Showing posts with label Seth Freeman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seth Freeman. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Seth Freeman - Seth Freeman

Size: 118,9 MB
Time: 51:04
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2013
Styles: Slide Guitar Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. Rollin' & Tumblin' (7:25)
02. Love Won't Let Me Go (4:12)
03. Back At The Chickenshack (2:52)
04. Good Love (5:03)
05. Put The Blame On Me (Feat. Lucious Spiller) (4:24)
06. Red Dress (5:05)
07. Aurora (4:40)
08. A Dream Worth Living In (5:00)
09. In The Reigns (In The Reins) (Feat. Zack Bramhall) (5:22)
10. Crazy Bout' Ya Baby (Feat. Jeff Freeman) (3:32)
11. Pain & Agony (3:25)

Seth Freeman is the next hot young guitarist out of the south playing soulful & precise electric & acoustic guitar, slide & lap steel based in blues/roots/soul/rock, with solid rhythm, great dynamics, excellent originals and a few tasty covers.

THE SONGS: Seth’s material is rich with story, whether his own, or collaborations and contributions from friends and family, including Josh and Zack Bramhall (nephews of Texas songwriter, Doyle), Hadden Sayers (Blue Corn Music), Danny Tate (Kenny Wayne Shepherd’s co-writer), Lucious Spiller (Arkansas’ best kept secret), Jeff Joslin, Rusty Knight (organist for The Doobie Brothers), Ronnie Wurst and his father, Jeff Freeman.

CONTRIBUTING ARTISTS INCLUDE:
Zack Bramhall – Nephew to Doyle Bramhall, Zack delivers the perfect vocal for their co-written song, “In The Reins” aka “In The Reigns”.

Lucious Spiller - Seth says Lucious is Arkansas’ well-loved and best-kept secret, Magic Sam’s nephew, an experienced performer with amazing talent and history.

Jeff Freeman – Seth’s father, a formidable songwriter, strong vocalist and guitarist as well.

Hadden Sayers – Blue Corn Music recording artist and longtime friend of Seth’s.

John Seaberg – A member of Detroit’s Local 5 Union, he played in the band ‘Detroit’ with Rusty Day (Amboy Dukes and Cactus), and met Steve Gaines (Lynyrd Skynyrd). Seaberg and Gaines founded Crawdad, and after Gaines died on the Lynyrd Skynyrd plane crash in ’77, Seaberg played with Charlie Musselwhite, Big Brother & The Holding Co., and Max Schwensen, living in the Seattle area and then moving to Arkansas.

Seth Freeman