Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 51:33
Size: 118.0 MB
Styles: Modern electric blues
Year: 2013
Art: Front
[2:28] 1. What Good Am I
[3:18] 2. Fire In The Sky
[4:42] 3. Lost You
[3:01] 4. Good-Bye Baby
[3:35] 5. Fire
[3:45] 6. My Turn
[5:17] 7. I'll Take You There
[3:24] 8. Right Man
[3:21] 9. Stop Tryin'
[5:26] 10. Bright Shiny World
[2:58] 11. Cold Hearted Woman
[3:54] 12. Evil Mind
[2:46] 13. White Rabbit
[3:32] 14. Already Free
A new name to me, but turns out that Lisa Cee has been a fixture on the Southern California roots and blues scene for quite some time, including a stint as the leader of the house band in the Gibson and Fender Guitar Lodge during the Sundance Film Festival. This is her Rip Cat debut, and sees Ms Cee bringing nine originals to the table as well as five well chosen covers. As befits someone who has shared a stage with the likes of The Doors, Billy Gibbons (Z.Z. Top), Sting, John Legend, Train, and more, she’s got a great voice that can handle the wide variety of material with ease.
Of the covers, the most interesting are her versions of The Staples Singers ‘I’ll Take You There’ and a very unusual spin through The Great Societys / Jefferson Airplanes ”White Rabbit’, with its prominent saxophone lines. Yes, saxophone. Over on the original material, I really enjoyed the funky ‘Fire’, the bleak and almost despairing ‘Lost You’ and the rockin’ the blooze sound of ‘Cold Hearted Woman’. She shows how versatile she is with he countryfied title track, but if you want purer blues then check out ‘Right Man’.
It’s an excellent release, chock full of excellent performances and comes rockin’ the blues approved. ~Stuart A. Hamilton
Of the covers, the most interesting are her versions of The Staples Singers ‘I’ll Take You There’ and a very unusual spin through The Great Societys / Jefferson Airplanes ”White Rabbit’, with its prominent saxophone lines. Yes, saxophone. Over on the original material, I really enjoyed the funky ‘Fire’, the bleak and almost despairing ‘Lost You’ and the rockin’ the blooze sound of ‘Cold Hearted Woman’. She shows how versatile she is with he countryfied title track, but if you want purer blues then check out ‘Right Man’.
It’s an excellent release, chock full of excellent performances and comes rockin’ the blues approved. ~Stuart A. Hamilton
My Turn
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 18:16
Size: 41.8 MB
Styles: Modern electric blues
Year: 2005
Art: Front
[2:47] 1. Down The Road Again
[4:02] 2. Evil Mind
[3:48] 3. Drink & Cry
[4:19] 4. Creeper
[3:19] 5. Fire In The Sky
Leading Lady & Singer of Beast of Honey, she graduated Magna Cum Laude with a degree in Musical Theatre with the major emphasis in Voice. She believes that soul is the core of music. She has been compared to the Great Janis Joplin, and the sultry Lydia Pense, Lisa’s live show is not to be missed - energy, passion, soul, a true entertainer in every sense of the word. Lisa Cee has played with some of the greats... the likes of The Mama's Boys, JJ Bad Boy Jones, Miss Mickey Champion, Kirk "Eli" Fletcher, Max Bangwell, James Harman, Paul Oscher, RJ Misho, Karen Lawrence, Fran McDonald, Ron Battle, Peter Malick, Jeff Turmes, Jeff Ross, Robert Lucas, Paul DeLay, and many others. She has also opened for some of the greats including Kid Ramos, John Lee Hooker Jr., Canned Heat, Rod Piazza & The Mighty Flyers, Tinsley Ellis, Mama's Boys, Miss Mickey Champion, and others.
Lisa Cee & Beast Of Honey
