Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Urban Blue 2004 It's Different Today





Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 01:10:44
Size: 161,80 MB

United States

A hot blues guitarist fronts a six-piece band with horns, keyboards and a songwriting team that been together for decades.

Album Notes

The partnership of Mark Mayo on guitar and Mark Polott on bass present their latest collaboration, Urban Blue. Joined by a hot horn section and keyboards, the band burns through thirteen original songs and the Robert Johnson classic, Crossroads. The duos maturity as songwriters is evident as you progress from track to track. The set showcases Mayo's robust tone and bluesy voice and fixes his place in the hierarchy of great New York guitarists. Polott's energetic basslines set the pace for the musical journey and his melodic vocals give a varying texture to the range of material on the CD. Mix in the steamy Hammond organ of Jim Taormina and the fiery sax of new young talent, Senien Hicks, and the result reminds you of some of the great classics but is something entirely new. The sessions are rounded out by Dave Painchaud on trumpet and drummers Doug Sako and the irrepressible Alan Scott Plotkin, who has joined the group after a chance encounter in an elevator. Mark and Mark called on their friend, Lloyd Landesman to engineer and co-produce the album. He was a bandmate when they all played together in Haystacks Balboa, one of New Yorks great underground bands in the 70's.



Tracklist:

01 - Bag O'weed 03:47

02 - Lila 03:42

03 - Lady In Blue 06:33

04 - Girls Gotta Go 04:20

05 - Heaven Eyes 05:16

06 - Dancing The Night Away 04:59

07 - Crossroads 03:47

08 - Hot Summer Rain 05:59

09 - Middle Of Nowhere 05:06

10 - Cecilia 04:27

11 - Redheaded Lady 06:05

12 - The French Song 05:31

13 - Steaks And Chops 04:46

14 - It's Different Today 06:26





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