Showing posts with label Corey Stevens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Corey Stevens. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 30, 2022

Corey Stevens - The Dreaming Man

Size: 144,8 MB
Time: 62:34
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2010
Styles: Blues, rock
Art: Full

1. Good for the Soul (4:22)
2. Why These Blues (4:22)
3. Killer Blues (4:47)
4. Too Good to Be True (5:22)
5. Running Away (6:07)
6. Ronda Vista Shuffle (5:36)
7. Ride It Out (3:56)
8. The Dreaming Man (4:43)
9. Lost Shadows (5:46)
10. True Blue (4:32)
11. Another Sad Goodbye (6:55)
12. Never Had A Read (6:00)

A journey above and beyond the blues rock genre encompassing uptempo blues rockers and introspective singer songwriter gems. Mature contemporary blues for blues lovers who want something new.

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Wednesday, May 23, 2018

Corey Stevens - The Party's Gonna Go On

Size: 97,1 MB
Time: 41:05
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2018
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. Louisiana Queen (4:20)
02. Put All Your Faith (4:15)
03. Sad Blue Eyes (3:26)
04. Castaway (4:09)
05. One More Night In The Dark (4:21)
06. Move The Dial (3:32)
07. Over The Hill Blue (4:51)
08. Special Blend (4:45)
09. Golden Son (4:03)
10. More Blues On The Way (3:19)

This is the 10th album from the artist who made his debut with Blue Drops of Rain. Eight new songs and two new instrumentals present a diverse journey of contemporary blues, blues rock, classic rock and singer/songwriter individualism.

The album features Steve Ferrone (Tom Petty, Eric Clapton) on drums, Will MacGregor (Albert Lee, Tori Amos) on bass, Danny Grenier (Glenn Frey) on rhythm guitar, Bruce McCabe (Jonny Lang) on keyboards, Kori Lynn Stevens on bass and mixed by Eric Thorngren (Robert Palmer, Talking Heads). Combining the influences of 50's blues (Muddy Waters), 60's guitar icons (Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton) with 70's classic studio productions, Stevens takes the the listener on an eclectic journey that sounds like a compilation album of diverse styles but manages to form a cohesive listening experience.

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Thursday, February 5, 2015

Cole Allen - S/T

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 37:00
Size: 84.7 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2013
Art: Front

[3:52] 1. I'm Gone
[3:56] 2. Shoulda Known Better (Feat. Corey Stevens)
[5:01] 3. Goodbye Blue Eyes
[3:48] 4. Bye Bye Baby
[4:22] 5. Too Late To Ask (Feat. Sena Ehrhardt)
[3:54] 6. Let Me Know
[3:29] 7. Now Or Never
[3:52] 8. Headed For Hollywood
[4:41] 9. You Can Have My Heart

When an artist like Cole Allen crosses your path it is an exhilarating musical experience worthy of the highest regard. A riveting example of raw natural talent meeting at the intersection of guitar magic and explosive passionate vocals showcases this songwriters ability to reach inside your being and rock your world.

The Cole Allen Band features studio and touring musicians Rick Roussell on bass and Paul Peterson on drums. This screamin' rock trio is the kind of band you dream of and experiencing a night with the Cole Allen Band will leave you wanting more of this finely tuned trio of musicians.

Spring 2013 celebrated Cole's full length debut album release featuring an incredible guest performance from guitar legend Corey Stevens, as well as the video release of the Cole Allen Band's first single, "Let Me Know" with an on-screen cameo appearance from special guest, "Blues Award Winner" and personal friend, Sena Ehrhardt.

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Thursday, November 13, 2014

Corey Stevens - Rumors In The Ether

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 54:52
Size: 125.6 MB
Styles:
Year: 2014
Art: Front

[6:40] 1. Red White And Blues
[6:54] 2. Down In The Gutter
[6:28] 3. Operation Dynamite
[5:21] 4. To Be A Kid Again
[6:14] 5. Don't Drone Me Bro
[5:55] 6. You Used To Be Cool
[6:34] 7. Rumors In The Ether
[4:48] 8. Slim Dog And The Millionaires
[5:52] 9. Wiki Diki Doo

Born in the small town of Centralia, Illinois, Corey Stevens never just says he is from Illinois. After hearing, "Oh, from Chicago?" a few too many times, he has learned the succinct way to put it: "I'm from Southern Illinois - an hour east of St. Louis." St. Louis is where he saw his first baseball game and where he saw the Rolling Stones twice on the same day. He says, "St. Louis is where I went to and saw the huge crowds and came home with big dreams."

In 1996, he toured seven months and made a video for the song, "Blue Drop of Rain," which climbed the radio charts. The album was re-released on the independent label and Discovery Records and made the debut Billboard Blues chart.

In 1997, Stevens recorded his second album that yielded a top ten radio hit and video, "One More Time." Other songs made it on the radio and Stevens hit the road in support. By the end of the year, Stevens had toured nine months, including a summer tour with Paul Rodgers and Lynyrd Skynyrd, and shared the stage with ZZ Top. The title track, "Road To Zen," a heartfelt behind the scenes account of life on the road seemed to sum up Stevens' new life.

Eventually Stevens left the record companies and began producing his own work as an independent artist and has released a DVD of a live show and eight CDs. "Rumors In The Ether" is his 9th CD and was released on October 25, 2014.

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