Showing posts with label Nimmo Brothers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nimmo Brothers. Show all posts

Friday, October 18, 2019

The Nimmo Brothers - Live At Cottiers Theatre Glasgow

Size: 165,2 MB
Time: 71:06
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2004
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Full

01. She's All Mine ( 7:42)
02. I'll Be Back Someday ( 4:52)
03. Long Way From Everything ( 7:58)
04. So Many Roads (14:12)
05. The Thrill Is Gone ( 6:52)
06. Flat Broke ( 4:52)
07. Moving On ( 4:00)
08. Watch Out ( 4:28)
09. If I Could See Through Your Eyes ( 7:09)
10. Help Me ( 8:56)

From Glasgow, Scotland The Nimmo Brothers are guitarist/vocalists Stevie and Alan Nimmo, who along with Lindsay Coulson on Bass and Mark Barrett (ex Hoax) on drums, have gained themselves the reputation of being the finest live blues band in the UK, winning the 2002 Blues in Britain's Best Band and Best CD award for Coming Your Way. With a typically Glaswegian attitude towards their music, and with the incredible energy and excitement they inject into every performance, The Nimmo Brothers playing at Cottier's Theatre in their home town of Glasgow, have captured the magic that truly reflects why they have gained such a large following in the UK, throughout Europe and in the USA.

Live At Cottiers Theatre Glasgow

Sunday, January 31, 2016

The Nimmo Brothers - 2 albums: Coming Your Way / Moving On

Album: Coming Your Way
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:07
Size: 123.9 MB
Styles: Blues rock
Year: 2001
Art: Front

[6:25] 1. She's All Mine
[4:58] 2. She Fills My Cup
[7:37] 3. Long Way From Everything
[5:01] 4. Coming Your Way
[6:29] 5. All I Want
[4:58] 6. Flat Broke
[7:04] 7. If I Could See Through Your Eyes
[4:10] 8. Live For Another Day
[3:31] 9. I'll Be Back Someday
[3:49] 10. You're The Reason

The Nimmo Brothers are guitarists/vocalists Stevie and Alan Nimmo, plus their rhythm section of Sam Firth (bass) and Mark Barrett (drums). Based in Glasgow, Scotland, the Nimmo Brothers began mixing modern electric blues and rock & roll in 1997, and built an audience by touring the U.K. and Europe on the festival and club circuits. In 2001, the British modern blues label Armadillo issued their debut album, Coming Your Way. ~ Steve Huey

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Album: Moving On
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 75:17
Size: 172.3 MB
Styles: Blues rock
Year: 1998
Art: Front

[4:48] 1. Red Wine
[5:27] 2. Wasn't Born To Lose
[4:08] 3. Kingy's Swing
[5:08] 4. Black Cat Bone
[9:01] 5. I Do It All For You
[4:02] 6. Watch Out
[5:13] 7. All My Life
[4:20] 8. Jump Right Back
[3:10] 9. Al's Boogie
[6:41] 10. In My Mind
[3:45] 11. Moving On
[7:07] 12. Lonely Boy
[4:53] 13. How Blue Can You Get
[7:25] 14. Like It This Way (Live)

1998 saw the first Nimmo Brothers album Moving On with a more varied collection of songs than their previous offering, giving an insight into the strength and power of the Nimmo Brothers arrangements and what was yet to come. Come they did in 2001 with Coming Your Way, marking the beginning of a hugely successful relationship with Armadillo Music. This album not only captured the true spirit and energy of the Nimmo Brothers but also showed a level of song writing maturity. It was with this batch of songs that the Nimmo Brothers found themselves catapulted to the forefront of the British and European blues scenes, winning best UK blues album and best UK blues band at the 2002 British Blues Connection Awards, as well as headlining festivals and leaving sold out signs in the windows of clubs throughout the UK and Europe.

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