Time: 53:11
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2018
Styles: Acoustic Blues
Art: Front
01. Do That Thing (21st Century Bluesman) (3:09)
02. Let Your Money Work For You (3:40)
03. Apple Street To Memphis (3:34)
04. Shake Em On Down (3:30)
05. Airplane Blues (3:35)
06. Don't You Mess It Up Again (3:22)
07. Fake News Blues (3:41)
08. Busy Woman Blues (3:39)
09. The World's Gone Crazy (3:56)
10. My Wash Woman Is Gone (2:43)
11. Nine Lives (3:34)
12. No Mo (4:22)
13. Ain't It Lonesome (3:31)
14. Mama's Got To Have Good Loving (3:45)
15. What You See Is What You Get (3:01)
Personnel:
Greyhound George: vocals, guitars
Wolfgang Voss: washboard and percussion
Andy Grünert: harmonica
Finalist International Blues Challenge 2018!
Greyhound's Washboard Band is a German-based trio that uses musical instruments from the past including resonator guitars, washboard and a one hundred year old bass drum to create their own roots-influenced blues sound. The band’s repertoire consists mostly of their original blues songs, from autobiographical to bitingly topical, but of course they can play all those classic tunes from the Delta! Their performing style has a back-porch intimacy that draws you in and a driving energy that makes you want to dance all night. Greyhound George’s mastery of the Delta slide guitar is matched by his delicate Piedmont picking. Andy Grünert’s harmonica licks accentuate the authentic old-time feel of Greyhound’s guitar work. Washboard Wolf lays down the rhythm on a unique “groove machine” consisting of vintage washboard, bass drum and many more little things that he found along the road…
Greyhound George: vocals, guitars
Wolfgang Voss: washboard and percussion
Andy Grünert: harmonica
Finalist International Blues Challenge 2018!
Greyhound's Washboard Band is a German-based trio that uses musical instruments from the past including resonator guitars, washboard and a one hundred year old bass drum to create their own roots-influenced blues sound. The band’s repertoire consists mostly of their original blues songs, from autobiographical to bitingly topical, but of course they can play all those classic tunes from the Delta! Their performing style has a back-porch intimacy that draws you in and a driving energy that makes you want to dance all night. Greyhound George’s mastery of the Delta slide guitar is matched by his delicate Piedmont picking. Andy Grünert’s harmonica licks accentuate the authentic old-time feel of Greyhound’s guitar work. Washboard Wolf lays down the rhythm on a unique “groove machine” consisting of vintage washboard, bass drum and many more little things that he found along the road…
Street Corner Blues
