Size: 101,4 MB
Time: 43:48
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2025
Styles: Roots/Blues
Art: Front
1. Room On The Porch (Feat. Ruby Amanfu) (4:05)
2. My Darling My Dear (3:58)
3. Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out (3:42)
4. She Keeps Me Movin’ (4:01)
5. Make Up Your Mind (4:40)
6. Thicker Than Mud (4:38)
7. Junkyard Dog (4:20)
8. Blues’ll Give You Back Your Soul (4:47)
9. Better Than Ever (Feat. Wendy Moten) (5:03)
10. Rough Time Blues (4:30)
It’s been nearly a decade since Taj Mahal and Keb’ Mo’ teamed up for their collaborative debut TajMo. But even though the album was a runaway success - it won a Grammy, garnered rave reviews, and spawned a massive joint tour of the U.S. and Europe - neither artist ever expected to record a follow up. “That first album turned out so great that part of me wondered if maybe we just got lucky,” Keb’ says with a laugh. “I always figured it was a one-time thing. But when we got back into the studio together, I felt that same magic again, and I realized it wasn’t luck at all.”
Recorded in Nashville with Keb’ and Taj co-producing, Room On The Porch finds the pair in peak form, playing to each other’s strengths and opening up new creative horizons more than a half-century into their storied careers. The songs are warm and inviting here, rooted in the joy of human connection and the power of positivity, and the performances are as timeless as they are adventurous, incorporating the full spectrum of American roots music from blues and jazz to folk and country.
Keb’ and Taj invited an all-star group of players, singers, and co-writers (including their sons) to join them in the studio for the sessions, but the spotlight remains firmly fixed on the legendary pair throughout the collection, their instantly recognizable voices and guitar stylings complementing and elevating each other at every turn. The result is a delightful, big-hearted work that manages to feel both classic and current all at once, an album rooted in deep tradition delivered by two icons with a boundless appetite for growth, reinvention, and discovery. /Darryl Sterdan
Recorded in Nashville with Keb’ and Taj co-producing, Room On The Porch finds the pair in peak form, playing to each other’s strengths and opening up new creative horizons more than a half-century into their storied careers. The songs are warm and inviting here, rooted in the joy of human connection and the power of positivity, and the performances are as timeless as they are adventurous, incorporating the full spectrum of American roots music from blues and jazz to folk and country.
Keb’ and Taj invited an all-star group of players, singers, and co-writers (including their sons) to join them in the studio for the sessions, but the spotlight remains firmly fixed on the legendary pair throughout the collection, their instantly recognizable voices and guitar stylings complementing and elevating each other at every turn. The result is a delightful, big-hearted work that manages to feel both classic and current all at once, an album rooted in deep tradition delivered by two icons with a boundless appetite for growth, reinvention, and discovery. /Darryl Sterdan
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