Showing posts with label Dede Priest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dede Priest. Show all posts

Monday, May 10, 2021

Dede Priest & Johnny Clark's Outlaws - When Birds Were Snakes

Size: 133.7 MB
Time: 57:15
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2021
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. When Birds Were Snakes (4:20)
02. Mudslide (4:09)
03. Dirty Water In My Glass (5:06)
04. Make That Double A Double (4:05)
05. Mojo-Ito (7:05)
06. Hyssop Blossoms (4:16)
07. Drinking Again (4:11)
08. Come On Down (4:38)
09. 16 Tons (3:30)
10. It’s Getting Late (5:53)
11. Whisper & Whistle (4:56)
12. Rum & Sugarcane (4:58)

DEDE PRIEST grew up in Dallas, Texas, raised by her hard-working, young mother. As a little girl, she would write songs and sing along to whatever she could find. In addition to singing, she studied classical violin as a child (often holding it and strumming it like a guitar). After years of performing primarily as a vocalist, she would later make the transition to singing and performing with her violin and guitar. This new direction would shape her overall talent and bring the deepest satisfaction.

Moving to Austin, Texas after high school to attend the University of Texas, Dede Priest earned a degree in Philosophy, then followed her heart and let the music lead. In Austin, Texas, a thriving live music haven, she began singing professionally. Brandishing vocals rooted in the raw-ness of the Texas Blues and Gospel traditions, Dede Priest was pinned early on as a “Modern Day Blues Queen”. Later, she began gaining wider international recognition for her powerful delivery of a unique style that crosses lines and “turns Blues, Soul, and Jazz inside out”. She has shared the stage with Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Leon Russell, Tommy Shannon (Double Trouble), and Harry Belafonte, among others.

In 2011, Dede Priest released "KINKY AT THE ROOT", an honest and deeply personal portrait, and a well-received follow-up to her previous CD jewel, "CANDY MOON" (2007), which also received exceptional reviews.

In 2013 - 2015, with TANGLED EYE, Dede Priest moved in a different artistic direction which allowed her to sing and play her violin. Raw and simple with a deep love for American Roots Music, Tangled Eye was a unique line-up of musicians with broad taste and an open-minded approach that allowed many musical influences to shine through. Tangled Eye's song "Jesus, I'm Calling You" ("Dream Wall" Album, Black & Tan Records) was used in the HBO Television Series "The Leftovers", hitting #2 in USA & UK I-Tunes Charts. A second original song, "I Am" (The Other Seven Songs Album, Black & Tan Records), was used in the television series "Queen Sugar", Oprah Winfrey Network, OWN. A third original song, “Nilas” ("Dream Wall" Album, Black & Tan Records), was used in the USA History Channel TV series "Six". A fourth original song, "Call Before You Come" ("The Other 7 Songs" Album, Black & Tan Records), was used in the SYFY Resident Alien series.

The pleasure of singing and performing with her violin led Dede Priest to add her guitar to the mix. In her new collaboration with JOHNNY CLARK'S OUTLAWS, she is doing what she loves most: painting with all three instruments. DEDE PRIEST & JOHNNY CLARK'S OUTLAWS have developed a unique and recognizable sound that blends Blues with elements of Rock, Soul, Gospel, Folk, and Country. Their first 2 releases, "FLOWERS UNDER THE BRIDGE" (December 2017) and "CROCUSES FROM ASHES" (May 2019), received exceptional, international praise. Their 3rd album, "WHEN BIRDS WERE SNAKES", is scheduled for release May 1, 2021. Their shows bring original songs and deliver a loaded atmosphere where a modern-day, cross-over style emerges.

Dede Priest has performed in the USA, Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Switzerland, Austria, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Denmark, Romania, Poland, and Sweden, including prestigious events such as Martin Luther King Keynote – Austin, Texas, Rhythm & Blues Night Oosterpoort - The Netherlands, Belgium Rhythm & Blues - Peer, Simply Blues Viana - Portugal, Trasimeno Blues Festival – Italy, to name a few. She has received international radio and television airplay, including BBC Radio, HBO, Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN), USA History Channel, among others. Television broadcasts include live performances on shows such as Vrije Geluiden (The Netherlands) and Hamburg Sounds (Germany).

She continues to forge ahead with good ole' fashioned writing, rehearsing, and hitting the road to do the NEXT SHOW!

When Birds Were Snakes MP3
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Wednesday, December 13, 2017

Dede Priest & Johnny Clark & The Outlaws - Flowers Under The Bridge

Size: 127,2 MB
Time: 54:45
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Texas Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. You Are Love (3:47)
02. Willie Mae (3:44)
03. What It Is Ain't What It Ain't (7:23)
04. Strawberry Party (3:23)
05. Snowy Mountain (4:42)
06. Won’t Last Long (3:42)
07. Wanda (4:07)
08. Lynched At The Crossroad (5:20)
09. Alaska (4:47)
10. Flowers Under The Bridge (5:38)
11. Helen’s Backyard (4:13)
12. Mister Don’t Lie (3:54)

DEDE PRIEST grew up in Dallas, Texas, raised by her hard-working, young mother. As a little girl, she would write songs and sing along to whatever she could find. In addition to singing, she studied classical violin as a child (often holding it and strumming it like a guitar). After years of performing primarily as a vocalist, she would later make the transition to singing and performing with her violin and guitar. This new direction would shape her overall talent and bring the deepest satisfaction.

