Fabulous Thunderbirds-The Essential Fabulous Thunderbirds Collection-CD-FLAC-1991-FATHEAD

Release Name: Fabulous_Thunderbirds-The_Essential_Fabulous_Thunderbirds_Collection-CD-FLAC-1991-FATHEAD
Artist: Fabulous Thunderbirds
Album: The Essential Fabulous Thunderbirds Collection
Genre: Blues
Year: 1991
Tracks: 20
Duration: 00:58:23
Size: 365.39 MB

Tracklist:

1. Fabulous Thunderbirds - Wait On Time - 3:04 (899 kbps , 19.73 MB)
2. Fabulous Thunderbirds - Full-Time Lover - 4:43 (859 kbps , 28.97 MB)
3. Fabulous Thunderbirds - She's Tuff - 2:59 (772 kbps , 16.46 MB)
4. Fabulous Thunderbirds - Marked Deck - 2:41 (872 kbps , 16.75 MB)
5. Fabulous Thunderbirds - Walkin' To My Baby - 2:25 (730 kbps , 12.6 MB)
6. Fabulous Thunderbirds - Rock With Me - 2:38 (918 kbps , 17.26 MB)
7. Fabulous Thunderbirds - C-Boy's Blues - 3:00 (764 kbps , 16.42 MB)
8. Fabulous Thunderbirds - Runnin' Shoes - 3:41 (797 kbps , 21 MB)
9. Fabulous Thunderbirds - You Ain't Nothin' But Fine - 1:51 (846 kbps , 11.21 MB)
10. Fabulous Thunderbirds - The Crawl - 2:13 (844 kbps , 13.41 MB)
11. Fabulous Thunderbirds - I Believe I'm In Love - 2:30 (977 kbps , 17.47 MB)
12. Fabulous Thunderbirds - One's Too Many - 2:39 (876 kbps , 16.56 MB)
13. Fabulous Thunderbirds - Give Me All You Lovin' - 2:47 (938 kbps , 18.73 MB)
14. Fabulous Thunderbirds - Tip On In - 3:41 (851 kbps , 22.46 MB)
15. Fabulous Thunderbirds - I'm Sorry - 2:50 (914 kbps , 18.48 MB)
16. Fabulous Thunderbirds - Mathilda - 3:17 (904 kbps , 21.27 MB)
17. Fabulous Thunderbirds - How Do You Spell Love - 2:20 (886 kbps , 14.77 MB)
18. Fabulous Thunderbirds - My Babe - 2:53 (971 kbps , 19.98 MB)
19. Fabulous Thunderbirds - Can't Tear It Up Enuff - 3:04 (985 kbps , 21.62 MB)
20. Fabulous Thunderbirds - The Monkey - 3:15 (873 kbps , 20.24 MB)

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John Hiatt-The Best Of John Hiatt-REMASTERED-CD-FLAC-2003-FATHEAD

Release Name: John_Hiatt-The_Best_Of_John_Hiatt-REMASTERED-CD-FLAC-2003-FATHEAD
Artist: John Hiatt
Album: The Best Of John Hiatt
Genre: Blues
Year: 2003
Tracks: 12
Duration: 00:49:29
Size: 341.97 MB

Tracklist:

1. John Hiatt - Memphis In The Meantime - 3:59 (949 kbps , 27.09 MB)
2. John Hiatt - Riding With The King - 4:19 (916 kbps , 28.27 MB)
3. John Hiatt - Thing Called Love - 4:12 (1036 kbps , 31.06 MB)
4. John Hiatt - Tennessee Plates - 2:57 (975 kbps , 20.52 MB)
5. John Hiatt - Slow Turning - 3:37 (1067 kbps , 27.62 MB)
6. John Hiatt - Have A Little Faith In Me - 4:04 (757 kbps , 21.98 MB)
7. John Hiatt - Real Fine Love - 4:20 (1000 kbps , 31.02 MB)
8. John Hiatt - Perfectly Good Guitar - 4:39 (1012 kbps , 33.66 MB)
9. John Hiatt - Thank You Girl - 4:08 (981 kbps , 28.99 MB)
10. John Hiatt - Feels Like Rain - 4:51 (830 kbps , 28.76 MB)
11. John Hiatt - Buffalo River Home - 5:12 (1012 kbps , 37.6 MB)
12. John Hiatt - Angel - 3:19 (1073 kbps , 25.39 MB)

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John Mayall-The Turning Point-REMASTERED-CD-FLAC-2001-FATHEAD

Release Name: John_Mayall-The_Turning_Point-REMASTERED-CD-FLAC-2001-FATHEAD
Artist: John Mayall
Album: The Turning Point
Genre: Blues
Year: 2001
Tracks: 10
Duration: 01:03:47
Size: 376.2 MB

Tracklist:

1. John Mayall - The Laws Must Change - 7:22 (893 kbps , 47.06 MB)
2. John Mayall - Saw Mill Gulch Road - 4:40 (788 kbps , 26.27 MB)
3. John Mayall - I'm Gonna Fight For You J.B. - 5:28 (764 kbps , 29.86 MB)
4. John Mayall - So Hard To Share - 7:05 (823 kbps , 41.68 MB)
5. John Mayall - California - 9:31 (765 kbps , 52.09 MB)
6. John Mayall - Thoughts About Roxanne - 8:21 (772 kbps , 46.1 MB)
7. John Mayall - Room To Move - 5:04 (933 kbps , 33.82 MB)
8. John Mayall - Sleeping By Her Side (Bonus Track) - 5:10 (803 kbps , 29.69 MB)
9. John Mayall - Don't Waste My Time (Bonus Track) - 4:55 (954 kbps , 33.52 MB)
10. John Mayall - Can't Sleep This Night (Bonus Track) - 6:20 (798 kbps , 36.12 MB)

