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Showing posts with label Barry Richman. Show all posts
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Friday, September 13, 2013

Barry Richman 2007 Blues From Mars Vol. 2



Genre: Blues
Rate: 249 kbps VBR / 44100
Time: 01:09:51
Size: 128,66 MB

United States

On request the review is deleted.



Tracklist:

01 - Congo Square 05:10

02 - Ain't Nobody's Business 03:43

03 - Nola Blues 05:38

04 - Floodwaters 04:04

05 - Jackson 04:00

06 - Roll Over, DB 07:16

07 - The Last Song Ever 06:21

08 - Honey Roll 03:27

09 - So 07:06

10 - LaPuta 12:55

11 - JBD 10:11





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Thursday, September 12, 2013

Barry Richman 2006 Blues From Mars Vol. 1



Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 01:10:16
Size: 160,78 MB

United States

A collection of tunes from Atlanta guitar legend, Barry Richman, culled from previously unreleased tracks from sessions and gigs, mostly recorded between 1994-2000 (1 from '83). (cdbaby)



Tracklist:

01 - When The Weird Turn Pro 10:12

02 - Behind Door #4 04:52



03 - Blue In Green 06:08

04 - Jazz Noise 1 01:37

05 - Get It While You Can 06:18



06 - Whipping Post 11:30

07 - The Creator Has A Master Plan 07:40

08 - Jazz Noise 2 00:21

09 - Prom Night On Mars 04:55

10 - Jazz Noise 3 00:29

11 - Haystack In A Needle 03:44

12 - Jazz Noise 4 01:12

13 - Cissy Strut 11:18





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Friday, September 6, 2013

Barry Richman 1997 Temporary Eternity



Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 01:01:59
Size: 141,96 MB

United States

Review by Michael B. Smith

Atlanta's Barry Richman defies description. His guitar work sounds like Larry Carlton at times, and hints at a Todd Rundgren influence at others. These are the best kinds of guitar players, influenced by a wide array of players, but molding their own sound from the collected input.

Richman has assembled a stable of ultra-talented musicians to support his project as well, from the vocals of Michael Meredith on "White Trash TV" to Apartment Q-258 on drums (that's what it says here in the liner notes, folks) on the same song. Gleason is obviously a talented player as well, carrying the bulk of synthesizers, organ, and more on the all-too-hip instrumental "Zambi," which sounds like Frank Zappa scoring a TV movie. "Here Again" is a killer track featuring Chris Hicks (Marshall Tucker, the Outlaws) on lead vocals. This is a great song, with loving lyrics like: "Peanut butter sandwich/Served just after dawn/While you watch Bewitched and wait to post your bond." The next four tracks are all instrumentals, leading off with the jazzy "Macon," reminiscent once again of Carlton. "Temporary Eternity," a short piece that sounds like a film soundtrack, leads us into "151 Avenue B," with a fantastic sax lead from Tomas Ramirez, and the laid-back "Scandals." Next up is "Black Texas Highway," a blues rocker with vocals from David Wright. Three more instrumentals follow: "Simba's Revenge," "Tea Time," and the disco-laden "Giant Tacos." The set closes out with another song called "Without Expression," once again featuring Hicks on vocals.

Barry Richman delivers the goods with Temporary Eternity, bringing home rock, blues, jazz, and more in one nice, neat package that is highly listenable. A fine album from an extraordinary guitarist.



Tracklist:

01 - ...And The Dogs Made Love 01:28

02 - Jellybread 04:07

03 - White Trash TV 04:02

04 - Zambi 04:56

05 - Here Again 06:30

06 - Macon 03:53

07 - Temporary Eternity 01:05

08 - 151 Avenue B 05:18

09 - Scandals 05:30

10 - Black Texas Highway 02:53

11 - Simba's Revenge 03:14

12 - Giant Tacos 06:59

13 - Tea Time 06:26

14 - Without Explanation 05:38





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Saturday, August 31, 2013

Barry Richman 1994 The Moment Of Now



Genre: Blues
Rate: 160 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 01:00:16
Size: 68,93 MB

United States

This debut album by one of Atlanta's all-time guitar heroes was produced by Jim Gaines (SRV, Santana, etc.) in 1994. It mostly features Barry in the company of Tommy Taylor (drums) and Kyle Brock (bass), of Eric Johnson's band, along with the late Matt Greeley (Sea Level, Spyro Gyra) on vocals and percussion. Nice compositional style and many flavors color the Atlanta guitarists tonal palette. A little bit Jimi, a little bit Beck (Jeff, that is), a little bit Wes, but all Barry. "Feel a Pain", "Reflection Avenue", and "Acid In Your Face" are highlights. Fans of Hendrix, Clapton, and Beck, as well as those of Eric Johnson, Jimmy Herring, and Mike Stern would likely find this a fine addition to their collection. (Paul A. Kelly)



Tracklist:

01 - Goin' Down 05:35



02 - Acid In Your Face 05:06

03 - Reflection Avenue 06:07

04 - Mr. Jimi 05:03



05 - Feel A Pain 06:22

06 - Day Of The Eagle 06:22

07 - It's Only A Dream 03:28

08 - Market Jam 04:28

09 - Thank You Jeff 05:25

10 - The Seven D's 05:49

11 - Europe 06:31





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