Showing posts with label Nalle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nalle. Show all posts

Monday, September 4, 2017

Nalle & His Crazy Ivans - Crossroad

Size: 101,9 MB
Time: 43:52
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Acoustic Blues
Art: Front

01. Rose In The Garden (2:59)
02. Nothin' Lasts Forever (2:59)
03. Standing At The Crossroads Again (3:19)
04. Purple Rain (5:24)
05. He'll Have To Go (2:44)
06. Hi-Heel Sneakers (3:29)
07. Jackson (4:00)
08. How Long, How Long Blues (4:10)
09. Just Your Fool (2:53)
10. I've Got Dreams To Remember (3:18)
11. I'm Good (4:28)
12. I'm Ready (4:03)

Nalle, aka Roland Lyhr Sørensen, was born in 1943 and started his musical career with the group Teddy Bears, who fetched his inspiration from Fats Domino, Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis. Talle is a legend in Danish music. From songs like In the Midnight Hour, I can be big babes, Go'e Old Olsen, Amanda and It's a Wonderful Life (cd released in 2003), there's one red thread, the deepest and most sensitive soulstem on this side of the mississippi belt No-one, like Nalle, can deliver a live performance with so much feeling and intensity, and several concert goers and organizers have had to surrender to the warm and sympathetic appearance of Rock Nalle.

Nalle has made a remarkable renewal of his career over the past 10 years. Before, he was known for his Danish interpretations of classic rock songs. Now he is known for his outstanding interpretations of classic American roots and blues songs. Nalle comes with his own trio consisting of Ivan Sand and Henning Kaae. The trio has been touring throughout Denmark, England, Germany, France, Spain, Canada and the East, and it also became a requirement for them to record a record. This came out in 2009 and was actually Grammy nominated. The sequel came in 2015.

Crossroad

Friday, July 7, 2017

Nalle & His Crazy Ivans - Back To The Roots

Size: 116,9 MB
Time: 49:48
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2009
Styles: Acoustic Blues
Art: Front

01. Bad Boy (3:33)
02. It's All Over Now (4:07)
03. This Dream Of You (5:37)
04. Wake Up Moma (3:31)
05. That's Where It's At (3:19)
06. It Seems Like A Dream (3:00)
07. Blues Stay Away From Me (3:22)
08. Keep Rocking Me Baby (3:59)
09. Don´t You Lie To Me (3:06)
10. Someday My Day Will Come (3:26)
11. Play It Like It Used To Be (3:22)
12. Stuff You Gotta Watch (3:30)
13. You Better Move On (3:40)
14. Kaaes Theme (2:10)

Roland Lyhr Sørensen - Rock-Nalle, rock and soul-singer, began playing the guitar and singing in groups in 12-13 years. After his schooling he became an agricultural assistant and came to learn from Koppmann's Swine Butchery. As a learned slave, he signed a freighter and ended up in Australia, where he founded his English language. In 1962 he returned to Denmark and got work as a bowel cleaner. He broke through with his debut single "I'll Go Crazy" in 1964. The following year he recorded with Melvis & His Gentleman the single "In the midnight hour", which became his biggest hit in the 1960s. He left rock music in the summer of 1967 and resumed his work as a slaughter in Odense. In 1968, he tried to dance with Danish pop, but ended up with social assistance and was in a seven-year harbor worker alternating with a job as a statue at the Odense Theater. In 1975, he got a comeback when Gustav Winckler relaunched him with the LP "Rock Nalle" and two years later "Rock Kost" was broadcast. After participating in television programs, the song "Go'e old wife Olsen" became a true landslide. It was a translation of Little Richard's "Good Golly Miss Molly". In the late 1970s he was a soloist in The Flames and Zig Zag Band and in 1980 his "Amanda" was written by Kim Larsen, the best-selling Danish single. Throughout the 1980s, Rock Nalle did not listen much, which over the years fought with drug and drug abuse, which he has mentioned openly. By the end of the 1990s, he almost returned miraculously with the "Never 2 Late" soul sheet. ~Google translation

Closer To The Bone

Thursday, June 22, 2017

Nalle & His Crazy Ivans - Long As I Can See The Light

Size: 102,6 MB
Time: 44:01
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2012
Styles: Acoustic Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. Long As I Can See The Light (3:03)
02. Honky Tonk Blues (3:01)
03. Devil's In The Jukebox (3:05)
04. The Way We Make A Broken Heart (3:44)
05. My Babe (2:55)
06. I Almost Lost My Mind (3:53)
07. Good Morning Blues (2:24)
08. He Was A Friend Of Mine (4:06)
09. Strange Things Happening Everyday (3:08)
10. 634-5789 (5:09)
11. Backwater Blues (7:00)
12. Cold And Bitter Tears (2:28)

