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Showing posts with label The Trevor Finlay Band. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 1, 2012

The Trevor Finlay Band 1998 Morning Man



Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:49:59
Size: 114,35 MB

Canada

BIOGRAPHY

Multi-faceted guitarist/singer-songwriter Trevor Finlay has stormed stages around the world from his native Canada to Australia and France, wowing audiences and winning fans everywhere. Now Finlay is setting his sights on American audiences with an exciting new tour and a new album due later this year.

Onstage, Finlay is a musical dynamo, showcasing an eclectic, stir-fried mix of hard-driving roots rock, rock and rockabilly on electric guitar and Violap. Whether performing solo or backed by his new band, he’s an engaging and highly-popular crowd-pleaser. His stage credits are equally impressive: he’s played with or opened for John Hiatt, James Brown, Kid Rock, Booker T & the MG’s, Chris Isaac, Johnny Winter and Buddy Guy.

As one of Canada’s best-known independent artists, Finlay has built a strong fan base, steady radio airplay, numerous awards and nominations, and critical media recognition from publications such as Billboard and Real Blues. During his years of touring there, the artist released four CDs: Morning Man (1998), Bumpy Roads (2001), the all-acoustic Home Tonight (2003), and Show Me What U Got (2005). Yet in early 2008, Finlay made the decision to relocate from Canada to Nashville to focus on his songwriting and performing in a town famous for its down-home Southern roots and musical creativity. Since then, Finlay has written with some of Nashville’s best songwriters, and performed in many of its top showcase venues, including the Bluebird Café, Douglas Corner and 3rd & Lindsley. The move has only enhanced his music.

“I can’t be easily pegged as a bluesman, a country artist or a rocker. There’s way too much music out there to have tunnel vision.” says Finlay. “I’m fascinated by people. As a songwriter I inevitably write about the multifarious ways in which people try to relate to each other. There are all sorts of different angles that you can look at all this. That’s the stuff I really enjoy writing about.”

No wonder Finlay is winning legions of new fans Stateside through his unique talent, lyrical and guitar ingenuity, and observational acuity. His songs masterfully explore both the quirks of everyday life and the mysteries of the heart with wry, clever wordplay. Clearly it’s just a matter of time before American audiences discover what Canadian fans already know: Trevor Finlay is a true original and an unforgettable performer.



Tracklist:

01 - Morning Man 04:03

02 - I Remember Sundays 04:49

03 - Instead Of Love 04:22

04 - Out Of My Mind 03:12

05 - Oh No 02:20

06 - Go Man Go 03:55

07 - Why 04:52

08 - Tell Me Everything 04:33

09 - Nicfit 02:54

10 - You're The Only One 03:17

11 - Things Have Got To Get Better 05:14

12 - Last Saturday Night 06:16





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Wednesday, July 25, 2012

The Trevor Finlay Band 2005 Show Me What U Got


Genre: Blues-Rock
Rate: 192 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:43:13
Size: 59,25 MB

Canada

"Show Me What U Got" is one of the finest CDs in a long while. The material varies in style, combining elements of blues, rock, electric boogie, rockabilly, and a touch of funk. The overall sound is very original again somewhat reminiscent of some of the slide heavy Australians. There is not a bad track in the set and Trevor Finlay generates more energy in a mid tempo song than anyone I have heard in a long while. No matter the style or tempo, his guitar always demonstrates excellence of the 3 big "T"s: tone, timing, and taste.

My favorite tracks on the set include the wah wah drenched shuffle "Mr. Bad Timing", a wonderful remake of the old Gene Vincent tune "Bebopalula", the very rock radio friendly tracks "Couldn't It Wait (Til The Morning)" and "Lion's Mouth", with perhaps my very favorite being the opening track "I'll Come To You" featuring plenty of slide and driving rhythm. It's all good with plenty of diversity to hit most any taste. This young man is surely destined for great things to come in the future and someone whose career I will be watching closely as it develops. (Tom Branson)



Tracklist:

01 - I'll Come To You 03:05

02 - Mr. Bad Timing 04:28

03 - It's Over 03:55

04 - Couldn't It Wait (Til The Morning) 03:37

05 - Let's Just Get Drunk 04:17

06 - Philly No More 02:37

07 - Bebopalula 04:34

08 - Dance Like No One's Looking 02:14

09 - Lion's Mouth 03:10

10 - Keep It Up 03:27

11 - Show Me What U Got 02:40

12 - Kiss 05:09





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