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Wednesday, March 1, 2017

Philip Franchini & Blues Divine - That's What It Takes

Year: 2006
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:25
Size: 126,5 MB
Styles: Modern electric blues
Scans: Front

1. Home To New Orleans (3:59)
2. That's What It Takes (3:07)
3. Ride On Me (Pony Blues) (5:09)
4. Delta One (2:32)
5. Other Men's Crimes (3:10)
6. Raining Again (5:06)
7. Hellhound On My Trail (1:41)
8. You Can't Fight Yourself And Win (4:13)
9. The Red Road And The White Wolf Blues (7:02)
10. Steady Rollin' Man (4:30)
11. The End Of My Lies (3:57)
12. Austin Shuffle (1:12)
13. Angel Child (4:55)
14. Should I Pass Over (3:04)
15. Home To New Orleans (Reprise) (0:40)

Blues Divine certainly has what it takes on "That's What It Takes," a solid delivery of organic blues work. Guitar grooves embrace horn playing and soulful vocals for a lush sound. Passion runs through the veins of this music and such is a vital requirement for the execution of blues-based rock. These guys know the sound and they possess the kind of heart required to drive such a sound. I'm especially enamored of the horn section. Its contributions blend seamlessly with the other musicians' efforts and are an important element in Blues Divine's music, but they also stand out as a key part of the band's success. /Corazine Magazine

That's What It Takes mc
That's What It Takes zippy