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Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Rudy Rotta Band & Friends 1993 Diabolic Live



Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 01:13:58
Size: 169,23 MB

Rudy Rotta is a name you won't easily forget once you've heard or seen him perform. This native born Italian has the blues not only in his blood, but deep down in his soul as well.

After making it big in his home country, Rudy stormed across Europe like hurricane leaving Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland, France, England and Ireland in its wake. The reputation of this guitar killer reached the hearts of American blues lovers and it's been a continuous journey through the blues heartland of America ever since. His music is a demonstration of hid outstanding talent as a singer guitarist and composer; he subtly combines a modern style with blues roots and a rocky funk soul character. (http://www.rudyrotta.com)



Tracklist:

01 - Hold On 03:33

02 - Tell Me Baby 03:33

03 - Back Track, I'm On The Road Again 06:37

04 - I Don't Pay No Money 07:04

05 - Can You Dig It? 05:02

06 - Money, Money 03:57

07 - Caledonia 04:47

08 - Dust My Broom 04:41

09 - The Last Time 07:30

10 - Penny Pinching Blues 03:57

11 - Ramblin' On My Mind 05:50

12 - Baby Watcha Want Me To Do 05:37

13 - I Got My Mojo Working 04:44

14 - Boogie In Do 07:06





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Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Little John Chrisley 1995 Little John Chrisley





Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:57:56
Size: 132,50 MB

Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Little John Chrisley's self-titled debut album is filled with his burning blues-rock harmonica, which is occasionally truly inspired.



Tracklist:

01 - Born In Rochester 05:30

02 - War Headed Woman 03:19

03 - The Way It Goes 03:49

04 - Disconnected 08:57

05 - Big Bad Boogie 06:56

06 - Master Plan 05:29

07 - Don't Suffocate Me 04:44

08 - Buried In Biils 02:52

09 - Beer Goggles 04:41

10 - Life's Undertow 06:39

11 - Stone Cold Blue 05:00





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David Maxwell 1997 Maximum Blues Piano





Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 01:06:24
Size: 151,92 MB

Review by Cub Koda

Maxwell's solo debut has been a long time in coming, but it been worth the wait, as he neatly sidesteps the curse of the non-vocalist bandleader. Bringing in Darrell Nulisch for one vocal ("Heart Attack") only distracts from this fine instrumental showcase for David's prodigious abilities. Maxwell literally sparkles on the gospel-ish sanctified shout of "Sister Laura Lee," the New Orleans strut of "Breakdown On the Bayou," the boogie woogie classic "Honky Tonk Train" and "Manhattan Max," trading licks throughout with guest stars Ronnie Earl, Duke Levine and saxman supreme Mark "Kaz" Kazanoff, basically the cream of the New England blues mafia. The fact that Maxwell has learned his slow blues lessons well is exhibited on the Pete Johnson tribute, "Down at P.J.'s Place," "Deep Into It" and a seven-minute-plus rendition of Avery Parrish's "After Hours." This is more than just an impressive debut; this is a record of great playing and uncommon musical depth.



Tracklist:

01 - Blues Don't Bother Me 05:50

02 - Breakdown On The Bayou 05:01

03 - After Hours 07:14

04 - Sister Laura Lee 05:59

05 - Down At PJ's Place 06:18

06 - Honky Tonk Train 07:05

07 - Heart Attack 04:53

08 - Deep Into It 08:03

09 - Walk The Walk 04:00

10 - Manhattan Max (Boppin' Wit Da Chippies) 05:28

11 - Take Me On Home 06:33





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Monday, December 20, 2010

Pacific Gas & Electric 1970 Are You Ready



Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 00:39:49
Size: 91,08 MB

Review by Richie Unterberger

Anchored by Pacific Gas & Electric's sole hit "Are You Ready," the album of the same name -- actually their third LP -- treads a thin line between eclecticism and confusion, and is actually weaker on the whole than its predecessor, 1969's Pacific Gas & Electric. Certainly the ominous yet inspirational gospel-funk-psychedelia of "Are You Ready" was the strongest track, and to this day the only one that most casual rock fans remember. Yet other cuts on the album indicated they couldn't decide whether to be a heavy blues-rock group ("Hawg for You"), a more soul-dipped version of the Band ("Staggolee"), a swampy soul-rock outfit (a cover of the Isley Brothers' "The Blackberry"), or, least convincingly, cry-in-your-beer honky tonk balladeers ("Mother, Why Don't You Cry?").



Tracklist:

01 - Are You Ready 05:47

02 - Hawg For You 04:43

03 - Staggolee 03:49

04 - The Blackberry 05:32

05 - Love, Love, Love, Love, Love 03:52

06 - Mother, Why Do You Cry 05:07

07 - Elvira 01:59

08 - Screamin' 04:28

09 - When A Man Loves A Woman 04:32





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Leningrad Cowboys 2006 Zombies Paradise





Genre: Rock
Rate: 256 kbps VBR / 44100
Time: 00:50:32
Size: 88,16 MB


Tracklist:

01 - You're My Heart, You're My Soul 03:31

02 - What Is Love 03:20

03 - Goldfinger 04:07

04 - Perfect Day 03:53

05 - Puttin' On The Ritz 02:56

06 - Manic Monday 02:34

07 - Starman 04:26

08 - Ring Of Fire 03:13

09 - My Sharona 03:47

10 - Play That Funky Music 05:38

11 - Fire 03:17

12 - Der Lachende Vagabund 03:59

13 - Happy Together (2006 Version) 03:02

14 - Happy Together (Original) 02:49





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Sunday, December 19, 2010

Mighty Sam McClain 1986 Live In Japan





Genre: Blues
Rate: 320 kbps CBR / 44100
Time: 01:11:16
Size: 162,97 MB

Review by Jason Ankeny

A sophisticated bluesman in the tradition of Bobby "Blue" Bland or Joe Williams, Mighty Sam McClain had not recorded in some 13 years when he cut a demo of song called "Pray" in 1984. The demo attracted the attention of a Japanese promoter, who subsequently coordinated the Japanese tour from which this live album, recorded in Tokyo, is culled. Despite the presence of ace session guitarist Wayne Bennett, McClain's backing band is sub-standard and lifeless; few moments generate any heat.



Tracklist:

01 - Every Day I Have The Blues 03:26

02 - Sweet Dreams 03:05

03 - Talk To Me,Talk To Me 05:06

04 - Fannie May 04:38

05 - Why 02:46

06 - Your Perfect Companion 03:44

07 - In The Same Old Way 04:18

08 - Pray 06:19

09 - A Change Is Gonna Come 06:15

10 - Whatever It Takes 05:41

11 - Forgive And Forget 03:46

12 - Dancin' To The Music Of Love 04:57

13 - This Time I'm Gone For Good 05:32

14 - I Just Came To Get My Baby (Out Of Jail) 04:31

15 - The Blues Is Alright 07:12





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