Moving to Austin, Texas after high school to attend the University of Texas, Dede Priest earned a degree in Philosophy, then followed her heart and let the music lead. In Austin, Texas, a thriving live music haven, she began singing professionally. Brandishing vocals rooted in the raw-ness of the Texas Blues and Gospel traditions, Dede Priest was pinned early on as a “Modern Day Blues Queen”. Later, she began gaining wider international recognition for her powerful delivery of a unique style that crosses lines and “turns Blues, Soul, and Jazz inside out”. She has shared the stage with Clarence Gatemouth Brown, Leon Russell, Tommy Shannon (Double Trouble), and Harry Belafonte, among others.

In 2011, Dede Priest released “KINKY AT THE ROOT”, an honest and deeply personal portrait, and a well-received follow-up to her previous CD jewel, “CANDY MOON” (2007), which also received exceptional reviews.

In 2013 - 2015, with TANGLED EYE, Dede Priest moved in a different artistic direction which allowed her to sing and play her violin. Raw and simple with a deep love for American Roots Music, Tangled Eye was a unique line-up of musicians with broad taste and an open-minded approach that allowed many musical influences to shine through. Tangled Eye's song "Jesus, I'm Calling You" ("Dream Wall" Album, Black & Tan Records) was used in the HBO Television Series "The Leftovers", hitting #2 in USA & UK I-Tunes Charts. A second Tangled Eye song, "I Am" (The Other Seven Songs Album, Black & Tan Records), was used in the television series "Queen Sugar", Oprah Winfrey Network, OWN.

The pleasure of singing and performing with her violin led Dede Priest to add her guitar to the mix. In her new collaboration with JOHNNY CLARK & THE OUTLAWS, she is doing what she loves most: painting with all three instruments. Dede Priest and Johnny Clark & The Outlaws have developed a unique and recognizable sound that blends Blues with elements of Rock, Gospel, Folk, and Soul. In a short time, they have begun to tour regularly, and their first CD, "FLOWERS UNDER THE BRIDGE," is scheduled to be released in December 2017.

Dede Priest has performed in the USA, Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, France, Switzerland, Austria, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Czech Republic, Slovenia, Denmark, Romania, Poland, and Sweden, including prestigious events such as Martin Luther King Keynote – Austin, Texas, Rhythm & Blues Night Oosterpoort - The Netherlands, Belgium Rhythm & Blues - Peer, Simply Blues Viana - Portugal, Trasimeno Blues Festival – Italy, to name a few. She has received international radio and television airplay, including BBC Radio and HBO, among others. Television broadcasts include live performances on shows such as Vrije Geluiden (The Netherlands) and Hamburg Sounds (Germany).

Flowers Under The Bridge

Sunday, April 16, 2017

Dede Priest - Candy Moon

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 50:00
Size: 114.5 MB
Styles: Soul-blues
Year: 2007
Art: Front

[3:16] 1. Wade In The Water
[3:13] 2. Room 239
[4:51] 3. Just Splendid
[3:56] 4. Cotton Candy
[4:12] 5. Must've Figured Wrong
[5:42] 6. Blues Wine
[3:50] 7. Jive Man/Save Me From The Devil
[3:26] 8. I Met The Moon In Holland
[5:26] 9. Needy Girl
[4:51] 10. Baby's Gone Fishin'
[4:03] 11. Gossip Lady
[3:08] 12. Oh, Mr. Johnson

Richard van Bergen supports her with his slide-, baritone, and electric guitar, and does an excellent job in 'Oh, Mr. Johnson'. Govert van der Kolm's piano, on the other hand, colors some songs in a more jazzy way. Most distinctively, however, is Dede's voice, which is full of expression and life experience. The Blues ballads 'Blues Wine' and 'Needy Girl' would force even a noisy juke joint crowd to be silent." ~Back To The Roots Magazine

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Friday, August 22, 2014

Dede Priest - Kinky At The Root

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 57:55
Size: 132.6 MB
Styles: Contemporary blues vocals
Year: 2011
Art: Front

[4:22] 1. Lips Of A Friend
[2:52] 2. Chicken Or The Egg
[3:51] 3. Kinky At The Root
[4:10] 4. What Would I Do
[3:16] 5. I Got It
[3:29] 6. Freddie King Way Down Deep
[4:15] 7. Purple And Satin
[3:56] 8. Dandelion In The Breeze
[4:13] 9. Whole Christmas Thing
[3:47] 10. Blues Gypsy
[4:20] 11. Gather Round
[4:39] 12. Freedom Moan
[4:04] 13. Blues Is Running Red
[3:30] 14. Gotta Die To Go To Heaven
[3:02] 15. Judgment Day Bells

"Intensive, powerful voice and great production. An impressive album. Dede Priest effortlessly builds bridges between styles. The musicians perform with great focus and lay down an enjoyable groove. 'Kinky At The Root' is convincing and for sure belongs in the Top Ten of Blues - Roots releases of 2011." ~ThR, Blues News Magazine

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