Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 48:35
Size: 112,3 MB
Styles: Electric blues, harmonica blues
Scans: Front, inside, cd, tray
1. One Of These Mornings (4:31)
2. Wait Baby (4:02)
3. Stranger Blues (4:27)
4. Juke (4:13)
5. Love Her With A Feeling (4:03)
6. Go Ahead (4:26)
7. Depot Street Shuffle (2:58)
8. I Got To Go (3:37)
9. Got To Move On (3:59)
10. Mellow Down Easy (4:01)
11. Temperature (3:17)
12. Evan's Shuffle (4:55)
Tip of The Top's debut CD "Depot Street Blues", which has been well received by both fans and blues music critics, is but a small sampling of the many musical styles that you will experience at a live show. The music from the 1950s has had many different names - it has been called the blues, rock 'n' roll and rhythm and blues. But no matter what you call it, Tip of The Top brings this music to life like few other bands. It is rare to hear a band that plays with this much skill and finesse. Tip of The Top shows that even oft-covered blues tunes can gain new life when the band listens to each other and plays as an ensemble, eschewing endless solos and screaming guitars.
Personnel: Jon "Little Jonny" Lawton (guitar, vocals); Aki Kumar (harmonica, vocals); Frank DeRose (bass); Carlos Velasco (drums).
Personnel: Jon "Little Jonny" Lawton (guitar, vocals); Aki Kumar (harmonica, vocals); Frank DeRose (bass); Carlos Velasco (drums).
Depot Street Blues mc
Depot Street Blues zippy

2 comments:
Thanks Rooster! Anytime I see your name & Harmonica Blues I am hooked! You have shared many great recordings in this style and opened my knowledge in doing so! Peace, Love & Blessings...
You're most welcome Daba, glad you enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comment and for your kind words. I'm a big fan of harmonica blues myself and I'm happy if my posts make others discover new artists in this genre and all the great harmonica players around the world.
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