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I just received the newest release (May 19, 2015), Blues Gotta Holda Me, from the Texas Horns and it's a hot one! Mark "Kaz" Kazanoff, John Mills and Al Gomez kick out the windows on opener track Soul Strut, a cool shuffle just pumped with fat sax work and trumpet highlights. An instrumental track, this one has a great groove and despite the press, features really cool guitar work from guitar wizard Anson Funderburgh. Next up is Go On Fool with it's New Orleans strut. Marcia Ball leads the way on piano and vocal. Thirties track, You're Driving Me Crazy, features Kaz on vocals and huge swing style horn solos from Kaz, Al and John. Nick Connolly on piano and Roscoe Beck on bass round out the band. They ain't playing around! Straight up, horns in your face rock on Kick Me Again features a great thick bari solo from Mills as well as Derek O'Brien with a ripping guitar solo and Danny Levin on piano. W.C. Clark takes front and center vocals on shuffle track, Cold Blooded Lover. Rich horn work envelopes this track but O'Brien on guitar and Kaz on harp do rips some really nice solos as well. Percy Mayfield's Lost Mind lays back in the groove featuring Kaz on vocals. Kaz lays out a real sweet tenor solo and Gomez works the mute really nicely on his trumpet with a sassy solo of his own. Earl King's Sing, Sing, Sing again visits the New Orleans flavor and this time with more of a Dixieland approach. Barry "Frosty" Smith's drumming on this track really gives it the extra punch. Kaz lays down a nice tenor solo and Connolly rolls the piano down the road like he owns it. Hot charger Rippin' and Trippin' is a horn mans delight. These guys really do rip it on this track with a featured solo by Kaz on tenor backed by Danny Levin on piano and Ronnie James on bass. Title track, Blues Gotta Holda Me is a real rock and roller with Kaz on vocal leading the way chased by the entire horn section. Johnny Nicholas hammers out a great piano solo and Gomez and Kaz each rip great lines of their own. Curtis Mayfield's People Get Ready shows a healthy blend of horn work with Mills on bari, Gomez on trumpet, and Kaz on tenor all taking sweet solos. Roscoe's bass solo is a particularly pleasant surprise as well. Fleecie Moore's Caldonia plays right into the hands of a band with this kind of horsepower. Kaz takes the vocal lead with strong piano backing from Connolly. Gomez on trumpet, Mills on Bari and kaz on tenor all take righteous solos making this one of the hottest tracks on the release. Breaking back to some southern soul, Home Cooking sounds just like the title. You can smell it on the stove simmering. The horns balanced nicely against Connolly on B3 this track grooves. Kaz steps up with a tenor solo followed by Gomez on trumpet and Mills on tenor. Smokin'! Wrapping the release is beach blanket rocking Spanky's Twist. These guys drive it home on this track with a great solo from Connolly on B3, Kaz on tenor, O'Brien on guitar, Miulls on bari and Gomez on trumpet. Excellent conclusion to a horn soaked extravaganza!
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Yonder
Mountain String Band Announces New Band Member Line-Up Featuring
Violinist Allie Kral and Mandolinist Jacob Jolliff
Boulder, CO -- Tuesday, May 12, 2015
-- Embarking on the June 16, 2015 release of their latest full-length studio
album, Black Sheep (Frog Pad Records), Yonder Mountain String
Band (YMSB) officially announces today its new band member line-up moving
forward, which features the additions of violinist Allie Kral and
mandolin virtuoso Jacob Jolliff. Joining founding members Adam
Aijala (guitar, vocals), Dave Johnston (banjo, vocals) and Ben
Kaufmann (bass, vocals), Kral and Jolliff have been touring with YMSB over
the past year and appear on Black Sheep. Black Sheep marks the
first time in Yonder's history that they're utilizing, throughout an entire
record, the conventional five-piece instrumental arsenal of bluegrass introduced
in the 1940s: guitar, mandolin, banjo, fiddle and bass. YMSB is available for
interviews upon request.