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John Mayall and The Bluesbreakers-Blues For The Lost Days-CD-FLAC-1997-FATHEAD

Release Name: John_Mayall_and_The_Bluesbreakers-Blues_For_The_Lost_Days-CD-FLAC-1997-FATHEAD
Artist: John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers
Album: Blues For The Lost Days
Genre: Blues
Year: 1997
Tracks: 12
Duration: 00:51:00
Size: 338.11 MB

Tracklist:

1. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - Dead City - 3:49 (1041 kbps , 28.45 MB)
2. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - Stone Cold Deal - 4:19 (973 kbps , 29.99 MB)
3. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - All Those Heroes - 3:58 (918 kbps , 26.06 MB)
4. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - Blues For The Lost Days - 6:15 (905 kbps , 40.44 MB)
5. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - Trenches - 3:36 (900 kbps , 23.17 MB)
6. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - One In A Million - 5:35 (922 kbps , 36.78 MB)
7. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - How Can You Live Like That - 5:20 (891 kbps , 34.01 MB)
8. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - Some Other Day - 3:40 (948 kbps , 24.88 MB)
9. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - I Don't Mind - 3:17 (798 kbps , 18.69 MB)
10. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - It Ain't Safe - 4:14 (869 kbps , 26.27 MB)
11. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - Sen-Say-Shun - 3:18 (1045 kbps , 24.69 MB)
12. John Mayall And The Bluesbreakers - You Are For Real - 3:45 (921 kbps , 24.67 MB)

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Lamont Cranston Band-In The 80s-REMASTERED-CD-FLAC-2009-FATHEAD

Release Name: Lamont_Cranston_Band-In_The_80s-REMASTERED-CD-FLAC-2009-FATHEAD
Artist: Lamont Cranston Band
Album: In The 80's
Genre: Blues
Year: 2009
Tracks: 13
Duration: 00:46:58
Size: 329.19 MB

Tracklist:

1. Lamont Cranston Band - Lovin' Machine - 4:41 (1033 kbps , 34.65 MB)
2. Lamont Cranston Band - Voice Calling - 4:32 (921 kbps , 29.89 MB)
3. Lamont Cranston Band - Tell Me - 3:11 (1023 kbps , 23.29 MB)
4. Lamont Cranston Band - Why Don't You Make Up Your Mind - 3:24 (869 kbps , 21.12 MB)
5. Lamont Cranston Band - Come On - 2:42 (1007 kbps , 19.44 MB)
6. Lamont Cranston Band - Workin' For Rosie - 3:23 (1008 kbps , 24.38 MB)
7. Lamont Cranston Band - Rock This Way - 2:32 (894 kbps , 16.17 MB)
8. Lamont Cranston Band - Spell On Me - 3:39 (876 kbps , 22.87 MB)
9. Lamont Cranston Band - Streets Around Here - 3:26 (1024 kbps , 25.15 MB)
10. Lamont Cranston Band - Upper Mississippi Shakedown - 3:48 (1002 kbps , 27.22 MB)
11. Lamont Cranston Band - Takin' A Chance - 3:56 (1018 kbps , 28.59 MB)
12. Lamont Cranston Band - Seven - 2:42 (1025 kbps , 19.82 MB)
13. Lamont Cranston Band - Two Trains Runnin' - 5:08 (997 kbps , 36.6 MB)

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Mick Sterling-Nothing Less Than Everything-CD-FLAC-1997-FATHEAD

Release Name: Mick_Sterling-Nothing_Less_Than_Everything-CD-FLAC-1997-FATHEAD
Artist: Mick Sterling
Album: Nothing Less Than Everything
Genre: Blues
Year: 1997
Tracks: 11
Duration: 00:43:26
Size: 267.8 MB

Tracklist:

1. Mick Sterling - I Am The Rock - 4:32 (897 kbps , 29.1 MB)
2. Mick Sterling - Who Got To You Before Me - 2:59 (952 kbps , 20.3 MB)
3. Mick Sterling - I'm Afraid - 5:07 (844 kbps , 30.89 MB)
4. Mick Sterling - Nothing Less Than Everything - 4:04 (934 kbps , 27.23 MB)
5. Mick Sterling - Instead Of Making Love - 3:52 (827 kbps , 22.86 MB)
6. Mick Sterling - Betting Man - 4:30 (843 kbps , 27.13 MB)
7. Mick Sterling - Something For The Pain - 4:17 (797 kbps , 24.4 MB)
8. Mick Sterling - It Makes No Difference - 4:20 (867 kbps , 26.86 MB)
9. Mick Sterling - I Expect You - 4:11 (954 kbps , 28.57 MB)
10. Mick Sterling - When We Become Lovers - 4:07 (783 kbps , 23.04 MB)
11. Mick Sterling - Hidden Bonus Track - 1:34 (663 kbps , 7.43 MB)

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Artist: Samantha Fish
Title: Black Wind Howlin
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2013
Label: Ruf Records
Duration: 54:09
Quality: FLAC 48kHz/24bit
Source: HighResAudio

Released in September 2013 through Ruf Records, Black Wind Howlin' flips a finger at the clich of the 'difficult second album', firing off 12 classic tracks that chart Samantha's evolution as songwriter, gunslinger and lyricist. Her debut album was hailed as a thrilling opening gambit, earning a string of rave reviews and accolades, of which the Blues Music Award (BMA) for 'Best New Artist Debut' in 2012 was perhaps the most auspicious.

