Size: 107,5 MB
Time: 46:27
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1992
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
1. Ain't No Love In The World (3:56)
2. Big Blue Sky (3:21)
3. Be Careful (2:47)
4. Mississippi (3:47)
5. Out Tonight (4:13)
6. Rolling And Tumbling (2:43)
7. Blues In The Morning (3:30)
8. Jumping The Blues (2:42)
9. Little Red Rooster (4:26)
10. Crossroads (4:10)
11. Stood Up (2:23)
12. A.M. Blues (5:10)
13. Jesus On The Mainline (3:14)
The Producers are something really special, playing the freshest live blues in Britain today. Concerned with feel and attitude rather than slavishly copying 'hand me down' American music, The Producers move effortlessly between their own well crafted material and seriously reinvigorated classics stamped with their own characteristic identity. By not treating the music as some kind of museum piece, The Producers are likely to incur the displeasure of a section of the blues hierarchy, however, at the same time they are barnstorming across the country building a massive audience at sell-out club dates and developing an equally impressive reputation that no one can ignore.
Being invited to play prestigious festival slots is always a sign of a band on its way, however receiving invitations to open concerts from luminaries like John Mayall, Taj Mahal, Dr John, Peter Green and Robert Cray has quickly led to The Producers becoming a major attraction in their own right. With seven acclaimed albums, air play and live appearances across Europe, the States, Australia and New Zealand, The Producers are now playing headline dates and rightfully assuming a prominent position on blues awards podiums.
Dave Saunders and Harry Skinner formed The Producers in 1990. They went on to be one of the most popular blues outfits in the country at that time winning the 'Blues Band of the Year' award 4 times, releasing 7 CD albums one of which 'Ain't No Love in the World' was nominated for the 'Best Blues Album' award. They regularly sold out venues around the country and were among the first to feature an acoustic set in their show which led to Theatre and Art Centre bookings nationwide, the whole acoustic set became almost de rigueur and every band, blues or otherwise, followed The Producers lead.
The Producers gave their last concert on New Years Eve 2001/2002 after undertaking a 6 month farewell tour of the UK, needless to say it was a complete sell out. The producers reformed in 2009 with a slightly different line-up (Harry and Dave still front the band ably assisted by Ray Drury on organ and piano and Biff Smith on the sticks and percussion).
Personnel: Harry Skinner (guitar, vocals); Dave Saunders (bass, acoustic guitar); Pete Hibbit (drums); Hugh Budden (harmonica); Dave Thomas (keyboards).
Being invited to play prestigious festival slots is always a sign of a band on its way, however receiving invitations to open concerts from luminaries like John Mayall, Taj Mahal, Dr John, Peter Green and Robert Cray has quickly led to The Producers becoming a major attraction in their own right. With seven acclaimed albums, air play and live appearances across Europe, the States, Australia and New Zealand, The Producers are now playing headline dates and rightfully assuming a prominent position on blues awards podiums.
Dave Saunders and Harry Skinner formed The Producers in 1990. They went on to be one of the most popular blues outfits in the country at that time winning the 'Blues Band of the Year' award 4 times, releasing 7 CD albums one of which 'Ain't No Love in the World' was nominated for the 'Best Blues Album' award. They regularly sold out venues around the country and were among the first to feature an acoustic set in their show which led to Theatre and Art Centre bookings nationwide, the whole acoustic set became almost de rigueur and every band, blues or otherwise, followed The Producers lead.
The Producers gave their last concert on New Years Eve 2001/2002 after undertaking a 6 month farewell tour of the UK, needless to say it was a complete sell out. The producers reformed in 2009 with a slightly different line-up (Harry and Dave still front the band ably assisted by Ray Drury on organ and piano and Biff Smith on the sticks and percussion).
Personnel: Harry Skinner (guitar, vocals); Dave Saunders (bass, acoustic guitar); Pete Hibbit (drums); Hugh Budden (harmonica); Dave Thomas (keyboards).
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7 comments:
Thank You Rooster
Wow more Producers, thanks!!
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Many Thanks RR
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Thanks once again red Rooster
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