Time: 43:33
File: Flac
Released: 2021
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
1. Sail On (3:33)
2. Well Baby (2:55)
3. It's All Your Fault (3:31)
4. Shantel (2:42)
5. Orange Driver (4:32)
6. I'm a Married Man (3:09)
7. Let's Boogie Baby (4:46)
8. You Can't Be Lucky All the Time (4:07)
9. The Devil Ain't Lazy (3:02)
10. What Kind of Gal Is That (2:14)
11. Tomorrow Night (3:40)
12. Saturday Night (2:33)
13. Lights Out (2:42)
Since 1976 Nick Trill and the Thrillseekers have been swinging the blues in the South Florida area.
Nick Trill got bit by the blues bug in junior high school, when a buddy dropped off a stack of vinyl discs. “It was shocking,” he said. “I never heard music like that before.” As a kid in the ’burbs of New York City, songs by Paul Butterfield and John Mayall shook Trill’s world.
Those early influences led to him penning his own tunes and hitting stages as frontman for Nick Trill and the Thril-seekers. The band’s been bouncing a blend of Chicago-style blues and West Coast swing off the walls at clubs around South Florida since the mid-’90s.
The current lineup includes Trill on harmonica and vocals, backed by guitarist Tommy, bassist Steve and drummer Lil’ Mel Washington. The guys, who hail from Broward and Palm Beach counties, have good chemistry, Trill said. Trill’s songs mix up-tempo, dance-friendly beats with lyrics put together from bits and pieces of his life.
Nick Trill got bit by the blues bug in junior high school, when a buddy dropped off a stack of vinyl discs. “It was shocking,” he said. “I never heard music like that before.” As a kid in the ’burbs of New York City, songs by Paul Butterfield and John Mayall shook Trill’s world.
Those early influences led to him penning his own tunes and hitting stages as frontman for Nick Trill and the Thril-seekers. The band’s been bouncing a blend of Chicago-style blues and West Coast swing off the walls at clubs around South Florida since the mid-’90s.
The current lineup includes Trill on harmonica and vocals, backed by guitarist Tommy, bassist Steve and drummer Lil’ Mel Washington. The guys, who hail from Broward and Palm Beach counties, have good chemistry, Trill said. Trill’s songs mix up-tempo, dance-friendly beats with lyrics put together from bits and pieces of his life.
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