Size: 98,5 MB
Time: 42:35
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2024
Styles: R&B
Art: Front, inside
1. Good Morning Midnight (Feat. Big Joe Louis) (4:31)
2. Laying Down My Cards (Feat. Big Sandy) (3:26)
3. Come On Little Baby (Feat. Paul Ansell) (3:08)
4. Travelling Heavy (Feat. Madeleine Rose Witney) (4:38)
5. Shake It For Your Mama (Feat. The Hey Las) (2:57)
6. Eyes Of Grey (Feat. Paul-Ronney Angel) (4:56)
7. Big Jamboree (Feat. Ray Gelato) (2:46)
8. Transatlantic Boogie (Feat. Carl Sonny Leyland) (2:54)
9. Looking For Another Girl (Feat. Deke Dickerson) (3:23)
10. Besame Mucho (Feat. Carlos Bandido) (4:13)
11. Sugar & Spice (Feat. Howlin' Ric) (2:43)
12. When Hell Freezes Over (Feat. Jackson Sloan) (2:55)
London's rhythm & blues Queen Aisha Khan backed by her outstanding band the Rajahs. It's both a labour of love and a culmination of a decades long dream. The album is a collection of twelve mostly original duets with some of her favourite contemporary roots music heroes from both sides of the pond. Inspired many years ago by the inimitable collection of musical pairings on the Ella and her Fellas recording, the idea of an album of duets with different performers had been a long held fantasy.
As a prolific songwriter with a growing collection of songs that lent themselves perfectly to being collaborations, Aisha found the album taking shape organically over the last few years. She has been performing for over thirty years and along the way became friends with many of the guests on the album today. With influences ranging from jump blues to country, the album was mostly recorded in London at Cowshed studios and produced by Spanish guitarist, musician and producer extraordinaire, Mario Cobo.
As a prolific songwriter with a growing collection of songs that lent themselves perfectly to being collaborations, Aisha found the album taking shape organically over the last few years. She has been performing for over thirty years and along the way became friends with many of the guests on the album today. With influences ranging from jump blues to country, the album was mostly recorded in London at Cowshed studios and produced by Spanish guitarist, musician and producer extraordinaire, Mario Cobo.
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6 comments:
Thanks Rooster
Thanks, Rooster, another new voice to me.
Thanks. I only know of her from her album with Blue Harlem, so curious to hear it.
You're most welcome Happymonk, Smokey and NerdToys, glad you guys ejoyed the post. Thanks for your comments, they are appreciated.
New one to me, looking forward to listening to this.
You're most welcome Nwt679, glad you enjoyed the post. Thanks for your comment, it's appreciated.
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