Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 47:45
Size: 109.3 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2012
Art: Front
[4:41] 1. Won't Bring Me Down
[2:34] 2. Wasting Time
[3:22] 3. Six Strings
[4:30] 4. Feet Back On The Ground
[3:48] 5. Discobillie
[3:57] 6. Chain Gang
[4:50] 7. So Long
[4:04] 8. Across The Road
[3:32] 9. Road Under My Wheels
[3:25] 10. Never Going Home
[4:03] 11. Packed Nose
[4:54] 12. Walk With Me
Across the Road' is the 5th album by Australian Blues/Country/Roots band 'Blue Shaddy' Due to public demand this album captures a strong live recorded sound with a raw energetic vibe. Recorded the family farm in Kellerberrin with kids, dogs and various family members in tow 'Blue Shaddy' created a relaxed and comfortable recording environment, a critical component to this family band. With Arun Satgunasingam on controls once again engineering mixing and keeping things in line when the going got tough was truly a blessing.
Across The Road
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:18
Size: 124.3 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2005
Art: Front
[4:59] 1. Howling Dog
[4:38] 2. Don't Want To Die
[4:53] 3. Steal My Life Back
[4:18] 4. Long Way Down
[4:17] 5. It's Gonna Be Al
[5:33] 6. Walk A Mile
[2:46] 7. Wagtail
[4:50] 8. Jungle Juice
[4:03] 9. Lost
[4:19] 10. People Talk
[3:40] 11. Thumper
[3:43] 12. Hold On To Her Love
[2:12] 13. I Wish My Life Was Clear
Australian Blues/ Roots/ Country band 'Blue Shaddy' are a band with connections, given that founding members, Jim McClelland, (guitarist singer/songwriter) Graham (Belly) McClelland (harmonica) and Sandy McClelland ( bass guitarist) are family.
Born and bred in the Western Australian town of Kellerberrin these three have not lost that rustic, relaxed country charm that has endeared them to so many. Known for their infectious amalgam of blues /roots, come country played with an energetic physical presence and power that leaves you with a broad smile and a new found energy.
'Blue Shaddy's musical path was inevitable with brothers Jim and Belly sharing a small house on the family farm, and with television baned from the house, considered poison for the brain these two would sit at the kitchen table and trade Hound Dog Taylor and Sonnie and Brownie licks nightly for months on end. A meeting soon after with like-minded, and also musically spirited 'Sandy Naughton' found her also sitting at that same table going through what was to become the Blue Shaddy apprenticeship. Some 19 years later, Jim and Sandy have now married and along with Belly have maintained a passionate and unwavering commitment to their music, forging their way on festival circuit and gaining fans far and wide.
Born and bred in the Western Australian town of Kellerberrin these three have not lost that rustic, relaxed country charm that has endeared them to so many. Known for their infectious amalgam of blues /roots, come country played with an energetic physical presence and power that leaves you with a broad smile and a new found energy.
'Blue Shaddy's musical path was inevitable with brothers Jim and Belly sharing a small house on the family farm, and with television baned from the house, considered poison for the brain these two would sit at the kitchen table and trade Hound Dog Taylor and Sonnie and Brownie licks nightly for months on end. A meeting soon after with like-minded, and also musically spirited 'Sandy Naughton' found her also sitting at that same table going through what was to become the Blue Shaddy apprenticeship. Some 19 years later, Jim and Sandy have now married and along with Belly have maintained a passionate and unwavering commitment to their music, forging their way on festival circuit and gaining fans far and wide.
Walk A Mile