While lesser artists work to a template or settle into a pigeonhole, Samantha shifts her shape across the Black Wind Howlin' tracklisting. She can be brutally rocking on cuts like the tour bus snapshot of Miles To Go ("Twelve hours to Reno/ten hours til the next show"), the swaggering Sucker Born ("Vegas left me weary, LA bled me dry/skating on fumes as I crossed the Nevada line...") and the venomous Go To Hell ("Oh, this ain't my first rodeo/You hit yourself a dead end/Your voodoo eyes, ain't gonna cast a spell/So you can go to hell!"). "I've become tougher," she notes of these head-banging moments, "and I think that was reflected in the sound we went for."

And yet, elsewhere, backed by the versatile production of Royal Southern Brotherhood guitarist and longtime collaborator Mike Zito, you'll find Samantha shifting gears to the aching slide-guitar balladry of Over You ("Echoing words, said I'd never make it on my own...") and the redemptive country strum Last September ("Don't remember the curves of my face/Can't feel the warmth in my embrace/Well I'm here to remind you..."). She might stop off for a gritty cover of Howlin' Wolf's Who's Been Talkin', and co-wrote Go To Hell with Zito, but all other tracks are Samantha's self-penned originals, and it's a mix to keep listeners on their toes. "I wanted this record to have a modern rocking sound," she explains of the light-footed vibe. "I also wanted it to have elements of Americana, country and roots."

The sessions proved just as rewarding as the writing. As a seasoned road warrior who will spend much of 2013 burning tarmac, recording at Dockside Studios in Maurice, Louisiana was a rare chance for Samantha to put down roots, flanked by a first-call band that included Royal Southern Brotherhood rhythm section Yonrico Scott (drums) and Charlie Wooton (bass), back-up guitar and vocals from Zito, plus guest appearances from Johnny Sansone (harmonica), Bo Thomas (fiddle on Last September) and Paul Thorn (vocals on Go To Hell). "I had a dream team of musicians and special guests," she recalls. "And Dockside Studios quickly became one of my favourite places on earth."

But it was another venue, some years earlier, that set Samantha on her musical path. The songwriter recalls her first musical taste as the classic rock of The Rolling Stones and Tom Petty, alongside contemporary artists like Sheryl Crow and The Black Crowes, but after several underage clandestine visits to the Knuckleheads Saloon blues club in her native Kansas City, she followed the thread from modern masters like Zito and Tab Benoit, through fallen '80s heroes like Stevie Ray Vaughan, right back to the pre-war Delta masters. "I fell in love with it," she told Premier Guitar of her growing passion for the form, "and started doing my homework by listening to the old guys like Son House and Skip James."

Soon enough, appreciation for the blues had spilled over into application, and by the age of 18, Samantha had settled on a searing lead guitar style that expressed her own voice rather than mimicking the clichd blues licks note-for-note. Home practice didn't scratch the itch, and she broke into a dues-paying period on the Kansas City jam circuit: an apprenticeship at the sharp end that tightened her musical chops, polished her stagecraft and gave her the grit to overcome occasional scepticism about her age, hair tone and gender. "I always hated the idea of the gimmick," she told Premier Guitar. "People come out just because you are a girl, but then you have so much more to prove once you get them in the door."

But Samantha got them in -- and kept them in -- and after an early live recording from Knuckleheads found its way into the hands of label supremo Thomas Ruf, the young bandleader's trajectory was changed from dreamer to signed artist. Fish's first appointment for the label was to join Cassie Taylor and Dani Wilde on the 2011 Girls With Guitars album: a whip-cracking three-female release that the trio doused with added rocket fuel on Ruf's famous Blues Caravan tour of Europe and the US that year. "I don't get that whole competitive thing, especially when I play with the girls," insisted Samantha. "When you start trying to get over the top of somebody, you lose what makes it great. That's when you lose the musical aspect of it."

With her name buzzing on the blues scene and the iron hot, Samantha struck again that same year with Runaway, her solo debut on Ruf. With ten hot tracks -- of which nine were originals -- and production once again from Zito, this was a debut album that announced the depth of this newcomer's talent, mixing up gutsy riff-blues rockers like Down In The Swamp with the mellow small-hours jazz of Feelin' Alright, while marinating her songwriting in the groove of the Rolling Stones and even tipping a hat to Heart. "It's all the sounds I grew up with," she explained, "with my own spin."

Tracklist:
01 -- Miles To Go
02 -- Kick Around
03 -- Go To Hell
04 -- Sucker Born
05 -- Over You
06 -- Who's Been Talking
07 -- Lay It Down
08 -- Lets Have Some Fun
09 -- Heartbreaker
10 -- Foolin' Me
11 -- Black Wind Howlin
12 -- Last September

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CHILD-Blueside-(ARTIFACT 27)-CD-FLAC-2016-SHGZ

Release Name: CHILD-Blueside-(ARTIFACT_27)-CD-FLAC-2016-SHGZ
Artist: CHILD
Album: Blueside
Genre: Blues
Year: 2016
Tracks: 5
Duration: 00:39:27
Size: 243 MB

Tracklist:

1. CHILD - Nailed To The Ceiling - 6:06 (871 kbps , 37.99 MB)
2. CHILD - It's Cruel To Be Kind - 7:58 (853 kbps , 48.62 MB)
3. CHILD - Blue Side Of The Collar - 5:54 (895 kbps , 37.74 MB)
4. CHILD - Dirty Woman - 8:02 (874 kbps , 50.23 MB)
5. CHILD - The Man - 11:30 (832 kbps , 68.42 MB)

