Showing posts with label Imperial Crowns. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imperial Crowns. Show all posts

Thursday, October 13, 2016

Imperial Crowns - The Calling

Size: 118,3 MB
Time: 49:58
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Blues Soul, Blues Rock
Art: Full

01. I Gotta Right (3:16)
02. The Calling (3:40)
03. Grace Under Pressure (5:03)
04. Wasn't Love At First Sight (4:36)
05. Love 'n The Devil (3:23)
06. Something Of Value (4:00)
07. The Mark Of Cain (4:43)
08. Miz Aphrodite (4:49)
09. Liberate (4:51)
10. Third World War (3:28)
11. Papa Lawd (4:22)
12. Question Mark (3:40)

They are back! The Imperial Crowns proudly introduce to you their fifth album. Deemd 'one of the most original bands on the planet', the larger than life Imperial Crowns will again play their own special brand of music they onze described as: 'ferocious blues, psyche-delta soul & pumpin' fhunk'.

Personnel:
Jimmie Wood (vocals, harmonica, guitar) , J.J. Holiday (slide guitar, vocals) , Billy 'Champagne' Sullivan (drums) , Andre Berry (bass) , Bob Glaub (bass) , Benmont Tench (piano) , Rachel C. Wood (backing vocals) , Mike Rocha (trumpets) , Ryan Dragon (trombone) , Peter Slocombe (saxophones)

The Calling

Sunday, June 14, 2015

Imperial Crowns - 2 albums: Hymn Book/Preachin' The Blues Live!

Album: Hymn Book
Year: 2004
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 45:59
Size: 105,7 MB
Styles: Rock, blues
Scans: Full

1. Lil' Death (4:34)
2. The River (4:41)
3. Kingsize Jones (5:18)
4. Baby's Gone Wild (2:23)
5. Golden Girl (3:45)
6. You Don't Miss Your Water (3:38)
7. Comin' Fuh Ya (4:44)
8. Love Blues (4:20)
9. (Simply) Just A Dream (3:03)
10. Blues Au Gogo (3:24)
11. Restless Soul (2:49)
12. Mr. Jinx (3:14)

Described as "Hard street spreachin’ soul blues collides with psychedelic swamp funk and evoking the spirits of Otis Redding, Captain Beefheart and Blind Lemon Jefferson", this is a band with a wide musical canvas, but with a warped magnificent angular sense of the blues at the core!

Featuring the Pentacostal rants, low down lyrical sleaze and Howlin Wolf style vocals of the original ‘Cadillac King of harp players’, Jimmie Wood, The Imperial Crown are a compelling mix of dirt driven blues with a funky undertow topped by Jimmie’s outrageous Hollywood B movie imagination & firebrand blues preaching.

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Album: Preachin' The Blues Live!
Year: 2005
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 73:57
Size: 169,3 MB
Styles: Rock, blues
Scans: Full

1. Preachin' The Blues (5:47)
2. Lil' Death (5:23)
3. Praise His Name (7:07)
4. Big Boy (5:02)
5. (Simply) Just A Dream (4:07)
6. The River (5:22)
7. Altar Of Love (7:35)
8. Golden Girl (5:44)
9. Blues Au Go Go (4:00)
10. You Don't Miss Your Water (7:04)
11. Ramblin' Woman Blues (16:41)

From the first album of the Imperial Crowns, "Hymn Book", fans and press were enthusiastic. In the spring of 2004, the first Germany tour followed. The show, which was recorded Rockpalast at the 23.3.2004 at the crossroads Festival in Bonn by the WDR, is published as a CD and as a DVD.

Personnel:
Jimmie Wood - Vocals, Harp, Guitar
J.J. Holiday - Guitar, Vocals
Billy "Champagne" Sulliven - Drums
John Avila - Bass

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Preachin' The Blues Live! zippy