Size: 122,9 + 110,9 MB
Time: 53:14 + 48:10
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2023
Styles: Blues-rock, rock
Art: Front, back
CD 1:
1. Wall Of Pride (3:41)
2. Don't Lead Me On (4:09)
3. Loud Mouth Woman (4:17)
4. Down In Mississippi (5:14)
5. Border Girl (3:35)
6. Dancing In The Canebrake (4:30)
7. Modern Man (2:30)
8. Omar's Shuffle (5:24)
9. East Side Blues (5:50)
10. Hoy! Hoy! Hoy! (3:04)
11. Too Much (3:50)
12. Dimestore Hoo Doo (4:02)
13. Hide Away (3:02)
CD 2:
1. Green River (5:52)
2. Funky Time (4:28)
3. We Gotta Get Out Of This Place (3:40)
4. Bad Seed (3:50)
5. Rattlesnake Shake (4:35)
6. Hard Times In The Land Of Plenty (6:09)
7. Magic Man (10:59)
8. Rock 'N' Roll Ball (8:35)
Omar Dykes stopped touring and recording in 2017 due to issues with the use of his arms. He is now returning to the studio and hopefully with tour again. His new album, also released in 2023, is paired up with this live show from Germany in 1989 as his and the band’s newest albums.
The band for the live show is Omar Dykes on vocals and guitar, John Immon on guitar, Bruce Jones on bass and Gene Brandon on drums. Recorded live at the “Modernes” in Bremen, Germany on February 9, 1989, Dykes and company put on a rocking good time that was captured in this two-CD set. This version of the band was his ensemble for most of that era when they played to packed houses and festivals in Scandinavia and all over Europe. They became the darlings of the music scene across the pond, and did many a tour to the delight of their European fans.
Omar and the Howlers are a party waiting to happen. High energy, rocking tunes and the signature Dykes growling vocals that he likens to a grizzly bear on steroids are trademarks of the band and something that drew and continues to draw in their fans to listen to their music. This is a great album of a show from 25 years ago that is still sounding as hot and fresh as it did in 1989! /Excerpt from review by Steve Jones, Blues Blast Magazine
The band for the live show is Omar Dykes on vocals and guitar, John Immon on guitar, Bruce Jones on bass and Gene Brandon on drums. Recorded live at the “Modernes” in Bremen, Germany on February 9, 1989, Dykes and company put on a rocking good time that was captured in this two-CD set. This version of the band was his ensemble for most of that era when they played to packed houses and festivals in Scandinavia and all over Europe. They became the darlings of the music scene across the pond, and did many a tour to the delight of their European fans.
Omar and the Howlers are a party waiting to happen. High energy, rocking tunes and the signature Dykes growling vocals that he likens to a grizzly bear on steroids are trademarks of the band and something that drew and continues to draw in their fans to listen to their music. This is a great album of a show from 25 years ago that is still sounding as hot and fresh as it did in 1989! /Excerpt from review by Steve Jones, Blues Blast Magazine
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2 comments:
@ Red Rooster:
A great thanks for this very good concert of Omar. Thank you very much. Regards!
You're most welcome Bluesercher, glad you enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comment, it's appreciated.
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