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Artist: The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band
Album: Front Porch Sessions
Genre: Blues
Year: 2017
Size: ~ 187 mb
Source: Digital Download
Quality: lossless
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz / 16 Bit

Description:

The very title The Front Porch Sessions suggests what Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band deliver on their sixth album: stripped-down, simple, down-home blues. Reverend Peyton began using the term "Front Porch Sessions" back in 2014, when he started posting live clips recorded on his front porch onto the internet, but this 2017 album was indeed cut in a studio: Farm Fresh in his native Indiana. It may have been made in a professional studio, but The Front Porch Sessions delivers on the intimacy and immediacy of its title, while also sounding very, very big. Almost of this lies on Reverend Peyton himself, who has a muscular howl that tends to overshadow the other two members of his big band, but that's by design. The Big Band deliver a big sound by focusing on a down-and-gritty groove, a boogie that naturally comes to the forefront on the handful of instrumentals, but is also felt when Peyton is bellowing his lungs out. This palpable sense of soul, combined with a strong set of songs -- there are a handful of standards, including Furry Lewis' "When My Baby Left Me," along with solid originals -- elevates The Front Porch Sessions to the very top rank of the Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band albums. - AllMusic Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Tracklist:

01. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - We Deserve a Happy Ending [00:04:03]
02. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - When My Baby Left Me [00:03:07]
03. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - Shakey Shirley [00:03:15]
04. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - What You Did to the Boy Aint Right [00:03:12]
05. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - One Bad Shoe [00:03:52]
06. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - It's All Night [00:02:29]
07. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - One More Thing [00:02:29]
08. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - Flying Squirrels [00:02:33]
09. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - Let Your Light Shine [00:03:09]
10. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - When You Lose Your Money [00:03:13]
11. The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band - Cornbread and Butterbeans [00:03:26]

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Artist: Southern Avenue
Album: Southern Avenue
Genre: Blues
Year: 2017
Size: ~ 256 mb
Source: Digital Download
Quality: lossless
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz / 16 Bit

Description:

Southern Avenue features five young, but seasoned musicians who came from diverse musical and personal backgrounds to create music that spans their wide-ranging musical interests, while showcasing the powerful chemistry that the group has honed through stage and studio experience. Their self-titled debut album on the iconic Stax label is a breath of fresh air with its own unique blend of gospel-tinged R&B vocals, roots/blues-based guitar work and soul-inspired songwriting.

Tracklist:

01. Southern Avenue - Don't Give Up [00:04:42]
02. Southern Avenue - What Did I Do [00:03:52]
03. Southern Avenue - It's Gonna Be Alright [00:03:14]
04. Southern Avenue - Slipped, Tripped and Fell In Love [00:03:22]
05. Southern Avenue - Love Me Right [00:04:23]
06. Southern Avenue - 80 Miles From Memphis [00:03:52]
07. Southern Avenue - Wildflower [00:03:43]
08. Southern Avenue - No Time To Lose [00:03:48]
09. Southern Avenue - Rumble [00:03:15]
10. Southern Avenue - Peace Will Come [00:04:10]

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Artist: Ruthie Foster
Album: Joy Comes Back
Genre: Blues
Year: 2017
Size: ~ 266 mb
Source: Digital Download
Quality: lossless
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz / 16 Bit

Description:

In the tight-knit musical community of Austin, Texas, it's tough to get away with posturing. You either bring it, or you don't. If you do, word gets around. Praises are sung. And one day, you find yourself performing a duet with Bonnie Raitt in a documentary, or standing onstage with the Allman Brothers at New York's Beacon Theater, trading verses with Susan Tedeschi. You might even wind up getting nominated for a Best Blues Album Grammy three times in a row. In addition to your six Female Artist of the Year/ Koko Taylor Blues Music Awards. For ''Joy Comes Back,'' Foster wasn't merely singing about love and loss; she was splitting a household and custody of her 5-year-old daughter. Music was her therapy. In the warm confines of Austin producer and former neighbor Daniel Barrett's home studio, she found a comfort level she'd never before experienced while recording. It gave her the strength to pour the pain of her family's fracture and the cautious hope of new love into 10 incredible tracks, nine of which are by a diverse array of writers from Mississippi John Hurt, Sean Staples and Grace Pettis, daughter of renowned folk singer Pierce Pettis, to Chris Stapleton and Black Sabbath. Yes, Black Sabbath; Foster re-imagines ''War Pigs'' as a jam session with Son House. She also covers the Four Tops' ''Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever,'' written by Ivy Jo Hunter and Stevie Wonder.

Written by Boston folkie Sean Staples with some lyrical tweaks from Foster, [the title track] ''Joy Comes Back'' rumbles along with the kind of deep-roots gospel tenor that makes it sound as if it's been buoying up hearts for generations. The lyrics--''I want to be ready when joy comes back to me'' --are, after all, sort of the essence of faith and what faith is for: the acknowledgement of hardship and weariness, with true resolve that relief is coming. The rhythm rolls steadfastly forward, a slow trek toward a sure destination, with [Derek] Trucks' guitar soaring above. The question isn't if the joy is coming back, but when. ''That has a lot to do with how I grew up,'' Foster says. ''Not necessarily in the religious sense, but just knowing that things will turn. 'Joy Comes Back' was a song I connected to because I know things get better with time. You put your intentions out there and stand your ground, and know that good times and joy are on the way.'' --NPR, Songs We Love, 2/13/17

