Size: 105,3 MB
Time: 45:20
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1993
Styles: Blues/R&B
Art: Front
1. T-Bone Boogie (3:43)
2. Night Train (3:52)
3. In The Evening (When The Sun Goes Down) (3:14)
4. Things Ain't What They Used To Be (3:53)
5. I'm Ready (4:42)
6. Hello (2:40)
7. Watermelon Man (5:35)
8. Seventh Son (2:58)
9. I'm Still In Love With You (3:50)
10. Drum Boogie (4:43)
11. I Can't Turn You Loose (6:04)
Matti Oiling was best known as the leader of the Oiling Boiling Rhythm'n Blues Band. They backed a whole list of vocalists including Blues Mama Brown Sugar Dixon and Caron Barnes, as well as top Finns Pepe Ahlqvist and Eero Raittinen. In addition to club concerts, the group often performed in churches. The highlight of Oiling's recording career was "Hip-Hop-Boogaloo-Blues" (2001), an album canned with Blues Mama Brown Sugar Dixon. It was the first-ever Scandinavian rhythm & blues album to reach the Gold Disc limit (a minimum of 20,000 units sold).
The beloved Oiling Boiling Rhythm'n Blues Band toured extensively both home and abroad, earning nicknames like "Finland's R&B National Team" and "University of Rhythm". Mr Oiling himself, in the spirit of the Dukes and the Counts, was often called "The Emperor".
Personnel: Henry Ojutkangas (vocals, guitar); Jukka Kampman (bass); Matti Oiling (drums); Jasse Varpama (piano, organ); El "Papa" Korhonen (trumpet, flugelhorn); Antti Snellman (saxophone).
The beloved Oiling Boiling Rhythm'n Blues Band toured extensively both home and abroad, earning nicknames like "Finland's R&B National Team" and "University of Rhythm". Mr Oiling himself, in the spirit of the Dukes and the Counts, was often called "The Emperor".
Personnel: Henry Ojutkangas (vocals, guitar); Jukka Kampman (bass); Matti Oiling (drums); Jasse Varpama (piano, organ); El "Papa" Korhonen (trumpet, flugelhorn); Antti Snellman (saxophone).
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