De Luxe Blues Band - Urban De Luxe

Size: 103,9 MB - 257 MB
Time: 45:19
File: MP3 @ 320K/s - Flac - Vinyl
Released: 1983
Styles: Electric blues, blues-rock
Art: Front, rear

1. Worried Life Blues (4:54)
2. Roll 'Em Pete (4:14)
3. Promised Land (3:26)
4. Sweet Little Angel (6:48)
5. The Stumble (2:47)
6. Cadillac Boogie (3:29)
7. Knocking At Your Door (4:12)
8. Did You Ever Love A Woman (5:56)
9. Wait Baby (4:35)
10. It Wasn't Me (4:58)

The American blues guitarist Danny Adler, who performed in San Francisco in 1969 with blues and soul greats such as John Lee Hooker, T-Bone Walker and Solomon Burke, went to England in 1971, where he founded the band Roogalator. Roogalator was a welcome guest in the English (blues) club scene. Adler also played guitar in the boogie club Rocket 88 of Stones drummer Charlie Watts, Cream bassist Jack Bruce and Stones pianist Ian Stewart. In 1980, after the breakup of Roogalator, Adler formed the De Luxe Blues Band with ex-Alexis Korner and ex-Savoy Brown pianist Bob Hall, ex-Savoy Brown bassist Bob Brunning and ex-Jeff Beck drummer Micky Waller. Later, ex-Bluesbreakers saxophonist Dick Heckstall-Smith would also join the band.

Sometimes written as De Luxe Blues Band and sometimes as Deluxe Bluesband.

Urban De Luxe MP3
Urban De Luxe FLAC

---

De Luxe Blues Band - Motorvating

Size: 111,5 MB - 312 MB
Time: 48:41
File: MP3 @ 320K/s - Flac
Released: 1992
Styles: Blues
Art: Full

1. I Got The Blues (4:10)
2. Danny Jumps One (3:54)
3. I Get So Weary (4:24)
4. Alimony Blues (3:40)
5. Shake Your Moneymaker (4:06)
6. Sunnyland (5:43)
7. I'll Change My Style (3:52)
8. The Sky Is Crying (3:48)
9. Southern Country Boy (3:34)
10. Bleeding Heart (3:16)
11. You Are My Best Poker Hand (3:47)
12. I Ain't Got You (4:22)

The De Luxe blues band originally started life in 1980 as a pick-up band for American blues performers Eddie Clearwater and Carey Bell for just one show. Fellow American guitarist and singer Danny Adler had invited pianist Bob Hall, drummer Mickey Waller and me to do the gig in London's steamy Dingwall club. We thoroughly enjoyed working together, and decided that night to form a permanent band. Veteran sax player Dick Heckstall Smith would soon join us. A good time was had by all for the next 13 years but after five albums and countless European Tours, Danny Adler decided to return to the States, and the De Luxe band members amicably went their separate ways. I took a break for a while, but in 1994 lure of the De Luxes is was too hard to resist, and I invited seasoned London musicians Phil Taylor, Alan Vincent and Dave Beaumont to join me in the De Luxe Blues Band, Mark II. We had fun and made one more album. However in 1997, we called it a day, having thoroughly enjoyed our musical alliance. Shortly afterwards, I bumped into five musicians would eventually join me in the current De Luxe Blues Dand line-up. Bill and Daniel Smith (harp and guitar), Reg Patten (drums), Russell Baillie (vocals) and Dennis McGrath (guitar) proved to be more than worthy successors to previous De Luxe band members, and immediately hit the road... and the studio.

Motorvating MP3
Motorvating FLAC

---

The De Luxe Blues Band - S/T

Year: 1994
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 73:29
Size: 171,5 MB
Styles: Blues
Scans: Full

1. 300 Pounds Of Joy (4:09)
2. Dead Cat On The Line (4:13)
3. Louisiana Blues (4:08)
4. Angel Of Mercy (5:41)
5. Down In The Bottom (3:15)
6. Hoochie Coochie Man (7:57)
7. Key To The Highway (3:08)
8. Peach Tree (2:05)
9. Elevator Blues (4:03)
10. All Your Love (3:49)
11. Rambler's Blues (3:34)
12. Lambpoon (2:30)
13. Leavin' This Town (2:54)
14. Marriage Licence (3:18)
15. Letter To My Baby (4:19)
16. Do Right Mind (4:41)
17. Can't Hold Out Much Longer (4:41)
18. Neighbour, Neighbour (4:56)

The De Luxe Blues Band originally started life in 1980 as a pick-up band for American blues performers Eddie Clearwater and Carey Bell for just one show. American guitarist and singer Danny Adler had invited pianist Bob Hall, drummer Mickey Waller and bassist Bob Brunning to do the gig in London's steamy Dingwall club. They thoroughly enjoyed working together, and decided that night to form a permanent band. Veteran sax player Dick Heckstall Smith would soon join them. A good time was had by all for the next 13 years but after five albums and countless European Tours, Danny Adler decided to return to the States, and the De Luxe band members amicably went their separate ways.

Bob Brunning took a break for a while, but in 1994 lure of the De Luxes is was too hard to resist, and so he invited seasoned London musicians Phil Taylor, Alan Vincent and Dave Beaumont to join him in the De Luxe Blues Band, Mark II. They had fun and made one more album. However in 1997, they called it a day, having thoroughly enjoyed their musical alliance.

Shortly afterwards, Bob Brunning bumped into five musicians who would eventually join him in the newest De Luxe Blues Band line-up. Bill and Daniel Smith (harp and guitar), Reg Patten (drums), Russell Baillie (vocals) and Dennis McGrath (guitar) proved to be more than worthy successors to previous De Luxe band members, and immediately hit the road… and the studio.

The De Luxe Blues Band mc
The De Luxe Blues Band zippy

---