If we can go ahead and name the year's best album, it's clearly Ruthie Foster's ''Joy Comes Back.'' The album title cuts many ways, of course: she's glad to be back after some personal struggles over the three years since her last album; it's a joy to have her back ruling the roost with her down-to-the-bone soul songs; and she's discovered the joy she thought she'd lost and she celebrates joyfully with us on the new album. You can feel her defiance, her standing-in-the-face of despair, and her exultant rejoicing in every note of every song on ''Joy Comes Back,'' and by the end of the album we've also been drained and revived, but we're laughing and embracing the bright port we find even in sailing life's dark waters. Foster recorded the album at her former neighbor Dan Barrett's studio, and between the two of them, they chose ten songs that touched Foster and expressed both the depth of her wounds and the bottomlessness of her healing, as well as the hopefulness of a newly discovered love. Joining Foster on the album are Barrett on guitar and percussion, Joe Vitale on drums, Willie Weeks on bass, Derek Trucks (who plays slide on the title track), Grace Pettis on guitar on ''Good Sailor,'' .... Foster wrote only one song on ''Joy Comes Back''--''Open Sky''--but the other nine she and Barrett selected for the album range from Black Sabbath's ''War Pigs'' and Chris Stapleton's ''What Are You Listening To?'' to Ivy Jo Hunter and Stevie Wonder's ''Loving You is Sweeter Than Ever'' and Shawnee Kilgore's ''Abraham.'' As you'd expect from Foster, she finds the vulnerability, the power, the humor, the courage, the joy, and the love in every song and delivers them with her just-right phrasing and canny ability to make the song her own. Maybe the most unexpected song on the album is Black Sabbath's ''War Pigs,'' but this may also be the most fun you ever have singing or listening to the 70s anti-war anthem that's been recorded already by artists as various as Cake, Gov't Mule, and Rockabye Baby! Lullaby. Black Sabbath's original plods along, urging defiance with an angry, though often addled, tone; it's as if they could urge resistance simply by yelling angrily. Foster straps on her resonator guitar and howls resistance in a blues jam that features a call and response among her vocals, Simon Wallace's harmonica, and Foster's guitar. It's dark and forceful, with a wink-and-a-nod playfulness in the music itself, laying bare the gleefulness of judgment on the ''war pigs'' in the final verses. On the title track, written by Sean Staples, Foster returns to her gospel roots. The song opens with Red Young's jaunty church piano that's augmented quickly by Trucks' slide guitar. From those opening bars on, the spirit moves us along as Foster declares that she wants to ''be ready/when joy comes back again.'' Built on a blues structure, the power of the song builds from its repetition, its gospel shouts, and the call-and-response of the instruments as Trucks slide guitar answers Young's Hammond organ on the bridge. Foster adds a verse to the song where she joyously proclaims that she's risen again: ''Spirit get low, Lord/Spirit get low, sometime/Spirit get low, Lord/But I'm gonna rise again.'' By the end of the song, she's preaching deliverance and proclaiming in true Sunday fashion as she fills the air with gospel shouts ''whoa, I'm gonna rise again/here comes my joy.'' Foster's joyfulness is palpable as she celebrates the movement from the humility of despair to the bliss and rapture of pure joy. You can't listen to this album and be unmoved by Foster's pure musical genius and her way of singing these songs with such power and grace that they touch and change our hearts. Joy, indeed. --No Depression, Henry Carrigan, 3/22, 2017

Tracklist:

01. Ruthie Foster - What Are You Listening To? [00:04:17]
02. Ruthie Foster - Working Woman [00:04:02]
03. Ruthie Foster - Joy Comes Back (feat. Derek Trucks) [00:04:31]
04. Ruthie Foster - Open Sky [00:04:26]
05. Ruthie Foster - Good Sailor [00:03:04]
06. Ruthie Foster - War Pigs [00:04:35]
07. Ruthie Foster - Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever [00:04:14]
08. Ruthie Foster - Richland Woman Blues [00:03:52]
09. Ruthie Foster - Abraham [00:04:41]
10. Ruthie Foster - Forgiven [00:04:45]

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Artist: John Lee Hooker
Album: Whiskey & Wimmen: John Lee Hooker's Finest
Genre: Blues
Year: 2017
Size: ~ 216 mb
Source: Digital Download
Quality: lossless
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz / 16 Bit

Description:

All new for 2017! Whiskey & Wimmen: John Lee Hooker's Finest salutes the King of the Boogie with celebrated recordings from the prime of his career. Spanning the legendary bluesman's time on Vee-Jay, Stax, Riverside and Specialty Records, the collection includes such favorites as 'Boom Boom,' 'Boogie Chillun'' and 'Big Legs, Tight Skirt.' New liner notes by music journalist Bill Dahl round out the package.