Jolliff is an award-winning mandolinist (First
Place, The National Mandolin Championship 2012, Walnut Valley Festival,
Winfield, KS), and was a longtime member of the Americana band, Joy Kills
Sorrow. He's performed with many of today's most distinguished mandolin
players, including Ronnie McCoury, Chris Thile, Sam Bush,
and David Grisman. Kral is well-known as the former fiddle player for
Cornmeal (2003 - 2013), and she's worked alongside various notable
artists such as Warren Haynes, moe., and Railroad Earth.
With the addition of these two standout musicians, YMSB sets forth on its new
path of re-exhibiting itself and broadening its parameters.
"Just months
ago, we were playing music for the first time together," says Allie Kral. "We
were getting to know one another and 'testing the waters' so to speak. What we
found was that we have the dedication and the drive to practice all day long,
the hearts to hang out together as friends, and the souls to play together on
that stage. I'm equally blessed and humbled to become a member of Yonder
Mountain String Band, and forever a Kinfolk."
Jacob Jolliff adds, "It's
been such an honor and a privilege to perform with Yonder Mountain String Band
for the last year. I'm so grateful to the band for the opportunity, and to the
fans for being so welcoming. I'm excited to continue to spend time with these
great people, and push each other to make better and better
music!"
"Playing with Jake and Allie, working with them in the studio,
and traveling with them has been a real blast," says Dave Johnston. "I couldn't
have anticipated how they have simultaneously provided a host of great
possibilities and potential for Yonder Mountain while at the same time fitting
in with our vibe. They are truly part of our Yonder family and I welcome the
days to come."
It's apparent that Black Sheep is the work of a new
Yonder Mountain String Band. While it's immediately recognizable as YMSB music,
there's undeniably a raw aesthetic to the studio tracks -- a sense of daring is
embedded in both the instrumental interaction between these five singular
musicians and in the lyrical content of each song. With the band's 17th
anniversary coming this summer, YMSB continues to redefine bluegrass music as
they expand the traditional acoustic genre beyond its previously established
boundaries by steadily pushing the envelope into the realms of rock n' roll and
improvisation.
Commencing in May 2015 and running throughout the rest of
the year, YMSB performs at premier music festivals and venues, including Dear
Jerry: Celebrating the Music of Jerry Garcia (May 14: Merriweather Post
Pavilion, Columbia, MD), Summer Camp Festival (May 22 - 24: Chillicothe,
IL), Rooster Walk Music & Arts Festival (May 23: Axton, VA), Blue
Ox Festival (June 11 - 13: Eau Claire, WI), Telluride Bluegrass
Festival (June 17 - 20: Telluride, CO), Electric Forest (June 28:
Rothbury, MI), Brooklyn Bowl (July 7: Brooklyn, NY), All Good Music
Festival (July 11: Summit Point, WV), Mountain Sol Festival (July 12:
Felton, CA), Northwest String Summit (July 16 - 19: North Plains, OR),
Hinterland Music Festival (August 1: Des Moines, IA), Red Rocks
Amphitheatre (August 21: Morrison, CO), Hangtown Halloween (October
22 - 24: Placerville, CA), Strings & Sol (Dec. 10 - 14: Puerto
Morelos, Mexico), and many others!
Earlier
this month, Marc and I attended the Blues Music Awards in Memphis, TN. We had a
wonderful time catching up with old friends and making new ones. We visited
Stax Museum and the National Civil Rights Museum, peeked inside the new Blues
Hall of Fame, and the highlight of my trip was singing with EG Kight and her
wonderful band at the BMA's, what a thrill.
Also
that week, I reconnected with a good pal, Jesse Finkelstein of Blues Radio
International. Here's a video clip of a recording with BRI: HERE
Upcoming Shows and
Events
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Cream Albums To Be Re-Released In Full 180gm
Heavyweight Vinyl Boxed-Set
May 18th On USM
USM are pleased to announce the release of the
band's complete studio and live albums between 1966 - 1972.
