Time: 33:23
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2010
Styles: Blues, harmonica blues
Art: Front
1. You Don't Love Me (3:38)
2. You Hear That Ramblin' (4:14)
3. Look How You Broke My Heart (3:34)
4. Keep Your Arms Around Me, Mama (3:31)
5. Cat Squirrel (4:02)
6. Juke Joint Boogie (2:59)
7. Low Down (2:58)
8. Sweet Pea (2:18)
9. Goin' Back Home (3:23)
10. Out Last Night (2:41)
Acclaimed for their gritty, driving, down home-sound, Collard Greens & Gravy play a mostly original repertoire of foot stomping country blues that would sound right at home in a Mississippi juke joint. The trio have received many awards, the band’s second CD "More Gravy" won an Aria award for Best Blues and Roots Album.
"Juke Joint Boogie" is the 5th album by this multi-award winning blues act, and the album’s direction is based upon the early Sun Records' blues recordings of such artists as Howling Wolf, Junior Parker and Doctor Ross. "The music of those artists had a raw, primal, rough and tumble, which despite being record in the 1950’s, sounds more mean than most recordings since" says Collard Greens & Gravy's vocalist and harmonica player, Ian Collard.
The album marks a new first for the band, in that they have recorded mixed and mastered digitally. Just as the studios recording blues in the 1950’s were pushing the technological possibilities of capturing the sounds of the artists, so this album is a recording utilizing the technology of 2010.
Personnel: Ian Collard (vocals, harmonica, guitar); James Bridges (guitar); Anthony Shortte (drums).
"Juke Joint Boogie" is the 5th album by this multi-award winning blues act, and the album’s direction is based upon the early Sun Records' blues recordings of such artists as Howling Wolf, Junior Parker and Doctor Ross. "The music of those artists had a raw, primal, rough and tumble, which despite being record in the 1950’s, sounds more mean than most recordings since" says Collard Greens & Gravy's vocalist and harmonica player, Ian Collard.
The album marks a new first for the band, in that they have recorded mixed and mastered digitally. Just as the studios recording blues in the 1950’s were pushing the technological possibilities of capturing the sounds of the artists, so this album is a recording utilizing the technology of 2010.
Personnel: Ian Collard (vocals, harmonica, guitar); James Bridges (guitar); Anthony Shortte (drums).
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