Tuesday, August 18, 2020

Little Joe McLerran & Flavio Guimaraes - Little Joe McLerran & Flavio Guimaraes / Month Of Sundays

Album: Little Joe McLerran & Flavio Guimaraes
Size: 100 MB
Time: 21:19
File: FLAC
Released: 2018
Styles: Acoustic Blues
Label: Blue Crawfish Recods
Art: Front

01. Nothing But The Blues (3:35)
02. It Must Be Love (2:54)
03. You Gotta Know How (3:56)
04. Going Back To Arkansas (3:37)
05. Carinhoso (2:01)
06. Midnight Hour Blues (5:13)

Little Joe is a Piedmont Blues expert, a style that is a convergence between country blues and ragtime jazz. With a solid career and discography, he was awarded by the association Blues Foundation, of Memphis. Joe keeps fingerpicking technique and tradition alive. Your guitar may sound like two or more musicians playing simultaneously.

Flávio Guimarães is the founder and member of the Blues Etílicos, having performed opening shows for B.B. King, Ben Harper and Robert Cray, in addition to sharing the stage with some living blues legends, such as Buddy Guy, Charlie Musselwhite and Taj Mahal. The duo toured the southern US recently, playing iconic festivals in Mississippi and performing in Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Little Joe McLerran & Flavio Guimaraes

Album: Month Of Sundays
Size: 63,1 MB
Time: 26:50
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2019
Styles: Acoustic Blues
Art: Front

01. She Knows How To Stretch It (2:54)
02. Wanted $10,000 Reward (3:11)
03. Hobo Blues (3:10)
04. Promised Land (2:37)
05. Month Of Sundays (2:43)
06. My Castle's Rockin' (3:02)
07. Utah Moon (5:21)
08. Pearly Gates (3:48)

Month of Sundays is the second album of the duo formed by the North American guitarist and singer Little Joe McLerran and the Brazilian harmonica player Flávio Guimarães.

Recorded live, mixed and mastered by Pedro Garcia in November 2018, the album is being released by the Blue Crawfish Records label.

The cover art is by Marky Wildstone on top of David Berntson's photo. The setting is the Stovall farm, where Muddy Waters lived and worked in the cotton harvest until he was 30 years old.

Month Of Sundays

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