Ray Fuller And The Bluesrockers - Long Black Train

Time: 51:30
Size: 117.9 MB
Source: LL
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Styles: Blues-Rock
Released: 2016
Covers: Full

1. Burn Me Up {3:07}
2. Devil's Den {4:46}
3. Voodoo Mama {3:56}
4. Hip Shakin' Mama {3:03}
5. Cold Day In Hell {3:35}
6. Long Black Train {3:00}
7. Louisiana Woman {3:40}
8. Let's Get Dirty {3:52}
9. Somethin' Shakin' {3:13}
10. New Tattoo {3:06}
11. Whiskey Drinkin' Woman {5:35}
12. Pipeline Blues {4:09}
13. Evil On Your Mind {3:36}
14. You're Got The Blues {2:46}

The backing band name - The Blue Rockers - is already a hint at what we will find on the new album "Long Black Train". Ray Fuller plays the guitar since he was eight and became the British blues invasion of the sixties infected by the virus blues. Naturally followed the interest Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker and Elmore James. His first band he founded and the debut album appeared four years later in 1974, "The Ray Fuller Band". Now, forty years later, we have a number of CDs and numerous appearances on and called the band Ray Fuller and the Blue Rockers.

The band alongside singer and guitarist Fuller bassist Myke Rock, harmonica player Doc Malone and drummer Darrell Jumper. On "Long Black Train" are fourteen songs written by Fuller. Think about what style regards to George Thorogood and John Lee Hooker and you come quite close. Flink rocking blues and boogie so. My favorite songs are "Let's Get Dirty" and "New Tattoo". there is plenty to enjoy for fans of raw, unpolished blues.

Long Black Train

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Ray Fuller And The Bluesrockers - Piece Of Work

Released: 2011
Size: 142.3 MB
Time: 62:09
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Styles: Blues, Rock
Art: Front

1. Big City Woman [3:21]
2. Boom Boom [4:22]
3. Rock n' Roll Cowboy [4:16]
4. Piece of Work [3:11]
5. Tore My Playhouse Down [3:43]
6. My Home Is a Prison [6:17]
7. Oh Baby [3:30]
8. Blues Come Back Around [2:42]
9. Mojo Man [3:47]
10. Every Night About This Time [3:54]
11. Quittin' Time [4:19]
12. Two Timin' Woman [2:46]
13. Baby, You're a Habit [2:44]
14. Sugar Daddy [4:58]
15. Tupelo Willie [4:59]
16. You're So Fine [3:11]

"If you dig the tough-rockin' sound of John Lee Hooker, Paladins, George Thorogood or early Fabulous Thunderbirds, this album is a must!"
Ray Fuller's talent as a singer and guitarist has allowed him to share the stage with many blues giants including Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Albert Collins, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Buddy Guy, The Fabulous Thunderbirds and so many more! In fact, MUDDY WATERS, after witnessing an opening act performance by Ray Fuller on slide guitar exclaimed for all to hear "That was some hot slide boy! I could smell the smoke backstage! JAMES COTTON, after witnessing a similar Bluesrocker performance shook Ray's hand and proclaimed "Finally I met somebody as wild and crazy as I am!" JOHN LEE HOOKER was so impressed with the band and their performance that he took the Bluesrockers and his own band out to dinner and picked up the tab! These opportunities to hang out and learn at the feet of the masters were not wasted on young Ray as he paid close attention to every pearl of wisdom and every nasty riff and blues lick generously shown to him as an eager student of the blues. Since then Ray Fuller and the Bluesrockers have been performing their brand of low down gutsy blues and red hot rock'n roll for many years, leaving a trail of scorched stages and satisfied fans from Michigan to Florida, and from California to New York State! Long time drummer Mark Ward toured with Ray Fuller for many years, formerly with Terry Davidson & The Gears. Blues harpist Mike Gilliland has backed up the legendary delta bluesman Honeyboy Edwards, singer and guitarist Cleveland Fats,and the late, great Missisippi - Chicago blues singer Willie "Pooch " Johnson. Pianist Keith Blair brings a ton of stage presence and was one of nine finalists in the 2003 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, Tennessee. Bassist Manny Manuel has spent many years touring with the likes of Patrick Mclaughlin and Hot Rod and The Blues DeVilles. Together they are an unstoppable force of blues and rock'n roll energy!

Piece Of Work

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Ray Fuller And The Bluesrockers - Live At Buddy Guy's Legends

Released: 2014
Size: 174.5 MB
Time: 76:05
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Styles: Live Blues, Rock
Art: Front

1. Wild About You Baby (Live) [4:53]
2. Rock N Roll Cowboy (Live) [5:25]
3. Boom Boom (Live) [7:28]
4. Love And Alcohol (Live) [7:55]
5. Bayou Blue (Live) [5:02]
6. Walkin' Shoes (Live) [6:25]
7. So Many Roads (Live) [8:44]
8. Take Out Some Insurance On Me Baby (Live) [5:38]
9. Rockinitus (Live) [6:07]
10. Feelin' Evil (Live) [7:20]
11. Sally Mae (Live) [5:53]
12. I Wouldn't Lay My Guitar Down (Live) [5:11]

Sounds like Elmore James and "Hound Dog" Taylor tempered with the rowdiness of George Thorogood."
-Guitar Player Magazine

Bare knuckles barrelhouse blues are the bedrock of the genre and it is the rare artist who can bring the power with critical authenticity and personal expression. Enter veteran Ohio bluesman Ray Fuller and his perfectly named Bluesrockers. Performing, touring and recording professionally since 1974, the hard rocking singer, songwriter and guitarist has paid the bona fide dues and gained the priceless experience to arrive as a legend in his own right with a new roof-raising live album.

With Keith Blair (keyboards), Glen “Manny” Manuel (bass), Mark Ward (drums) and guest Richard “Doc” Malone (harmonica), Fuller shakes the joint with six originals and six select covers.

Live At Buddy Guys Legends

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