Showing posts with label Bill Lyerly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bill Lyerly. Show all posts

Monday, November 8, 2021

Bill Lyerly - Juke Joint Jimmy's

Size: 127 MB
Time: 21:51
File: FLAC
Released: 2021
Styles: Electric Blues
Art: Front

01. The Blues Is Watching Over Me (5:41)
02. Get Outta Town (3:37)
03. Hammer On (6:13)
04. Uh Huh (3:04)
05. Juke Joint Jimmy's (3:15)

A native of North Carolina, blues guitarist Bill Lyerly honed his chops on the local scene for 20-odd years before finally breaking out in 1998 with the nationally distributed Railroad Station Blues. The remainder of his Bill Lyerly Band features bassist Stan Jones and drummer Dexter Horton. His sophomore effort, Cobalt Blues, was issued in 1999 and Motel Room Blues followed a year later. ~Steve Huey

Juke Joint Jimmy's

Thursday, October 21, 2021

Bill Lyerly - Juke Joint Jimmy's

Size: 127 MB
Time: 21:51
File: FLAC
Released: 2021
Styles: Electric Blues
Art: Front

01. The Blues Is Watching Over Me (5:41)
02. Get Outta Town (3:37)
03. Hammer On (6:13)
04. Uh Huh (3:04)
05. Juke Joint Jimmy's (3:15)

A native of North Carolina, blues guitarist Bill Lyerly honed his chops on the local scene for 20-odd years before finally breaking out in 1998 with the nationally distributed Railroad Station Blues. The remainder of his Bill Lyerly Band features bassist Stan Jones and drummer Dexter Horton. His sophomore effort, Cobalt Blues, was issued in 1999 and Motel Room Blues followed a year later. ~Steve Huey

Juke Joint Jimmy's

Monday, February 18, 2019

Bill Lyerly Band - Cobalt Blues

Year: 1999/2001
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 44:59
Size: 103,4 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Scans: Front, sleeve, tray

1. I Won't Care (4:30)
2. Willy And The Handjive (4:27)
3. Uh Huh (4:22)
4. FM Shoes (4:30)
5. Dark Glasses (4:11)
6. Strange Feeling (3:51)
7. Cobalt Blues/Done Somebody Wrong (4:15)
8. Crazy Mama (6:21)
9. You Never Know (4:15)
10. I've Got Your Number (4:12)

Guitarist/vocalist/songwriter Bill Lyerly, in the company of drummer Dex Horton and bassist Stan Jones, has been pounding it down in the Carolinas club scene for years, and during that time Lyerly has pretty much consummated his guitar sound. Cobalt Blues is a near-perfect distillation of Lyerly's groove, and reveals the influences that have shaped his hard-driving, artistically satisfying blues sound. More than anything else, this album revitalizes that Tulsa blues-rock vibe brought to life by Leon Russell, J.J. Cale, Carl Radle, Dick Sims, and Jamie Oldaker during the heyday of Shelter Records and the Tulsa-Clapton connection.

Lyerly's cover of "Willy and the Hand Jive" provides an immediate take on that sweet sound. Lyerly originals include "FM Shoes," "Dark Glasses," and "Strange Feeling." Offering the ultimate buzz, however, is Lyerly's reverent, ingenious cover of J.J. Cale's "Crazy Mama," a version that actually takes Cale's song to its logical musical conclusion. The tenth track on the album delivers a complete change of pace as Lyerly and Clyde Mattocks go acoustic country on "Lonesome Whistle," a Lyerly original that reminds us of his previous incarnation as a successful country artist. /Philip Van Vleck, AllMusic

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Sunday, August 3, 2014

Bill Lyerly - 2 albums: Railroad Station Blues / Too Hurt To Cry

A native of North Carolina, blues guitarist Bill Lyerly honed his chops on the local scene for 20-odd years before finally breaking out in 1998 with the nationally distributed Railroad Station Blues. The remainder of his Bill Lyerly Band features bassist Stan Jones and drummer Dexter Horton. His sophomore effort, Cobalt Blues, was issued in 1999 and Motel Room Blues followed a year later. ~bio by Steve Huey

Album: Railroad Station Blues
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 50:28
Size: 115.5 MB
Styles: Modern electric blues
Year: 1998
Art: Front

[4:08] 1. You Never Know
[6:19] 2. Too Hurt To Cry An Eye For An Eye
[3:50] 3. Case Of Jones
[4:43] 4. Something's Eating Me
[3:34] 5. See Past Your Eyes
[2:41] 6. Hangman
[4:26] 7. Nothin' To Show
[4:23] 8. There Must Be An Angel
[3:53] 9. Virtual Reality Time
[8:35] 10. Railroad Station Blues/I Can't Understand
[3:51] 11. Down Along The Cove

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Album: Too Hurt To Cry
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 45:30
Size: 104.2 MB
Styles: Modern electric blues
Year: 2009
Art: Front

[4:18] 1. I Won't Care
[4:16] 2. Fm Shoes
[6:13] 3. Too Hurt To Cry
[3:46] 4. Case Of Jones
[2:41] 5. Hangmen
[3:46] 6. Virtual Reality Time
[3:48] 7. Dark Glasses
[2:09] 8. Only Want To Be With You
[4:31] 9. Something's Eating Me
[5:49] 10. Motel Room Blues
[4:06] 11. You Never Know

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