Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 54:17
Size: 125,4 MB
Styles: Electric blues, harmonica blues
Scans: Front, tray
1. Cruisin' For A Bluesin' (3:24)
2. Take A Good Look (4:27)
3. Two Timin' Woman (3:41)
4. Easy Come, Easy Go (3:41)
5. Tv Don't Cut It (3:42)
6. One Step At A Time (4:39)
7. Tribute To Toots (4:09)
8. Fool Me Once (4:47)
9. Iceman (3:12)
10. Daddy (4:07)
11. One Step Forward, Two Steps Back (4:18)
12. Back In The Saddle (3:53)
13. Mickey (3:27)
14. Thank You (2:42)
Stoney and the House Rockers' latest release Cruisin' For A Bluesin' is a surprisingly good release from this Florida-based group led by Exeter native Stoney, aka Barry Burnham. It's really hard to capture a classic blues sound in this day of contemporary blues, where shredding guitar solos and horn heavy backing sections rule the genre. Stoney and his mates do a good job of celebrating the essence of the blues, which is, get people up and movin' — with the band seamlessly making themselves a part of the audience.
Stoney himself has great vocal capabilities backed with stellar harmonica playing. He takes pride in letting his influences ooze from the instrument and he does so very tastefully all the while adding his own flavor to the mix. One of the better tunes on the CD that showcase Stoney's versatility as a harp player is his ode to the great harmonica player Toots Thieleman, "Tribute to Toots". You'll have more than an ample opportunity to check out this fine blues band. /Christopher Hislop, Exeter News Letter
Stoney himself has great vocal capabilities backed with stellar harmonica playing. He takes pride in letting his influences ooze from the instrument and he does so very tastefully all the while adding his own flavor to the mix. One of the better tunes on the CD that showcase Stoney's versatility as a harp player is his ode to the great harmonica player Toots Thieleman, "Tribute to Toots". You'll have more than an ample opportunity to check out this fine blues band. /Christopher Hislop, Exeter News Letter
Cruisin' For A Bluesin' mc
Cruisin' For A Bluesin' zippy
