Time: 69:58
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2022
Styles: Electric Blues, Harmonica Blues
Art: Front
01. Keep Our Busines To Yourself (6:13)
02. Do Not Disturb (4:12)
03. Icepick Confession (5:33)
04. Three-Way Party (7:44)
05. San-Ho-Zay (6:47)
06. Extra Napkins (4:38)
07. Stranger Blues (4:39)
08. Sparks (Start Flying) (4:56)
09. All I Want To Do (6:31)
10. New Game (7:33)
11. Is It Yes Or Is It No (5:25)
12. I've Got News (5:41)
Personnel:
James Harman: Vocals, Harmonica
Joel Foy: Guitar
Jeff Turmes: Bass, Slide Guitar
Estin Cook: Drums
Live recording at the 2nd South Blues Festival Tamines Belgium 22 August 1992
James Gary Harman would be the male blues version of Flannery O'Conner, with his creative crazy genius.
James was a true, original Southern character right out of a novel... harmonica man, amazing songwriter and songster, soulful blues shouter, part shaman, flim flam man, philosopher, improviser par excellence, stand up comic, pirate actor, Southern chef, blues historian, car salesman, braggart, a mess of contradictions, professional broke down hillbilly (his words), drag racing fanatic, beat era hipster, mechanic (he got my battery back working at the ferry terminal at PT Townsend... he could do it all! ~Mark Hummel
James Harman: Vocals, Harmonica
Joel Foy: Guitar
Jeff Turmes: Bass, Slide Guitar
Estin Cook: Drums
Live recording at the 2nd South Blues Festival Tamines Belgium 22 August 1992
James Gary Harman would be the male blues version of Flannery O'Conner, with his creative crazy genius.
James was a true, original Southern character right out of a novel... harmonica man, amazing songwriter and songster, soulful blues shouter, part shaman, flim flam man, philosopher, improviser par excellence, stand up comic, pirate actor, Southern chef, blues historian, car salesman, braggart, a mess of contradictions, professional broke down hillbilly (his words), drag racing fanatic, beat era hipster, mechanic (he got my battery back working at the ferry terminal at PT Townsend... he could do it all! ~Mark Hummel
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6 comments:
Hello Bluestender.
Great thanks for this new and live album this harmonica virtuoso!
Thank you, very much.:-)
Regards!
Thanks very much BT saw this show in 92.
Hey BT.
Many Thanks for this post. Been waiting for this one since February. Can never get enough of "Icepick".
Thanks BT! :)
Bluestender:
Thanks a million for the James Harman. Really appreciate the lossless, as well. Great work!
A great songwriter. Thanks Bluestender
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