Time: 51:06
Size: 117.0 MB
Styles: Soul blues
Year: 2017
Art: Front
[4:58] 1. Norman's Blues
[4:04] 2. Givin' Up
[5:26] 3. Man Of My House
[3:13] 4. Healthy Woman
[4:32] 5. All Alone
[6:55] 6. Grandma Says
[2:58] 7. Water Faucet
[5:28] 8. When You Came Into My Life
[3:59] 9. Old Time Way
[5:16] 10. Greene County Blues
[4:12] 11. Snake In My House
Every show, every city, every day our mission is to bring you the REAL Blues and make sure you forget all your problems, daily struggles, cares and smile. We are family and accept the role each of us have to play and we invite you to join the family and come experience how to "Get Your Happy On"!
Ranked 3rd in the World at the 2016 International Blues Challenge Finals, “The Soul Machine” Norman Jackson and his groove inducing love producing band guarantees that when they play the Blues you will, “Get Your Happy On!” Norman is the genuine article, growing up on the south side of Chicago, he was taught the Blues from the true giants in Blues and Soul. Norman began to apprentice his saxophonist, Rick Shortt from the age of 12, who is now the turbine engine of the band playing lead on saxophone. Along with the rock steady rhythm section of Danny Williams and “The Boogie Man”, the "Baddest Soul Band in the Land” will take you on a journey with stories from their lives on a road filled with laughter and showmanship laced with virtuoso mastery that will make everyone “Get Down and Get Happy”!
The band enjoyed a banner year in 2016 playing Blues festivals around the United States and is already booked in 2017 to play major festivals and showcases from New York to New Mexico along with Europe and Israel in November. Our new record, “It’s the Drummers Fault”, will release this May worldwide.
Ranked 3rd in the World at the 2016 International Blues Challenge Finals, “The Soul Machine” Norman Jackson and his groove inducing love producing band guarantees that when they play the Blues you will, “Get Your Happy On!” Norman is the genuine article, growing up on the south side of Chicago, he was taught the Blues from the true giants in Blues and Soul. Norman began to apprentice his saxophonist, Rick Shortt from the age of 12, who is now the turbine engine of the band playing lead on saxophone. Along with the rock steady rhythm section of Danny Williams and “The Boogie Man”, the "Baddest Soul Band in the Land” will take you on a journey with stories from their lives on a road filled with laughter and showmanship laced with virtuoso mastery that will make everyone “Get Down and Get Happy”!
The band enjoyed a banner year in 2016 playing Blues festivals around the United States and is already booked in 2017 to play major festivals and showcases from New York to New Mexico along with Europe and Israel in November. Our new record, “It’s the Drummers Fault”, will release this May worldwide.
It's The Drummer's Fault
