Showing posts with label Tomcat Blake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tomcat Blake. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 14, 2014

Tomcat Blake - Strange Blues In A Strange Land

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 46:05
Size: 105.5 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2009
Art: Front

[3:48] 1. Baby Please Be Mine
[4:11] 2. Stuck In A Groove
[6:32] 3. Oh! Dream
[5:08] 4. Thin Disguise
[4:12] 5. I Was Wrong
[4:51] 6. Sunflowers
[3:40] 7. Every Day
[4:10] 8. Walking
[3:51] 9. That's You
[3:06] 10. Hyatt's Tune (Baby What's Wrong Witchu?)
[2:28] 11. Kiss All Our Troubles Goodbye

This could be just the album you've been waiting for. Strange Blues in a Strange Land, Tomcat Blake's second debut albumis full of infectious foot tapping grooves, down to earth lyrics everyone can relate to and simple yet soulful guitar work!After many years of honky tonks , juke joints and concert halls, playing with some of the best blues and rock'n'roll players in the States and Europe,Tomcat's guitar, vocal and songwriting skills have become well seasoned without becoming tired or cliche. There's no one quite like Tomcat Blake! Put this disc in your player and you just won't want to take it out again! Highly recommended! Strange Blues in a Strange Land. Rock and Roll for your Bluesy Soul!

Strange Blues In A Strange Land

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Tomcat Blake - I've Been Wondering

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 67:25
Size: 154.4 MB
Styles: Contemporary blues
Year: 2011
Art: Front

[4:06] 1. Big Mamou
[4:29] 2. If You Knew
[6:23] 3. Heart As Cold As Ice
[2:53] 4. Scratch 'n' Sniff
[4:16] 5. The Number's Blues
[3:53] 6. Swooshy
[7:03] 7. She Did You A Favor
[3:37] 8. So Glad
[3:29] 9. Done Done It
[4:00] 10. Biddle Street Blues
[3:20] 11. Strollin' With Bone
[4:58] 12. I've Been Wondering
[2:56] 13. King Freddie Swing
[3:46] 14. A Bird In The Hand
[3:04] 15. Caught In A Web Of Love
[5:05] 16. Please Make Up Your Mind

Rock ‘n’ roll for your bluesy soul. Known for his particular guitar phrasing and percussive rhythm style, Blake learned the blues by direct transmission from one of the great pre-war bluesmen, Henry Townsend.

Today, Tomcat prefers to write and record his own music in which he doesn’t hesitate to mix his countless influences Blues, Country, Rockabilly, Soul, etc.

I've Been Wondering