythm & Soul" features the vocals of Brooklyn, New York entertainer Shakura S’Aida. This was a transformational recording for the gifted singer, in that local Toronto DJ Eddie B opened his vault of unheralded recordings of female singers, most with one regional hit under their belt and exposed S’Aida to a wealth of transitional material – leading her to a career as a big-time blues belter. There’s an early Dinah Washington and tour-de-force – “Maybelle’s Blues” to round out the set.
"Dirt Road Blues" explores the blues side of Bob Dylan and soul of Eddie Hinton. The players are some of the finest in Canada with mad-passion for sitting in the pocket, blues tradition, a bit of soulful jazz and laying in down with authority. These are the songs of Jesse Mae, Annisteen Allen, Mary Ann Fisher, Ann Cole, Sheri Washington, Ella Johnson, Dinah Washington, Big Maybelle, Eddie Hinton and Bob Dylan. Big ups to Gary Slaight for Dirt Road Blues support.
Second up, "Rhythm & Soul" features the vocals of Brooklyn, New York entertainer Shakura S’Aida. This was a transformational recording for the gifted singer, in that local Toronto DJ Eddie B opened his vault of unheralded recordings of female singers, most with one regional hit under their belt and exposed S’Aida to a wealth of transitional material – leading her to a career as a big-time blues belter. There’s an early Dinah Washington and tour-de-force – “Maybelle’s Blues” to round out the set.
"Dirt Road Blues" explores the blues side of Bob Dylan and soul of Eddie Hinton. The players are some of the finest in Canada with mad-passion for sitting in the pocket, blues tradition, a bit of soulful jazz and laying in down with authority. These are the songs of Jesse Mae, Annisteen Allen, Mary Ann Fisher, Ann Cole, Sheri Washington, Ella Johnson, Dinah Washington, Big Maybelle, Eddie Hinton and Bob Dylan. Big ups to Gary Slaight for Dirt Road Blues support.
Dirt Road Blues mc
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4 comments:
Many thanks for posting this. A terrific group of Toronto-area musicians.
You're most welcome Jjeconomist, glad you enjoyed the post. And I agree with you, this is a very nice band and some great musicians. Thanks for your comment.
May I have a re-up on Dirt Road? thanks
New link for this album:
https://www79.zippyshare.com/v/JTLlicIW/file.html (Flac)
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