Cream were a
1960s British Rock Supergroup Power Trio consisting of bassist/singer Jack
Bruce, drummer Ginger Baker, and guitarist/singer Eric Clapton. Their sound was
characterised by a hybrid of blues rock, hard rock and psychedelic rock,
combining psychedelia-themed lyrics, Eric Clapton's blues guitar playing, Jack
Bruce's operatice voice and prominent bass playing and Ginger Baker's
jazz-influenced drumming.
Cream's music included songs based on
traditional blues such as "Crossroads" and "Spoonful", and modern blues such as
"Born Under a Bad Sign", as well as more eccentric songs such as "Strange Brew",
"Tales Of Brave Ulysses" and "Toad". Their third album (included in this set),
Wheels of Fire, was the world's first platinum-selling double
album.
The full set includes "Fresh Cream" (1LP), "Disraeli
Gears" (1LP), "Wheels Of Fire" (2LP), "Goodbye" (1LP), and live albums "Live
Cream" (1LP), and "Live Cream Volume II" (1LP).
LARRY CAMPBELL AND TERESA WILLIAMS ANNOUNCE HEADLINING
TOUR
AND TWO-MONTH RUN WITH JACKSON BROWNE Jackson Browne: "I'm thrilled to be touring with...
these longtime favorites of mine. We played together at Levon Helm's Midnight
Ramble a few years ago, and I've been waiting for the chance to play with them
again ever since."
Emmylou Harris:
"Transcendent"
Self-titled debut out June 23 on Red
House
After decades of marriage and seven years
working closely with Levon Helm, Grammy-winning producer Larry Campbell and his
wife, singer Teresa Williams, will be releasing their eponymous debut album on
June 23 on Red House. Emmylou Harris recently said of the duo, "The music
Larry and Teresa make when they sing together is truly transcendent." And Larry
and Teresa will bring that music on the road with a headlining tour in July that
includes dates in Chicago (7/15) and Nashville (7/22-23), followed by a
two-month run with Jackson Browne in the fall, both as the opening act and
playing in his band. These tours come in addition to the couple's
already-announced NYC show on May 18 at City Winery and run with Hot Tuna in
July. See complete dates below. The album is available for pre-order now HERE.
The Wall Street
Journal praised the "vintage Muscle Shoals groove" of the couple's debut
album (out June 23) last month. Listen to opening track "Surrender to Love"
here:http://on.wsj.com/1xyRU5a
Peer Praise for 'Larry Campbell and Teresa
Williams':"The music Larry and Teresa
make when they sing together is truly transcendent, with the blend of their
voices on songs that are always deeply moving." – Emmylou Harris
"Larry
Campbell is like a musical iceberg. Not that he's cold in any way at all. He's
as hot a player as anyone walking. It's just that the magnitude of his
musicianship is not on view all at the same time. Most of it is out of sight
until he decides to do something else. The songs that he does with his wife
Teresa are beautiful. If there is anything missing in what he brings, she
supplies it. She's a rare talent. I'm sorry, but I just can't put into words how
I feel about what they do." - David Bromberg
"There is a feeling of being
amongst friends that share a love for the heritage of great music. Larry and
Teresa embody all that is natural and heartfelt. They sing with a passion that
is at once timeless and fresh. They own this music and have an obvious deep
respect for the roots from which it came." - Bill Payne (Little Feat)
Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams Tour
Dates:* w/ Hot Tuna ! w/ Jackson Browne 5/18 - New York, NY @
City Winery 6/06-7 - Hunter, NY @ Mountain Jam Fest 6/12 - Marlboro, NY @
Falcon 6/13 - Amagansett, NY @ Stephen Talkhouse 6/26 - Saratoga Springs,
NY @ Caffe Lena 6/27 - Katonah, NY @ Caramoor Roots Fest 7/10 - Plymouth,
NH @ Flying Monkey * 7/11 - Beverly, MA @ Cabot Theater * 7/12 - Truro, MA
@ Payomet PAC * 7/15 - Evanston, IL @ The Space 7/16 - Milwaukee, WI @
Shank Hall 7/17 - Madison, WI @ High Noon Saloon 7/18 - Minneapolis, MN @
