Size: 139,1 MB
Time: 60:08
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2026
Styles: Blues, soul-blues
Art: Front
1. Be A Man (4:00)
2. Bad Woman (5:04)
3. Blue Moon (5:55)
4. Don't Bau Me Nun (4:30)
5. Night Rider (5:49)
6. Peace By The River (4:46)
7. Stick Around (6:06)
8. She Made A Move On Me (6:09)
9. Two Wrongs Don't Make It Right (5:26)
10. Don't Be A Fool Too Long (4:13)
11. Don't Let The Devil Ride (4:41)
12. Put Your Money On Me (3:21)
Chicago-born and Springfield, Illinois-based blues and soul man Charles Tiner bursts out of your speaker with the kind of unrelenting power that immediately commands attention. It’s his overpowering organ and a potent voice to match. The aptly named Good Soul grabs tight and never lets go. The soloists in Tiner’s band, whether from four different lead guitarists, tenor saxophonist Theo Fisher, or harmonicist Chris Camp, match his fire too. This gospel-infused, roof-raising session will arouse even the most slumberous types. Yet there is little spiritual fare. Only the oft covered “Don’t Let the Devil Ride” qualifies. The rest of the tracks have their roots in the blues, both musically and topically, as Tiner sings mostly about survival, requited and unrequited love, and male braggadocio.
When hearing Tiner’s dominant vocals, it will come as no surprise that Tiner is steeped in the Baptist Church’s gospel. His father was a pastor, and Tiner and his older brother served as the church musicians at his father’s church. That background led to a seamless transition into gospel-infused blues and soul. Tiner released his debut, 2021’s self-produced N’Treble (which is his nickname), and earned a finalist spot in the 2022 IBC, representing the Illinois Central Blues Club. Tiner wrote eleven of the twelve tunes, arranged all of them, and played organ and piano on most of them in this self-produced effort. /Jim Hynes, Rock & Blues Muse
When hearing Tiner’s dominant vocals, it will come as no surprise that Tiner is steeped in the Baptist Church’s gospel. His father was a pastor, and Tiner and his older brother served as the church musicians at his father’s church. That background led to a seamless transition into gospel-infused blues and soul. Tiner released his debut, 2021’s self-produced N’Treble (which is his nickname), and earned a finalist spot in the 2022 IBC, representing the Illinois Central Blues Club. Tiner wrote eleven of the twelve tunes, arranged all of them, and played organ and piano on most of them in this self-produced effort. /Jim Hynes, Rock & Blues Muse
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