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Showing posts with label Matt Leddy And The Meat Cutters. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Matt Leddy & The Meat Cutters 2001 Prime Cuts



Genre: Blues
Rate: 207 kbps VBR / 44100
Time: 00:51:34
Size: 76,33 MB

United States


A hot blues group which includes Matt Leddy (vocals, Rhythm Guitar), Yaser Shawa (Lead Guitar), Dan Workman (bass), Brook Ballard (Harmonica), and 15-year-old Matt Borger (Drums). To increase the excitement, Texan Mark May (who tours with Dickie Betts) contributes and Hamilton Loomis, working the B-3 and a grand piano, adds fabulous accents and fills. This studio production keeps the party rollin' with crankin' guitar and gutsy vocals from Matt. Do you like your blues rock to keep the pace up? Then look no further. There's little breathing room on this record; just a knock-your-socks-off blow-out by some guys with their foot glued to the pedal. (http://www.dwmmusic.com)



Tracklist:

01 - Too Many Girlfriends 05:42

02 - Blues Face 04:48

03 - Butcherman 05:18

04 - Good Woman 07:55

05 - No Daddy 04:35

06 - Ain't What You Say 07:09

07 - Lights Of Las Vegas 05:47

08 - Killer 05:05

09 - I'm A Dog 05:15





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Monday, April 4, 2011

Matt Leddy & The Meat Cutters 1999 Live From Houston Texas



Genre: Blues
Rate: 256 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:27:11
Size: 49,78 MB

United States


Matt Leddy & The Meat Cutters occupy a unique place in the annals of modern Texas Blues. On May 14, 1999, The Meat Cutters performed their first show at Silky's Blues Bar on Houston's historical Washington Avenue. That night's lineup included Matt Leddy (guitar and vocals), 13 year-old Matt Borger (drums), Erich Dolch (guitar) and Brock Proctor (bass).

The name, The Meat Cutters can be attributed to one of Matt Leddy's friends from California, who decided that Matt needed an official blues handle, and dubbed him The Meat Cutter. Tony Vega made the name public. The rest is history.

Since their inception on Washington Avenue that steamy night in May of 1999, The Meat Cutters have worked non-stop, playing nearly 200 shows each year, and opening for such blues luminaries as W.C. Clark, Mike Morgan, Rod Piazza, Smokin' Joe Kubek, Anson Funderburgh, Guy Forsythe, Burt Wills, Bugs Henderson, Kenny Neal, Omar and The Howlers, Texas Johnny Brown, Jake Van Wilks, Iron Butterfly, The Marshall Tucker Band, and Jimmie Vaughan, along the way.

Throughout their history, The Meat Cutters have maintained a reputation for excellent musicianship and great entertainment, earning them the title of Houston's Best Blues Band (texasbluesmusic.com) in 2002 and Texas' Best Blues Band (Real Blues Magazine) in 2003. Such success can be attributed to Matt Leddy's enduring policy of hiring outstanding musician's, who's primary motivation for playing is their passion for the blues, who possess outstanding work ethics, and who sacrifice their individual needs for the overall interests of the band.

The current line-up continues this incomparable tradition, as Matt Leddy (guitar, vocals), Dave Carter (guitar, vocals), Dave Angell (drums, vocals) and R.J. Korner (bass, vocals), collaborate to produce the Meat Cutter's famous Texas Roadhouse Sound!

Blues Is Truth!
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Tracklist:

01 - Ain't What You Say 09:50

02 - Killer 06:26

03 - Good Woman 06:36

04 - Blues Face 04:19





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Thursday, March 17, 2011

Matt Leddy & The Meat Cutters 2006 Texas Tomfoolery



Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:44:01
Size: 100,71 MB

United States


Matt Leddy & The Meat Cutters occupy a unique place in the annals of modern Texas Blues. On May 14, 1999, The Meat Cutters performed their first show at Silky's Blues Bar on Houston's historical Washington Avenue. That night's lineup included Matt Leddy (guitar and vocals), 13 year-old Matt Borger (drums), Erich Dolch (guitar) and Brock Proctor (bass).

The name, The Meat Cutters can be attributed to one of Matt Leddy's friends from California, who decided that Matt needed an official blues handle, and dubbed him The Meat Cutter. Tony Vega made the name public. The rest is history.

Since their inception on Washington Avenue that steamy night in May of 1999, The Meat Cutters have worked non-stop, playing nearly 200 shows each year, and opening for such blues luminaries as W.C. Clark, Mike Morgan, Rod Piazza, Smokin' Joe Kubek, Anson Funderburgh, Guy Forsythe, Burt Wills, Bugs Henderson, Kenny Neal, Omar and The Howlers, Texas Johnny Brown, Jake Van Wilks, Iron Butterfly, The Marshall Tucker Band, and Jimmie Vaughan, along the way.

Throughout their history, The Meat Cutters have maintained a reputation for excellent musicianship and great entertainment, earning them the title of Houston's Best Blues Band (texasbluesmusic.com) in 2002 and Texas' Best Blues Band (Real Blues Magazine) in 2003. Such success can be attributed to Matt Leddy's enduring policy of hiring outstanding musician's, who's primary motivation for playing is their passion for the blues, who possess outstanding work ethics, and who sacrifice their individual needs for the overall interests of the band.

The current line-up continues this incomparable tradition, as Matt Leddy (guitar, vocals), Dave Carter (guitar, vocals), Dave Angell (drums, vocals) and R.J. Korner (bass, vocals), collaborate to produce the Meat Cutter's famous Texas Roadhouse Sound!

Blues Is Truth! (http://www.mattleddy.com)



Tracklist:

01 - Just A Little Bit 04:58

02 - T-Bone Shuffle 05:13

03 - Shaky Ground 04:07

04 - Don't Cut Off Your Hair 08:17

05 - I Ain't Drunk 03:57

06 - Parchman Farm 07:05

07 - Mean Old World 06:22

08 - Boom Boom 04:02





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