Size: 88,6 MB
Time: 38:17
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1991
Styles: Blues/Rock & Roll mix
Art: Front
1. Gonna Walk (3:25)
2. Can't Give You Up (3:33)
3. Hey Little Lee (4:01)
4. Spell On Me (2:46)
5. Chinese Rock (2:40)
6. Nothin' In This World (2:40)
7. Stranger Blues (3:25)
8. The Girl That Radiates That Charm (2:53)
9. Off Of My Line (2:40)
10. Girl On The TV News (3:03)
11. Nadine (3:44)
12. Hook My Pony (3:21)
Formed in 1981 in Columbia, MO, by brothers Dick Pruitt and Dave Pruitt, the Bel Airs specialize in modern blues with a dose of soul. Highlighted by Dick Pruitt's raspy, expressive vocals and brother Dave's slicing guitar lines and driven by former Paladins and James Harman Band drummer Michael Cherry, the group has developed an explosive stage show that one critic likened to watching the Everly Brothers play the blues. The Bel Airs' debut album, Need Me a Car, was released on Blind Pig Records in 1984, followed by Dangerous Curves on Borrowed Records in 1991, HooDoo Party on Blueberry Hill Records in 1999, and Got Love on Hightone Records in 2005. The group also backed Johnnie Johnson, Chuck Berry's pianist, on his first solo project, Blue Hand Johnny, which was released by Pulsar Records in 1987. /Biography by Steve Leggett, AllMusic
"Dangerous Curves" marks the successful translation of the roadhouse flavor of the Bel Airs' live shows onto disc. The Bel Airs and stellar musical guests like Johnnie Johnson at the piano give twelve cuts their unique treatment powered by a rock-solid rhythm section. Even the uninitiated would suspect the sibling vocal harmonies to be more than coincidental. Fans who've seen the band perform will recognize some favorite quirky Bel Airs' originals like "Girl On the TV News" and "Chinese Rock", as well as house rockin' covers like "Hook My Pony" and "Nadine". Sure to satisfy longtime fans and gain some new ones.
Personnel: Dick Pruitt (bass, vocals); David Pruitt (guitar, vocals); Pat O'Connor (drums); Joe Terry, Johnnie Johnson (piano); Blair Montgomery (saxophone); Ned Wilkinson (trumpet).
"Dangerous Curves" marks the successful translation of the roadhouse flavor of the Bel Airs' live shows onto disc. The Bel Airs and stellar musical guests like Johnnie Johnson at the piano give twelve cuts their unique treatment powered by a rock-solid rhythm section. Even the uninitiated would suspect the sibling vocal harmonies to be more than coincidental. Fans who've seen the band perform will recognize some favorite quirky Bel Airs' originals like "Girl On the TV News" and "Chinese Rock", as well as house rockin' covers like "Hook My Pony" and "Nadine". Sure to satisfy longtime fans and gain some new ones.
Personnel: Dick Pruitt (bass, vocals); David Pruitt (guitar, vocals); Pat O'Connor (drums); Joe Terry, Johnnie Johnson (piano); Blair Montgomery (saxophone); Ned Wilkinson (trumpet).
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4 comments:
Thanks Rooster. Kept me Boppin'
Thanks Rooster. A great up!🤙💙🎼😎
Great Album, Brillant band... Thanks Red
Red Rooster, thanks for this one too.
I did not hear from this band before Got Love. Love the music.
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