Cedar Center 7/19 - Cedar Rapids, IA @ CSPS 7/21 - St Louis, MO @ Off
Broadway 7/22 - Nashville, TN @ Music City Roots 7/23 - Nashville, TN @
City Winery 7/24 - Asheville, NC @ Grey Eagle 7/25 – Raleigh, NC @
Southland Ballroom 7/26 – Charleston, WV @ Mountain Stage 9/05 - Highland
Park, IL @ Ravina Festival ! 9/06 - Rochester Hills, MI@ Meadow Brook Music
Festival ! 9/10-15 – Arlington, VA @ Lockn' Festival 9/15 - Port Chester,
NY @ The Capitol Theatre ! 9/16 - Port Chester, NY @ The Capitol Theatre
! 9/18 - Boston, MA @ Blue Hills Bank Pavilion ! 9/19 - Bethel, NY @
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts ! 9/21 - Red Bank, NJ @ Count Basie Theatre
! 9/22 - Red Bank, NJ @ Count Basie Theatre ! 9/24 - Morristown, NJ @ Mayo
Performing Arts Center ! 9/25 - Brooklyn, NY @ Kings Theatre ! 9/27 -
Reading, PA @ Santander Performing Arts Center ! 10/07 - Durham, NC @ Durham
PAC ! 10/08 - Greenville, SC @ Peace Center ! 10/10 - Atlanta, GA @
Chastain ! 10/11 - Nashville, TN @ Riverfront Amphitheater ! 10/14 -
Birmingham, AL @ Alabama Theatre ! 10/15 - New Orleans, LA @ Saenger Theatre
! 10/17 - Rogers, AR @ Walmart Amphitheater ! 10/18 - Tulsa, OK @ Brady
Theatre ! 10/20 - San Antonio, TX @ Majestic Theatre ! 10/21 - Austin, TX
@ Bass Concert Hall ! 10/23 - Houston, TX @ Bayou Theatre ! 10/24 -
Thackerville, OK @ Winstar Casino ! 10/27 - Tucson, AZ @ Music
Hall! 10/28 - Phoenix, AZ @ Arizona State Fair !
Early this morning, May
12th, blues legend and musical pioneer Luther "Captain Luke" Mayer
passed away at age 87.
In the month since his health began declining, he
was so happy to receive an outpouring of love and support from so many of you.
He very much appreciated the calls, cards and well-wishes; he recently told us
all the love from fans made him truly realize how much his music has meant to
people.
We've posted a collection
of photos on our bloghere, and we invite you to
comment and share your memories of Captain Luke. He will be sorely
missed.
I just received the newest release, Carnegie Hall 1971 from Canned Heat and it's a living snapshot of a great live band at it's peak with one of the kings of the blues! Opening with the slinky, Framed, Bob Hite speaks the lines and belts out the chorus. Backed on lead guitar by Henry Vestine, Fito de la Parra on drums, Joel Scott Hill on guitar and Antonio de la Barreda on bass this is a great track! Classic Heat, Let's Work Together is up next and a classic Heat jam. Vestine takes a cool lead solo but this track is all about the mystique of Heat. Hey Babe features the one and only John Lee Hooker on vocal and guitar. There are few vocalists to my hearing that deliver the blues like Hooker and this track spells it out in spades. One of the difficulties that I have complained about with Hooker in a larger band setting was the band's inability to capture Hooker's real sound and trying to make all of his measures even and equal. Hooker's sense of timing is not harmed here and Heat follows the master like a hound on a rabbit. Excellent! Shake 'N' Boogie is an extended track (in excess of 19 minutes) with Hooker leading the way. The track breaks about 7 minutes in for a frenzied guitar solo by Vestine. Cranking this track up to the end is Canned Heat's inspiration by Hooker. A true boogie with loose solos including a longer solo by de la Parra on drums. A great driver! Willie Dixon's Back Door Man is up next opening with a lot of guitar distortion and loose playing. Maturing into a loaded jam, this track is the embodiment of Heat jamming during it's prime. Hooker takes the lead once again for one of his own creations, Tease Me Baby. This track, showing one of Hooker's tracks with a blues rock base, gives the band the opportunity to close this performance with an upbeat rocker while still featuring the super power of JL Hooker. I tight little rocker and a sure closer for a cool live release.
