Kelly Richey 1994 Sister's Gotta Problem

Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 288 kbps VBR / 44100
Time: 00:53:04
Size: 108,87 MB



“Sister's Got A Problem” is Kelly Richey’s very first release, recorded in Cincinnati by Duane Adams in 1994. With outstanding original songs such as the title cut, “Sister’s Gotta Problem” and the instrumental all-out rocker "Just A Thing", demand for this album remains strong. This album also includes Richey’s superlative tribute to guitarist Roy Buchanan, covering Neil Young's plaintive and haunting tune "Down By The River." The track “Sister’s Gotta Problem” is a potent display of power, utilizing a deep funky groove that features unmistakable Kelly Richey guitar riffs throughout. The song talks about how we all share common problems and heartache in life, and uses the tradition of blues lyrics to show how we can still connect on a human level, no matter what the tragedy. “City Between The Lines” is a track that was written by Richey during the L.A. riots, several years before being actually recorded. The song talks about how we are divided by our own lines and prejudices, and by the lines we draw collectively as a society. “Travelin” has become a KRB standard; a hats-off, foot stomping, guitar-driven song that Richey likes to open shows with, no doubt to grab the audience from the very first note. The infectious track “Just A Thing” was inspired by one of Richey’s guitar influences, the great bluesman Stevie Ray Vaughan, whom Richey is often compared to. For anyone considered a serious Kelly Richey fan, “Sister’s Gotta Problem” a must have! (http://kellyrichey.com)



Tracklist:

01 - Travelin' 04:20

02 - Sister's Gotta Problem 03:14

03 - City Between The Lines 05:26

04 - Just A Thing 03:55

05 - Ramblin' On My Mind 05:10

06 - The Blues Don't Lie 03:21

07 - Down By The River 07:10

08 - I Don't Feel So Good 03:52

09 - Mean Old World 04:26

10 - All Along The Watchtower 07:56

11 - Serves You Right To Suffer 04:14





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