Time: 45:22
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2018
Styles: Electric Blues
Art: Front
01. Crazy (3:26)
02. Catch A Train (5:09)
03. Phone Booth (3:49)
04. Lies, Lies, Lies (4:19)
05. Laying It Down Tonight (2:54)
06. Little By Little (4:04)
07. So Broke Baby (3:23)
08. Back To Chicago (3:21)
09. Won't Be Around For Long (6:11)
10. Work Week Blues (4:52)
11. Blues Is My Business (3:49)
Personnel:
Vocals: Kim Retallick
Guitar: Tim Williams
Bass: Mike Retallick
Drums: Andrzej Ryszka
Little Kim Retallick, a well known artist on the Calgary music scene is releasing her debut Cd, “Workweek Blues”. It’s a funky combination of Blues, Country Blues, Motown, and R&B. After many successful years of fronting Blues/Rock cover band, The Triple Teaz, Little Kim has taken her career to a new level by releasing a top notch, exciting new CD. “Workweek Blues” is all about the groove. It’s feel good music even when the Blues have you down. Her 11 track disk consists of 8 original tunes and 3 blues standards. The songs exhibit Little Kim Retallick’s eclectic influences, from Blues, Motown, R&B, to Country and Rock. Resembling a vocal style of Bobby Gentry on “Catch A Train” or the classic style of early blues vocalists on “So Broke Baby” and Crazy, the album with a wide variety of Blues Rhythms is definitely worth the listen.
Vocals: Kim Retallick
Guitar: Tim Williams
Bass: Mike Retallick
Drums: Andrzej Ryszka
Little Kim Retallick, a well known artist on the Calgary music scene is releasing her debut Cd, “Workweek Blues”. It’s a funky combination of Blues, Country Blues, Motown, and R&B. After many successful years of fronting Blues/Rock cover band, The Triple Teaz, Little Kim has taken her career to a new level by releasing a top notch, exciting new CD. “Workweek Blues” is all about the groove. It’s feel good music even when the Blues have you down. Her 11 track disk consists of 8 original tunes and 3 blues standards. The songs exhibit Little Kim Retallick’s eclectic influences, from Blues, Motown, R&B, to Country and Rock. Resembling a vocal style of Bobby Gentry on “Catch A Train” or the classic style of early blues vocalists on “So Broke Baby” and Crazy, the album with a wide variety of Blues Rhythms is definitely worth the listen.
Work Week Blues
