Paul Metsa And Sonny Earl - White Boys Lost In The Blues

Size: 294 MB
Time: 51:33
File: Flac
Released: 2007
Styles: Blues, harp-blues
Art: Full

1. Train From Montana (3:38)
2. Cold Outside (4:52)
3. Honeymoon In Drag Alley (3:32)
4. Lollipop Mama (3:19)
5. Southside Silhouette (3:41)
6. She Belongs To Me (7:21)
7. Must Be The Way You Look (3:48)
8. White Boy Lost In The Blues (6:44)
9. Whistling Past The Graveyard (8:32)
10. One Way Out (6:02)

Guitarist Paul Metsa and harmonica player/vocalist Sonny Earl started playing together in 1997. At that time, Metsa was a hot name in the Minnesota music scene. Sonny, on the other hand, was an unknown musician, looking to restart playing gigs. He had lined up a regular happy hour gig at Gabby’s Saloon in NE Minneapolis but his guitar player backed out. Rather than cancelling the gig, Sonny decided to take a long shot and call the best guitar player he know of, Paul Metsa. At this time, Sonny had never met Metsa, and frankly, didn’t know if Metsa was alive and/or living in Minneapolis. After checking the local music rags, Sonny found Metsa playing at Nye’s bar in Minneapolis. Sonny called Nye’s a few times until he caught Metsa on a break. To Sonny’s surprise, Metsa agreed to do the gig! But Metsa had only agreed to the gig due to a misunderstanding — he thought Sonny would play one week and Metsa would play the next week.The misunderstanding was eventually corrected and the pay was good, so Metsa begrudgingly agreed to try it for a week. 25 years later these two friends are still taking the stage together, having fun and playing the music they love! Sonny Earl is a harmonica player and vocalist from Minneapolis. His love for performing is unmistakable and his powerful, rapid harmonica playing and passionate vocals have made him a favorite at every venue and festival he has performed. He has played onstage the likes of Hubert Sumlin, Son Seals, Corey Stevens, Bernard Allison, Ana Popovic, The Subdudes, and Blackfoot.

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