Tracklist:

01. John Lee Hooker - Boom Boom [00:02:34]
02. John Lee Hooker - Boogie Chillun [00:02:35]
03. John Lee Hooker - Dimples [00:02:11]
04. John Lee Hooker - I'm in the Mood [00:02:43]
05. John Lee Hooker - I Love You Honey [00:02:34]
06. John Lee Hooker - Whiskey and Wimmen [00:02:58]
07. John Lee Hooker - I Need Some Money [00:02:28]
08. John Lee Hooker - Grinder Man [00:03:56]
09. John Lee Hooker - I'm Going Upstairs [00:02:55]
10. John Lee Hooker - Big Legs, Tight Skirt [00:02:20]
11. John Lee Hooker - No More Doggin' [00:02:46]
12. John Lee Hooker - No Shoes [00:02:25]
13. John Lee Hooker - Crawlin' King Snake [00:02:42]
14. John Lee Hooker - Frisco Blues [00:02:45]
15. John Lee Hooker - It Serves Me Right [00:03:36]
16. John Lee Hooker - Time Is Marching [00:02:59]

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Artist: Jeff Lorber Fusion
Album: Prototype
Genre: Blues
Year: 2017
Size: ~ 328 mb
Source: Digital Download
Quality: lossless
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz / 16 Bit

Description:

2017 release. Superstar keyboardist, writer, producer Jeff Lorber is renowned as a pioneer in the jazz-fusion movement. Scoring #1 radio hits with Jeff Lorber Fusion and as a founding member of smooth jazz super-group Jazz Funk Soul, Lorber performs constantly before his dedicated fans from coast to coast.

Tracklist:

01. Jeff Lorber Fusion - Hyperdrive [00:04:56]
02. Jeff Lorber Fusion - Prototype [00:05:22]
03. Jeff Lorber Fusion - Test Drive [00:05:19]
04. Jeff Lorber Fusion - What's the Deal [00:04:47]
05. Jeff Lorber Fusion - Vienna [00:05:56]
06. Jeff Lorber Fusion - The Badness [00:05:10]
07. Jeff Lorber Fusion - Hidden Agenda [00:05:00]
08. Jeff Lorber Fusion - Gucci [00:05:00]
09. Jeff Lorber Fusion - Park West [00:04:09]
10. Jeff Lorber Fusion - River Song [00:03:51]

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Artist: Eric Gales
Album: Middle of the Road
Genre: Blues
Year: 2017
Size: ~ 326 mb
Source: Digital Download
Quality: lossless
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz / 16 Bit

Description:

Middle of the Road is Eric Gales fourth album on Provogue/Mascot label Group (Joe Bonamassa, Beth Hart, Black Stone Cherry, Warren Haynes, The Robert Cray Band, Robben Ford, Eric Johnson, The Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band) after Transformation (2011), Relentless (2010) and The Psychedelic Underground (2007) and it sees him at his most expressive yet; it is a deeply personal and reflective record that echoes where he is in his life right now and he opens himself up and allows himself the chance to really flourish. Middle of the Road is the running theme throughout the record. "It's about being fully focused and centered in the middle of the road. If you're on the wrong side and in the gravel you're not too good and if you're on the median strip that's not too good either, so being in the middle of the road is the best place to be", according to Eric. Eric Gales' new album will be released on February 24, 2017.

Tracklist:

01. Eric Gales - Good Time [00:02:52]
02. Eric Gales - Change In Me (The Rebirth) [00:04:37]
03. Eric Gales - Carry Yourself [00:05:23]
04. Eric Gales - Boogie Man (feat. Gary Clark Jr.) [00:04:55]
05. Eric Gales - Been So Long [00:04:43]
06. Eric Gales - Help Yourself (feat. Christone "Kingfish" Ingram) [00:04:34]
07. Eric Gales - I've Been Deceived [00:03:58]
08. Eric Gales - Repetition (feat. Eugene Gales) [00:04:59]
09. Eric Gales - Help Me Let Go [00:04:07]
10. Eric Gales - I Don't Know [00:04:17]
11. Eric Gales - Swamp [00:05:17]

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Artist: Eric Bibb
Album: Migration Blues
Genre: Blues
Year: 2017
Size: ~ 262 mb
Source: Digital Download
Quality: lossless
Sample Rate: 44.1 kHz / 16 Bit

Description:

Eric Bibb is one of the most respected blues singer/songwriters of our time. His music is always reverent, keeping one foot in the blues and folk storytelling traditions. "Whether you're looking at a former sharecropper, hitchhiking from Clarksdale to Chicago in 1923, or an orphan from Aleppo, in a boat full of refugees in 2016 -- it's migration blues," Eric says about his new release, Migration Blues. Mainly composed of new tunes, Migration Blues also includes covers of Bob Dylan's "Masters of War" and Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land." An arrangement of the traditional "Mornin' Train," closes the opus. Eric Bibb's career spans five decades, 37 albums, countless radio & TV shows and non-stop tours, making him one of the leading bluesmen of his generation.

Tracklist:

01. Eric Bibb - Refugee Moan [00:03:06]
02. Eric Bibb - Delta Getaway [00:02:38]
03. Eric Bibb - Diego's Blues [00:03:42]
04. Eric Bibb - Prayin' For Shore [00:04:04]
05. Eric Bibb - Migration Blues [00:03:08]
06. Eric Bibb - Four Years, No Rain [00:02:36]
07. Eric Bibb - We Had To Move [00:03:10]
08. Eric Bibb - Masters of War [00:03:19]
09. Eric Bibb - Brotherly Love [00:04:12]
10. Eric Bibb - La Vie c'est Comme Un Oignon [00:02:39]
11. Eric Bibb - With a Dolla' In My Pocket [00:03:52]
12. Eric Bibb - This Land Is Your Land [00:03:17]
13. Eric Bibb - Postcard From Booker [00:00:51]
14. Eric Bibb - Blacktop [00:03:56]
15. Eric Bibb - Mornin' Train [00:03:35]

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Artist: Muddy Waters
Title: Folk Singer
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 1964/2013
Label: Geffen Records
Duration: 0:34
Quality: FLAC 192kHz/24bit
Source: HDTracks

There are a handful of landmark albums in any genre. In the blues, one of them is Muddy Waters' Folk Singer. Originally released in 1964, Folk Singer was the only acoustic album Waters ever recorded, thus becoming the first and perhaps best blues concept album ever. Now, Folk Singer, which includes fellow blues greats Buddy Guy and Willie Dixon backing up Waters, is being re-released in an expanded version that features two bonus tracks recorded during the two 1964 sessions that followed those for the album -- "The Same Thing" and "You Can't Lose What You Never Had". Muddy Waters was the king of electric Chicago blues, but on Folk Singer he proved to be, simply, one of the greats of 20th century music.

