Friday, March 11, 2022

Julian Sas - Electracoustic

Size: 281.2 MB
Time: 120:38
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2022
Styles: Electric/Acoustic Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. World On Fire (Electric Version) (4:00)
02. Waiting For Tomorrow (Electric Version) (5:29)
03. These Blues Are Killing Me Anyhow (Electric Version) (6:44)
04. Liberation (Electric Version) (5:23)
05. Just A Song (Electric Version) (4:35)
06. Devil At The Door (Electric Version) (4:34)
07. Coming Your Way (Electric Version) (4:42)
08. Fallin' From The Edge Of The World (Electric Version) (8:02)
09. These Days (Electric Version) (4:25)
10. I Will Carry You (Electric Version) (6:42)
11. Always On The Run (Electric Version) (3:51)
12. Leave It Up To You (Electric Version) (4:15)
13. World On Fire (Acoustic Version) (3:53)
14. Waiting For Tomorrow (Acoustic Version) (4:54)
15. These Blues Are Killing Me Anyhow (Acoustic Version) (6:09)
16. Liberation (Acoustic Version) (5:46)
17. Just A Song (Acoustic Version) (4:50)
18. Devil At The Door (Acoustic Version) (4:20)
19. Coming Your Way (Acoustic Version) (4:20)
20. Fallin' From The Edge Of The World (Acoustic Version) (7:03)
21. These Days (Acoustic Version) (4:06)
22. I Will Carry You (Acoustic Version) (4:53)
23. Always On The Run (Acoustic Version) (3:58)
24. Leave It Up To You (Acoustic Version) (3:30)

ELECTRACOUSTIC, an unusual title for an unusual album. It is the 11th studio album of guitar-ace Julian Sas. Like Stand Your Ground, its successful predecessor, Electracoustic is produced by Julian Sas and long-time manager Ed Bos. The album was recorded at The Van Studios in Spakenburg, The Netherlands in the autumn of 2021.

The record is the result of a journey for which the description ‘emotional rollercoaster’ is an understatement. Playing live, playing long shows, being on the road. That is the lifeline of the Julian Sas Band. The pandemic hit. In a flash that lifeline was cut. Gigs were cancelled, re-scheduled and cancelled again. It was unreal.

But playing music is for Julian Sas and his comrades like breathing.

Consequently they found ways of playing together again. They missed making music too much but above all they missed the brotherhood, the friendship, the jamming together. Playing music seemed to pull them through these hard times. Ideas started to flow. Riffs became jams that became songs. Despite the strange time, despite having no audience, the brothers in arms had found the way up again.

Electracoustic MP3
Electracoustic FLAC

3 comments:

bluesy said...

@Bluestender - Thank you very much for Julian Sas: Electracoustic !!!

daba said...

Thanks BT! :)

frankie said...

Thank you Bluestender, another fine album from JS :)