Roland Lyhr Sørensen - Rock-Nalle, rock and soul-singer, began playing the guitar and singing in groups in 12-13 years. After his schooling he became an agricultural assistant and came to learn from Koppmann's Swine Butchery. As a learned slave, he signed a freighter and ended up in Australia, where he founded his English language. In 1962 he returned to Denmark and got work as a bowel cleaner. He broke through with his debut single "I'll Go Crazy" in 1964. The following year he recorded with Melvis & His Gentleman the single "In the midnight hour", which became his biggest hit in the 1960s. He left rock music in the summer of 1967 and resumed his work as a slaughter in Odense. In 1968, he tried to dance with Danish pop, but ended up with social assistance and was in a seven-year harbor worker alternating with a job as a statue at the Odense Theater. In 1975, he got a comeback when Gustav Winckler relaunched him with the LP "Rock Nalle" and two years later "Rock Kost" was broadcast. After participating in television programs, the song "Go'e old wife Olsen" became a true landslide. It was a translation of Little Richard's "Good Golly Miss Molly". In the late 1970s he was a soloist in The Flames and Zig Zag Band and in 1980 his "Amanda" was written by Kim Larsen, the best-selling Danish single. Throughout the 1980s, Rock Nalle did not listen much, which over the years fought with drug and drug abuse, which he has mentioned openly. By the end of the 1990s, he almost returned miraculously with the "Never 2 Late" soul sheet. ~Google translation

Long As I Can See The Light

Monday, June 19, 2017

Nalle & His Crazy Ivans - Closer To The Bone

Size: 119,8 MB
Time: 50:40
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2015/2017
Styles: Acoustic Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. Blow Wind Blow (4:42)
02. Baton Rouge (2:35)
03. Closer To The Bone (3:37)
04. Don't Look Now (2:15)
05. Sugar Is Sweet (4:16)
06. Oughta Know (3:01)
07. In The Middle Of It All (2:57)
08. Lodi (4:24)
09. Let It Be Me (3:42)
10. Cup Of Sorrow (3:43)
11. Let The Four Winds Blow (2:53)
12. What Am I Living For (4:53)
13. Four Strong Winds (4:18)
14. En Engel Som Dig (3:19)

Blues at its best! Nalle & His Crazy Ivans visited SomeStudio to make new album "Closer To The Bone".

The good old (Rock) Nalle a.k.a. Roland Lyhr Sørensen still has it and it has been a pleasure and honor to work with him.

Henning Kaae and Ivan Sand have made thick (and sweaty) play days as well as choirs on the recordings.

Peter Østergaard Christensen from Some Studio has added percussion, as well as produced the record (recording and mix). Michael Hansen Buur has assisted with drumming, mixing and mastering.

Closer To The Bone

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Nalle, Omar & Magic Slim - Chapel Hill

Year: 2008
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 43:13
Size: 99,5 MB
Styles: Acoustic blues
Scans: Full

1. Meet Me In My Own Hometown (5:29)
2. Built For Comfort (2:58)
3. Little Red Rooster (3:56)
4. It's All Right (3:53)
5. Chapel Hill Boogie (3:46)
6. Scufflin' (1:58)
7. Come On Pretty Babe (3:00)
8. Country Girl (4:07)
9. Can't Get No Grindin' (2:13)
10. Come On In This House (2:24)
11. Mary Lee (2:44)
12. I'm A Stranger (2:42)
13. Love My Baby (3:59)

This album features an extraordinaire combination of three very special performers - all major players on the international roots/blues scene. Nalle started out in 1957 and in the sixities became Denmark's most famous rock and soul singer. After a personal setback in the late eighties and early nineties, Nalle made a remarkable comeback at the turn of the century. Lately Nalle has proved that he masters the acoustic roots-blues as well as rock 'n' roll and soul.

Texas blues man Omar Kent Dykes and his juicy, deep south three chord rough and tumble blues and trademark raw vocals has been a mainstay on the blues scene since the eighties. Magic Slim is probably the greatest living performer of the real electrified Mississippi to Chicago blues in the tradition of Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf. Magic Slim is simply the last real Chicago blues man still standing. /Excerpt from the liner notes

Note: Morris "Magic Slim" Holt passed away on February 21, 2013. May he rest in peace.

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