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CD Meteoric rise to number
5 starting the week of May
16th
Earlier this
month Ms. Barnes received two prestigious awards from the Black Women in Jazz
& The Arts Association and now she adds this meteoric rise on the
charts. Cheryl received the coveted Best Black Female Video of the Year award
along with the Best Black Female Record of the Year Award prior to the CD sky
rocketing number 5 spot on Billboard's Contemporary Jazz Album
chart.
Elvin Bishop Leads All Artists -- Wins Album, Song And
Band Of The Year
Newcomer Selwyn Birchwood Wins Best New Artist Album Of
The Year
Marcia Ball Wins Piano Player Of The Year -- The 10th BMA Of Her
Career
On Thursday, May 7, 2015, The Blues Foundation announced the winners of the
2015 Blues Music Awards, the blues world's highest honors. Blues legend and Rock
and Roll Hall of Famer Elvin Bishop led all artists with three
awards. His Grammy-nominated 2014 release Can't Even Do Wrong Right
won Album Of The Year and the title track won Song Of The Year.
The Elvin Bishop Band took the award for Band Of The Year. Bishop had been
nominated eight previous times but hadn't won until now. On Monday, May 11,
Bishop will appear on TBS' CONAN, sitting in with Jimmy Vivino and the
Basic Cable Band.
Newcomer Selwyn Birchwood -- winner of the 2013
International Blues Challenge -- received the award for Best New Artist Album Of
The Year for his breakout Alligator debut, Don't Call No
Ambulance. This is Birchwood's first nomination and first
win.
Austin piano queen Marcia Ball won the Pinetop
Perkins Piano Player Of The Year Award. This is Ball's 10th career Blues Music
Award. She has received a total of 44 nominations.
The 36th Annual Blues Music Awards were presented in Memphis on Thursday, May
7, 2015 at the Cook Convention Center.
Album Of The Year - Can't Even Do Wrong
Right
Song Of The Year - Can't Even Do Wrong Right (written by Elvin
Bishop)
Band Of The Year - The Elvin Bishop Band
CARL HALL’S YOU DON’T KNOW NOTHING ABOUT LOVE:
THE LOMA/ATLANTIC RECORDINGS 1967-1972, OUT JUNE 23, 2015, IS
INTRODUCTION TO PROLIFIC, UNDER-THE-RADAR NORTHERN SOUL
SINGER
Compilation’s 19 songs include hits
plus 13 unissued bonus tracks. All were produced by Jerry Ragovoy, and not
previously available on album.
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Carl
Hall’s four-octave range first came into prominence on the gospel
sides he cut in the 1950s for labels like Vee-Jay and Savoy.
His later acting work on Broadway (Inner City,
The Wiz, and Truly Blessed: A Musical Celebration of
Mahalia Jackson) and in the film version of Hair was
renowned. But it’s the soul sides he cut for the Loma and
Atlantic labels, with producer Jerry Ragovoy,
that are truly sought after. You Don’t Know Nothing About Love: The
Loma/Atlantic Recordings 1967-1972not only fills that need, but
delivers in spectacular fashion.
This 19-track
CD, set for release on Omnivore
Recordings on June 23, 2015, collects the singles
from this era and adds an astonishing 13 previously unissued tracks, brand new
to soul collectors, who up until now have only had the aforementioned single
sides issued on the original 45s. In addition to the title track, “I Don’t Wanna
Be (Your Used to Be),” and Hall’s take on Jefferson Airplane’s
“Somebody to Love” (re-titled “Need Somebody to Love” for Hall’s version)
You Don’t Know Nothing About Lovegathers unreleased
versions of hits from The Beatles (“The Long and Winding
Road”), Broadway’s Stop the World — I Want to Get Off
(“What Kind of Fool Am I”) . . . and even The Rolling Stones, who
themselves had a hit with their cover of Ragovoy’s “Time Is on My Side,”
represented here in a pair of unissued versions.
