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Showing posts with label Kingsnakes (NL). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kingsnakes (NL). Show all posts

Monday, March 4, 2013

Kingsnakes (NL) 2003 Don't Let Me Down




Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:43:01
Size: 98,46 MB

Netherlands

No other phrase does justice to the savvy blend of seasoned musicianship and showtime flair the Southern-born of Holland blues singer and harmonica player Sven van de Berg and his rockin' blues crew have for a few years now.

The Kingsnakes, a four piece blues band from Zaltbommel, the Netherlands mix excellent musicianship with a dynamic stage presence. They left no doubt that this is not just another electric blues band. These musicians provide versatile, intensive versions of vintage blues numbers as well as original material, always leaving their own distinctive stamp on each number. They've found that place beyond imitation where inventation sets in. Sven van den Berg, the singer/harmonica player has a raw-edged voice which is growing stronger when the evening is in progress. Besides all of this he has a no-nonsense style of harmonica-playing. Guitar player André Dieterman and drummer Eric Labadie played with their band 'The Imperials' with Roel Spanjers on Hammond organ before Sven and Arno joined the band. Roel was invited to play with a lot of famous musicians and left the band.

The guys changed their name to the 'Kingsnakes' a few years later. Everybody in the band is into different stuff so it's always been a band with lots of influences but that plays its own style. They play music that's raw, that comes out from the feeling the old guys put out, the Kingsnakes got their own thing. They really rock the blues. It's that extra creative dimention - the ability to build their music around inventive concepts - which separates The Kingsnakes from the ranks of seasoned blueshounds on the rail of clubs, sweat and beers. This band just won't behave!
There is a network of blues societies, blues nightclub owners, promotors and radiostations in the Benelux, Germany, Sweden, Italy, Spain and America that loves their music and it has its own market.

With their latest cd 'Don't let me down' on record company Hell and Devil Music with special guests as Enrico Crivellaro [James Harman, 13 featuring Lester Butler, Lynwood Slim Bluesband, Rick Holmstrom] and Roel Spanjers [Sunset Travellers, Luther Allison, Eddy 'the Chief' Clearwater], they made a mix of rockin' blues with a swing touch which fools around your feet and messes up your mind! (http://www.kingsnakes.nl/theband/kingsnakes.html)



Tracklist:

01 - Goin' Down South 05:18


02 - Somebody 04:28


03 - Don't Let Me Down 05:13

04 - Lookin' For Somebody 03:57

05 - I Could Have Loved You 03:33

06 - Commit A Crime 03:30

07 - Crosscut Saw 02:56

08 - So Many Lines 03:54

09 - Blues For Renzo 03:47

10 - Moanin' At Midnight 03:42

11 - Give It A Shot! 02:43





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Wednesday, February 27, 2013

Kingsnakes (NL) 1999 Number One




Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:52:52
Size: 120,93 MB

Netherlands

Number one' is the Kingsnakes' debut [2000]. It earned these musicians lots of rave reviews, and they deserve nothing less. The growling voice of singer Sven is the most striking ingredient of the Kingsnakes-sound. He is a worthy harp-player too, and his wailing harmonica-solos are a real treat. Eric [drums] and Rob [bass] put up a good show themselves. A great rhythm-section, complemented by André with his unwavering guitarchops and solid leadparts. There are two guests, on piano and sax, who enliven a couple of tracks. The CD features mostly shuffles in a variety of styles, and there is only one slower blues, which happens to be my personal favourite. The band recorded two originals that are performed with ripping intensity, but the twelve tightly played covers really make this album worthwhile. Unfortunately, these guys only rock for 53 minutes. (John Wigmans from Blues Matters! Magazine, England.)



Tracklist:

01 - Highway Man 03:33


02 - Who Will Be Next 03:43

03 - I'm Glad You Reconsidered 04:02

04 - Wait On Time 03:18


05 - Tore Up 03:22

06 - Cross-Eyed Suzy Lee 02:54

07 - Caldonia 05:56

08 - I Like The Way You Do 04:16

09 - Mellow Down Easy 03:30

10 - Harry's Boogie 03:44

11 - (I'm Your) Boogie Man 02:23

12 - Lil' Irene 02:47

13 - One's Too Many 04:30

14 - Shakin' All Over 04:54





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