Muddy's "unplugged" album was cut in September of 1963 and still sounds fresh and vital today. It was Muddy simply returning to his original style on a plain acoustic guitar in a well-tuned room with Willie Dixon on string bass, Clifton James on drums, and Buddy Guy on second acoustic guitar. The nine tracks are divvied up between full rhythm section treatments with Buddy and Muddy as a duo and the final track, "Feel Like Going Home," which Waters approaches solo. What makes this version of the album a worthwhile buy is the inclusion of five bonus tracks from his next two sessions: An April 1964 session brings us Willie Dixon's "The Same Thing" and Muddy's "You Can't Lose What You Never Had," while the October 1964 session features J.T. Brown on sax and clarinet on "Short Dress Woman" and "My John the Conqueror Root," as well as "Put Me in Your Lay Away," another strong side. Folk Singer offers both sides of Muddy from the early '60s.

Tracklist:
01 -- My Home Is In The Delta
02 -- Long Distance Call
03 -- My Captain
04 -- Good Morning Little Schoolgirl
05 -- You Gonna Need My Help
06 -- Cold Weather Blues
07 -- Big Leg Woman
08 -- Country Boy
09 -- Feel Like Going Home
10 -- You Can't Lose What You Never Had
11 -- The Same Thing

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The Androids-Do It With Madonna-CDS-FLAC-2002-FLACME

Release Name: The_Androids-Do_It_With_Madonna-CDS-FLAC-2002-FLACME
Artist: The Androids
Album: Do It With Madonna
Genre: Blues
Year: 2002
Tracks: 4
Duration: 00:12:18
Size: 87.81 MB

Tracklist:

1. The Androids - Do It With Madonna - 3:49 (1032 kbps , 28.18 MB)
2. The Androids - Gone - 1:55 (1112 kbps , 15.26 MB)
3. The Androids - Overdose - 2:24 (995 kbps , 17.12 MB)
4. The Androids - Inside Out - 4:11 (911 kbps , 27.25 MB)

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Beth Hart-Fire On The Floor-CD-FLAC-2016-NBFLAC

Release Name: Beth_Hart-Fire_On_The_Floor-CD-FLAC-2016-NBFLAC
Artist: Beth Hart
Album: Fire On The Floor
Genre: Blues
Year: 2016
Tracks: 12
Duration: 00:48:23
Size: 286.4 MB

Tracklist:

1. Beth Hart - Jazz Man - 3:52 (834 kbps , 23.07 MB)
2. Beth Hart - Love Gangster - 4:10 (843 kbps , 25.09 MB)
3. Beth Hart - Coca Cola - 3:38 (770 kbps , 20.04 MB)
4. Beth Hart - Let's Get Together - 3:39 (924 kbps , 24.15 MB)
5. Beth Hart - Love Is A Lie - 3:15 (880 kbps , 20.46 MB)
6. Beth Hart - Fat Man - 3:51 (857 kbps , 23.6 MB)
7. Beth Hart - Fire On The Floor - 5:13 (887 kbps , 33.06 MB)
8. Beth Hart - Woman You've Been Dreaming Of - 4:22 (736 kbps , 23.01 MB)
9. Beth Hart - Baby Shot Me Down - 3:22 (843 kbps , 20.31 MB)
10. Beth Hart - Good Day To Cry - 4:33 (804 kbps , 26.11 MB)
11. Beth Hart - Picture In A Frame - 4:40 (866 kbps , 28.89 MB)
12. Beth Hart - No Place Like Home - 3:54 (667 kbps , 18.59 MB)

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Imelda May-Life Love Flesh Blood-Deluxe Edition-CD-FLAC-2017-RiBS

Release Name: Imelda_May-Life_Love_Flesh_Blood-Deluxe_Edition-CD-FLAC-2017-RiBS
Artist: Imelda May
Album: Life Love Flesh Blood
Genre: Blues
Year: 2017
Tracks: 15
Duration: 01:00:43
Size: 381.02 MB

Tracklist:

1. Imelda May - Call Me - 3:28 (830 kbps , 20.56 MB)
2. Imelda May - Black Tears (feat. Jeff Beck) - 4:04 (800 kbps , 23.24 MB)
3. Imelda May - Should've Been You - 3:38 (972 kbps , 25.31 MB)
4. Imelda May - Sixth Sense - 4:15 (878 kbps , 26.64 MB)
5. Imelda May - Human - 3:40 (844 kbps , 22.15 MB)
6. Imelda May - How Bad Can a Good Girl Be - 3:27 (899 kbps , 22.21 MB)
7. Imelda May - Bad Habit - 4:42 (928 kbps , 31.23 MB)
8. Imelda May - Levitate - 3:34 (863 kbps , 21.98 MB)
9. Imelda May - When It's my Time (feat. Jools Holland) - 5:17 (813 kbps , 30.71 MB)
10. Imelda May - Leave Me Lonely - 4:01 (934 kbps , 26.85 MB)
11. Imelda May - The Girl I Used to Be - 4:05 (834 kbps , 24.33 MB)
12. Imelda May - The Longing (Bonus Track) - 5:39 (854 kbps , 34.46 MB)
13. Imelda May - Flesh and Blood (Bonus Track) - 3:26 (874 kbps , 21.44 MB)
14. Imelda May - Game Changer (Bonus Track) - 3:35 (911 kbps , 23.37 MB)
15. Imelda May - Love and Fear (Bonus Track) - 4:00 (926 kbps , 26.53 MB)

