Showing posts with label Richard Cagle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Richard Cagle. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Richard Cagle & The Voodoo Choir - Dos Texas Voodoo Blues

Size: 130,2 MB
Time: 55:02
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Blues Rock, Texas Blues
Art: Front

01. Treat Your Daddy Right (3:03)
02. Love Ya Need Ya (5:41)
03. Slow Blues (5:48)
04. Messing With The Blues (3:48)
05. Crying The Blues (5:40)
06. Thunder Lightning (4:15)
07. Rock And Roll Stew (3:03)
08. Long Time Since I Felt This Way (3:11)
09. The Scream (5:09)
10. All Night Long With You (3:43)
11. Small Town Blues (3:56)
12. Bring Me Some Water (4:39)
13. Singing The Blues (2:59)

Members: Richard Cagle, Frank Salas, Calvin Hall, Lee Martin, Paul "Pablo" Burnett, Rick Thompson...... Extended Choir Members:...... Leo Aston, L.L. Cooper, Mike Conde, "Detroit" Dave Stafford, Don Bateman, Phil Hickman, Richard Segura, Tab Sumrall, David Breaux, Gideon Cheshire, James Hoover, Gary Sapone.

Texas Gulf Coast Blues Rock! The kind of Music you feel in your soul. Influenced by Johnny Winter, Rory Gallagher, ZZ Top, Led Zeppelin, Robin Trower, Pink Floyd... Enjoy!

Dos Texas Voodoo Blues

Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Richard Cagle & The Voodoo Choir - Texas Voodoo Blues

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 45:22
Size: 103.9 MB
Styles: Texas blues
Year: 2009
Art: Front

[3:44] 1. You Got The Shake
[3:15] 2. Sally Sue
[2:13] 3. Uptown, Downtown
[5:20] 4. Call Me Crazy
[4:15] 5. Everyday You Give Me The Blues
[4:28] 6. Black Hearted Woman
[5:33] 7. Headed Into Houston
[3:32] 8. Sweet Marie
[3:21] 9. High Heel Shoes
[4:43] 10. Mystery Moon
[4:54] 11. Side Of The Road

I have known Richard Cagle for over twenty years. The following is how Richard described the concept and development of his debut CD to me on a recent visit to his favorite Houston pub – where he can be found every Thursday evening without fail.

“I knew I wanted to produce a Blues album, but instead of putting together a band, writing the songs, rehearsing and then recording, I wanted to do it all at once. I wanted it to be a true Zen moment. I invited some of the best musicians in Houston to join me in this adventure. The simple concept for each session was; four of us walk into my garage studio without knowing what we were going to play. “Abandoning thoughts of yesterday or tomorrow and concentrating only on what happens NOW – truly living in the moment”. In many of the sessions, the players had never met each other or ever played together. We wrote the songs on the spot - then turned on the recorder to capture the results. Streaming our parts is the best way to describe it. Each of the songs on this album took an average of two and a half hours to write and record. After the initial songs were written and recorded, I brought in Rick Thompson to play keys on all of them, Gary Sapone played Harmonica on two of the tunes, James Hoover replaced my bass on Uptown/Downtown, and Gideon Cheshire helped me fine tune the lyrics. I’m proud of the outcome of this project and I hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed creating it. The Blues is all about feeling, and on this project, we all poured our hearts into it.” - Richard Cagle.

Texas Voodoo Blues