Time: 62:55
Size: 144.1 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2007
Art: Front
[ 5:04] 1. 'til The Sun Goes Down
[ 5:22] 2. Home Of The Wolf
[ 4:47] 3. When The Gypsy Casts Her Spell
[11:46] 4. Take A Walk In The Wilderness
[ 4:02] 5. Whiskey River
[ 5:37] 6. The Storm
[ 3:46] 7. Bob's Shop Is Up For Sale
[ 5:25] 8. Prayin' For Rain
[ 7:15] 9. Someone To Love You
[ 4:07] 10. Shooter Girl
[ 5:39] 11. Walkin' On Frozen Water
‘BIG GEORGE” Watt was a formidable singer and guitarist who matter-of-factly related his affinity for the blues with his working-class Clydeside background. As the leader of the band Big George and the Business, he took their gritty, Glaswegian take on the blues and beyond to stages across Europe and North America. Watt was a larger than life figure – once described as “Billy Connolly meets Jimi Hendrix” – who combined onstage Glaswegian patter with a bluesman’s growl and incendiary guitar technique, which enabled him to share stages with such legendary names as Buddy Guy, John Campbell, Bo Diddley and ex-Rolling Stone Mick Taylor.
George Ross Watt was born in Glasgow in 1958, growing up in Yoker and Scotstoun, communities, then still largely founded on shipbuilding and heavy engineering. It was a tough, hard-working environment, recalled Tam McLucas, who lived across the street from Watt and became bassist and manager of Big George and the Business, and it informed Watt’s identification with the blues.
George Ross Watt was born in Glasgow in 1958, growing up in Yoker and Scotstoun, communities, then still largely founded on shipbuilding and heavy engineering. It was a tough, hard-working environment, recalled Tam McLucas, who lived across the street from Watt and became bassist and manager of Big George and the Business, and it informed Watt’s identification with the blues.
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