Showing posts with label Lucky Lloyd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lucky Lloyd. Show all posts

Thursday, January 8, 2026

Lucky Lloyd - Old School Blues

Album: Old School Blues
Size: 126,3 MB
Time: 54:35
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2026
Styles: Blues
Art: Front

1. Further On Up The Road (4:29)
2. Bright Lights Big City (5:07)
3. Heart Fixing Business (4:38)
4. You Upset Me Baby (3:37)
5. Don't Burn Down The Bridge You Might Wanna Come Back (4:01)
6. Baby Can't You See What You're Doing To Me (5:25)
7. Born Under A Bad Sign (3:45)
8. Personal Manager (5:06)
9. Meet Me Baby With Your Black Drawers On (3:57)
10. The Hoochie Coochie Man (4:52)
11. Smokestack Lighting (4:31)
12. Big Leg Woman (With A Short Short Mini Skirt) (5:03)

Lucky Lloyd was born in a little town called Hamtramick, Michigan but grew up in Detroit just one mile from Hitsville, better known as Motown. There he was introduced to a style of music called "The Blues". At the age of nine he began to play the guitar and that's where the legendary ascension of Lucky Lloyd to the top of blues history began. Lucky is currently involved in promotions and touring as far as New Zealand, Australia, and all across the United States.

He attributes his style of music to the influences of Albert King (whom he resembles), Stevie Ray Vaughan, BB King, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Albert Collins, and Santana. His live performances are energized and exciting. While entertaining he roams into the audience with his guitar screaming, delighting his fans.

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Wednesday, October 6, 2021

Lucky Lloyd - The Backbone Blues

Album: The Backbone Blues
Size: 121,3 MB
Time: 52:44
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2003
Styles: Electric blues
Art: Front

1. I Need Your Love (4:55)
2. I'm Going To Do Right (5:52)
3. I Heard The News Baby (5:57)
4. Backbone Blues (6:20)
5. Love Will Make You Break The Rules (4:28)
6. Don't Fool Yourself (4:57)
7. Home Alone Again (6:47)
8. Going To See My Baby (7:49)
9. She Left Me For Uncle Sam (5:36)

Lucky Lloyd was born in a little town called Hamtramick, Michigan but grew up in Detroit just one mile from Hitsville, better known as Motown. There he was introduced to a style of music called "The Blues". At the age of nine he began to play the guitar and that's where the legendary ascension of Lucky Lloyd to the top of blues history began. Lucky is currently involved in promotions and touring as far as New Zealand, Australia, and all across the United States. He attributes his style of music to the influences of Albert King (whom he resembles), Stevie Ray Vaughan, BB King, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Albert Collins, and Santana. His live performances are energized and exciting. While entertaining he roams into the audience with his guitar screaming, delighting his fans.

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Wednesday, September 29, 2021

Lucky Lloyd - The Way Lucky Lloyd Likes To Play The Blues

Album: The Way Lucky Lloyd Likes To Play The Blues
Size: 166,8 MB
Time: 72:21
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2021
Styles: Electric blues
Art: Front

1. Me And My Baby Don't Get Along But One One Day At A Time (5:04)
2. I Loved The Woman (6:28)
3. Angel Of Mercy (Live) (6:05)
4. It's A Shame That We Still Deal With Police Brutality (5:50)
5. Walking The Back Streets And Crying (5:32)
6. Why I Sing The Blues (6:04)
7. Cadillac Assembly Line (4:12)
8. I Got My Mojo Working (5:59)
9. Crosscut Saw (5:21)
10. If You're Going To Walk On My Love You Need To Take Off Your Shoes (5:57)
11. I'll Play The Blues 4 You (6:30)
12. How Blue Can You Get (4:15)
13. The Thrill Is Gone Baby (4:57)

Lucky Lloyd was born in a little town called Hamtramick, Michigan but grew up in Detroit just one mile from Hitsville, better known as Motown. There he was introduced to a style of music called "The Blues". At the age of nine he began to play the guitar and that's where the legendary ascension of Lucky Lloyd to the top of blues history began. Lucky is currently involved in promotions and touring as far as New Zealand, Australia, and all across the United States. He attributes his style of music to the influences of Albert King (whom he resembles), Stevie Ray Vaughan, BB King, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Albert Collins, and Santana. His live performances are energized and exciting. While entertaining he roams into the audience with his guitar screaming, delighting his fans.

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