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Artist: Doug MacLeod
Title: Exactly Like This
Genre: Blues
Release Date: 2015
Label: Reference Recordings
Duration: 55:40
Quality: FLAC 176.4kHz/24bit
Source: HDTracks

Doug MacLeod is a unique, powerful guitarist with a rich and soulful voice, singing original songs based on his own life and experiences. His new album Exactly Like This is his third release withReference Recordings. This is 'Genuine Original Acoustic Music' at its very best, in a richly detailed recording by Grammy-winning engineer Keith Johnson, made at Skywalker Sound in Marin County, CA. Doug MacLeod isn't just a blues guy, he's a singer/songwriter/storyteller and serious guitarist. He is one of the few modern artists doing all original material and traveling the country like a troubadour.

Doug Macleod is surrounded by the blues context. In his youth, he was able to overcome stuttering and abuse to become a staple in the blues community. With a powerful singing voice and rhythmic guitar technique, he played with George 'Harmonica' Smith, Big Joe Turner, Pee Wee Crayton, Eddie "Cleanhead" Vincent, Lowell Fulson and Big Mama Thornton. His career as an individual artist was propelled by a talent for songwriting. Two of his songs are covered by Albert King and Albert Collins. For three decades, he has recorded several live and studio recordings. In 2012, he signed with audiophile label Reference Recordings. In 2014, he was voted the winner of Blues Music Awards Acoustic Artist Of The Year. His There's A Time release was voted Acoustic Album Of The Year. Macleod is involved in many diverse projects. His latest album is out!

Exactly Like This opens with a lively surprise. "Rock It Till The Cows Come Home" is pure boogie-woogie heaven. Accompanying Macleod's tough vocals is Mike Thompson rollicking piano. The ebullient composition (one of eleven originals) utilizes up-tempo rhythm patterns (Jimi Bott/drums and Denny Croy /double bass) in channeling the likes of Louis Jordan. But it's authentic roots. On "Too Many Misses For Me" (a hysterical word play on romance), Macleod's jazzy, instrumental style was inspired (as described in the liner notes) by Wes Montgomery. But there is an underlying blues pulse that inhabits the songs and complements the soulful vocals. Acoustic blues artists are connected to the music of the Delta. The slide guitar passages on "Find Your Right Mind" are evocative like Robert Johnson or Elmore James. The relaxed pace underscores the eternal quest for hope. Macleod reminisces about his early career with an infectious, rambling country "train" song ("Ain't It Rough?"). Inspired by the inimitable Jerry Reed, Macleod gets a call and response from Bott and Croy). It is notable that Johnny Cash recorded a similar type of song in 1969 at Folsom Prison called "A Boy Named Sue" (written by Shel Silverstein).

Nasty grooves infuse "Vanetta", and Macleod is generous in his advocacy for John Lee Hooker. Macleod's guitar runs are head-shaking and hypnotic. His vocals are soulful and balance the instrumentals. Pushing southward, "Serious Doin' Woman" is a swampy vamp. This style of music influenced by Tony Joe White became a minor template for groups like Credence Clearwater Revival in the 1960's. Shifting to Blue Ridge aesthetics, "Ridge Runner" is the only instrumental on the album. Straightforward and rootsy (washboard accompaniment (Botti) and upright bass solo (Croy)), the song has a toe-tapping backporch feel. Blues players have more than their share of anecdotal female disasters. "Raylene is one of those stories (..."The meanest Southern woman I seen...").It is enveloped by great slide runs and woeful vocals. In many ways, Macleod is a classic troubadour. The heartfelt rumination, "Heaven's The Only Place" just guitar and voice and has some interesting phrasing. The finale ("You Got It Good/ And That Ain't Bad") is an upbeat reversal (both rhythm and content) of the similarly titled Duke Ellington lament. The arrangement reunites the quartet (with some nimble soloing from Thompson).

The material on "Exactly Like This" is very good. The recording environment by Reference Recordings is superlative. The live studio intimacy is enhanced significantly by the full sound of the 24-bit HDCD. The guitar resonates with natural vibration and echo. McLeod's baritone reverberates with subtle prominence. Engineer Keith O. "Prof" Johnson" captures the essence of spontaneous, bona fide blues. The recording was done live without headphones, over-dubs, pitch, or tempo adjustments. The liner notes are incisive and reveal Macleod's thoughts on why he recorded this particular album this way. There is even an explanation about the squeaks from the stool. Blues lovers (and just plain music lovers) will be pleased with this effort! --Robbie Gerson, Audiophile Audition

Tracklist:
1 Rock It Till The Cows Come Home 4:10
2 Too Many Misses For Me 5:17
3 Find Your Right Mind 5:28
4 Ain't It Rough 5:49
5 Serious Doin' Woman 7:04
6 Ridge Runner 4:25
7 New Morning Road 4:04
8 Vanetta 4:14
9 Raylene 3:34
10 Heaven's The Only Place 6:40
11 You Got It Good (And That Ain't Bad) 4:51

Pesrsonal
Doug MacLeod -- vocals, guitar
Mike Thompson -- piano
Jimi Bott -- drums, percussion, backing vocals
Denny Croy -- bass, backing vocals

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