Size: 70,8 MB
Time: 30:25
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2026
Styles: Acoustic Blues/Roots
Art: Front, back
1. St. Charles St. Rag (1:18)
2. Alleluia Shuffle (2:02)
3. Back Door Mirror (3:24)
4. One Way Train (2:38)
5. But Not Now (2:24)
6. When It Gets Cold (2:25)
7. Boogie In 7 (1:55)
8. Hobbs Captein (3:36)
9. Fires In The Country (2:22)
10. Katie And Arnie (1:20)
11. Ride To Ticino (1:52)
12. Tripped And Fell (2:38)
13. Fahey At Bush Park (2:25)
Terry Robb is an awarding-winning fingerstyle guitarist, singer, composer, arranger and record producer. His work is featured in Hollywood films, documentaries and biographies. He is associated with the American Primitive Guitar genre through his collaborations with John Fahey and is regarded as a virtuoso of acoustic blues guitar. In his multi-decade career, Robb has released critically acclaimed solo recordings and performed at festivals and concert halls across the United States, Canada and Europe. Robb is a member of the Recording Academy, Oregon Music Hall of Fame and Cascade Blues Association Fall of Fame.
Howlin' Waters, the new album from Terry Robb, reinforces why he's regarded as one of the foremost acoustic blues guitarists of our time (or any time!). Across 13 glistening tracks, his acclaimed finger-picking mastery brings a new level of flair and depth to a range of moods and styles that not only feel as current as any new blues today, but also offer direct touchstones to Ragtime, Jazz, Folk/Americana and even rock and roll. As the title implies, Howlin' Waters nods to two of the definitive pillars of the blues as we know it today. And while there are no covers of Wolf or Muddy, Terry Robb expertly shows the unmistakable imprint and influence these giants (and blues in general) has had on practically every genre of modern American music. /Amazon
Personnel: Terry Robb (guitar, vocals); Dave Captein (upright bass); Gary Hobbs (drums); Eddie Parente (violin); David Vest (piano); Lisa Mann (vocals, electric bass); Hank Lionhart, Ray Merideth (additional vocals).
Howlin' Waters, the new album from Terry Robb, reinforces why he's regarded as one of the foremost acoustic blues guitarists of our time (or any time!). Across 13 glistening tracks, his acclaimed finger-picking mastery brings a new level of flair and depth to a range of moods and styles that not only feel as current as any new blues today, but also offer direct touchstones to Ragtime, Jazz, Folk/Americana and even rock and roll. As the title implies, Howlin' Waters nods to two of the definitive pillars of the blues as we know it today. And while there are no covers of Wolf or Muddy, Terry Robb expertly shows the unmistakable imprint and influence these giants (and blues in general) has had on practically every genre of modern American music. /Amazon
Personnel: Terry Robb (guitar, vocals); Dave Captein (upright bass); Gary Hobbs (drums); Eddie Parente (violin); David Vest (piano); Lisa Mann (vocals, electric bass); Hank Lionhart, Ray Merideth (additional vocals).
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2 comments:
@ Red Rooster: Fantastic! This is one and only acoustic virtuoso from Portland blues scene. Great thanks very much. Regards!
You're most welcome Bluesercher, glad you enjoyed the post. Thank you for your comment, it's appreciated.. as always,
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