You
Don’t Know Nothing About Loveacts as both
a primer and a definitive statement on Hall’s six years under the Warner Bros.
umbrella. The mystery of why so much of this music lingered in the vaults for so
many decades and a historical overview of both Hall’s and his colleagues’
careers are brought to life via an essay from musicologist Bill
Dahl.
From Dahl’s notes: “The stratospheric four-octave
vocal range of Carl Hall was truly a gift from on high. No less
an esteemed authority than Anthony Heilbut declared him the
finest male soprano in gospel. But after establishing himself in the sacred
field, Hall crossed over to the secular arena, cutting a series of mesmerizing
soul singles that showcased his uncanny vocal mastery just as vividly as those
spirituals had.”
Omnivore
Recordings is proud to present yet another set of recording that many
have talked about, but few have had the pleasure of hearing. You
Don’t Know Nothing About Love: The Loma/Atlantic Recordings 1967-1972guarantees you’ll know about Carl Hall. And, make you wish
it hadn’t taken so long to find out.
Track Listing:
1.You Don’t
Know Nothing About Love* 2.Mean It
Baby*3.Just Like I
Told You 4.He’ll Never
Love You 5.It Was You
(That I Needed) 6.The Dam
Busted* 7.I Don’t Wanna
Be (Your Used To Be)* 8.Dance Dance
Dance 9.What Kind Of
Fool Am I? 10.Sometimes I
Do 11.The Long And
Winding Road 12.It’s Been
Such A Long Way Home 13.Time Is On My
Side 14.Need Somebody
to Love* 15. Change
With The Season*
Alternate
Takes:
16. Just
Like I Told You (Take 7)17. It Was
You (That I Needed) (Take 12)18. The Dam
Busted (1971 Remake) 19. Time Is
On My Side (Takes 1 & 2)
I just received the newest release (June 9, 2015), Bound By The Blues, by Sonny Landreth and I think it may be his best yet! Opening with Delta blues track, Walking Blues, Landreth maintains a sense of the original but with just the right amount electric slide and drums to make it sound fresh. Very nice! Title track, Bound By The Blues, has a more modern sound but it's basic bones are very primitive. I like his mixture of acoustic and electric instruments and the driving beat which gives it it's certain footing. The High Side has a cool funk but set over a mostly acoustic sound. A unique track for these reasons alone but coupled with Landreth's skillful slide work and a catchy melody, it's really nice! Tampa Red track, It Hurts Me Too, again done stripped down with only basic backing to Landreth's vocals and slide this track is a screamer. It is great to see Landreth laying down on the blues straight up and he's doing it here. Excellent! Latin jazz influence on Where They Will has an entirely different flavor and I really like the smooth slide work on this track for a lot of reasons. Very cool! Skip James' Cherry Ball Blues has a total rework, but maintaining it's primitive grittiness. Fat slide runs and a solid blues base makes this one of the killer tracks on the release. Firebird Blues is done in memory of the great Johnny Winter. Winter, who dominated the blues rock scene for more than 40 years was a figure to be reckoned with,with lightning fast riffs, outrageous slide work and voracious energy. This is a nice 12 bar number with just basic cardboard box drum by Brian Brignac and ukulele bass backing by David Ranson. Robert Johnson's Dust My Broom is done shuffle style with a real nice drum lope. Instead of Elmore James style slide riffs which anyone else would have done, Landreth steps back and rips melodic slide lines of his own, giving in only on the track close with these sliding landmarks. Very nice! Big Bill Broonzy's Key To The Highway, played by just about everyone and especially popular by Derek & the Dominos with Clapton and Duane Allman, is up next. Landreth seems content to keep it simple as a basic blues track for a chorus or so but them opens the can and lets out the dogs. Fat slide tones and nicely thought through guitar runs, leading to a full blown slidathon makes this one of the releases strongest outings. Wrapping the release is cool instrumental boogie, Simcoe Street, with a great walking bass line by Ranson. Landreth takes a remarkable slide journey with tight backing by Brignac and Ranson capping a spuer outing by Landreth.
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