Showing posts with label Brother Snakeoil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brother Snakeoil. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 29, 2019

The Night Walkers - Struttin'

Size: 74,7 MB
Time: 32:37
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2019
Styles: Harmonica Blues
Art: Full

01. Before You Do Your Thing (3:40)
02. Take Me Home (3:54)
03. You Left Me (3:13)
04. Struttin' (3:22)
05. Pissing On Your Grave (2:01)
06. Six Strings Down (3:13)
07. Think You Need A Shot (4:05)
08. Popcorn Man (3:20)
09. Hush Hush (3:18)
10. You Gotta Move (2:27)

With Roger C. Wade (harmonica - from Little Roger & The Houserockers) and Brother Snakeoil (guitar - from The Medicine Men), two experienced musicians and singers have joined forces to form an exciting duo that approaches the blues in a traditional way.
Beside little known compositions of US-American idols there are some well done own numbers on this CD which comes packed in a simple cardboard sleeve. Entertaining.

Struttin'

Saturday, January 26, 2019

Brother Snakeoil & The Medicine Men - Cures All

Size: 110,4 MB
Time: 47:19
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2019
Styles: Electric Blues
Art: Front

01. Telephone Blues (4:47)
02. Early In The Morning (4:07)
03. Cool Cat Hipster (2:38)
04. Leave Me Alone (5:33)
05. Roll On The Seven Seas (3:15)
06. Down To The Nitty Gritty (4:19)
07. Jack Of All Trades (6:20)
08. 47 Miles (2:12)
09. Do A Little Hoodoo (3:59)
10. Six Strings Down (2:41)
11. Why Get Up (2:31)
12. Walk On And Don't Turn Back (4:52)

Personnel:
Brother Snakeoil: Guitar, Vocals
Little Roger C. Wade: Harp, Vocals
Huggy J. Borghardt: Piano, Keyboards, Vocals
Klaus Brunschede: Bass
Tom Gehrke: Drums

Straight, honest and authentic, Brother Snakeoil & The Medicine Men play the Blues. And the blues in general. You can see that they live it. You can hear it in every line of the text and in every note of the bandleader's inspired guitar.

In the last three years, the band has persistently earned a steady place in the blues scene, connoisseurs of the scene is the band's live presence well known. Brother Snakeoil stands for an authentic, electric blues that breathe and create air for vocals and solos through its dynamics. In addition to their own titles, the band plays over and over again interpretations of songs that flatter the original in terms of flair and sound, but are always implemented with their own touch.

Cures All