Danny Kalb and Friends-Moving in Blue-2CD-FLAC-2012-FORSAKEN
Description :
Artist : Danny Kalb and Friends
Album : Moving in Blue
Label : Sojourn
Genre : Blues
Source : CD
Street Date : 2012-10-30
Quality : 802 kbps / 44.1kHz / 2 channels
Encoder : FLAC 1.2.1
Size : 609.14 MB
Time : 101:18min
Url : http://www.sojournrecords.com/artist/danny_kalb
Disc 1/2
1. Feel Just Like Goin’ Home 2:01
2. Death Comes Creeping 5:09
3. Black Coffee 4:10
4. So Doggone Lonesome 3:31
5. Tryin’ to Get to You 4:07
6. Sally Go ‘Round the Roses 4:54
7. Can’t Be Satisfied 4:16
8. Goin’ Down Slow 4:52
9. Make You Feel My Love 4:21
10. Leaving Blues 3:28
11. Got My Mojo Working 5:30
12. Waitress at the Troubadour 2:52
13. (I Heard That) Lonesome Whistle 2:42
Disc 2/2
1. God’s Radar 3:32
2. Louise 3:53
3. Mournin’ at Midday 3:49
4. My Baby’s So Sweet 5:57
5. In My Time of Dying 4:00
6. Yellow Cab 3:33
7. Gee Baby, Ain’t I Good to You 4:42
8. Death Letter Blues (Live) 5:16
9. It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry 3:57
10. Baby, Please Don’t Go 3:00
11. I’ll Fly Away 4:54
12. Yellow Sky 2:52
Renowned blues guitarist Danny Kalb not only has a new album, but
it s a double album in which he gets to explore the many sides
and facets of the blues. A founding member of Blues Project in
1965 (which also included future Blood Sweat and Tears members Al
Kooper and Steve Katz), Kalb is a fine guitarist with a deep
understanding of the blues. This mighty collection kicks off with
his own composition Feel Just Like Goin Hom,e a somewhat generic
up-tempo blues rocker. It reveals Kalb s capable voice and
workmanlike skills on the guitar, but it s the next song where
the magic starts. Death Comes Creeping far better suits Kalb s
gritty voice, and his hypnotic droning finger picking seems to be
more his strong suit. This down-home riverside blues is pure
pleasure and downright eerie when he sings God told Nicodemus,
You must be born again. Other traditional covers include haunting
acoustic rides through Got My Mojo Working, Can t Be Satisfied
and In My Time Of Dying. Then he goes in a slightly different
direction with Black Coffee, lush and luxurious in a T Bone
Walker way. Kalb also offers a distinctly Chicago take on Big Joe
Williams Baby Please Don t Go and John Lee Hooker s Louise. Dylan
s It Takes a Lot To Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry and Make You
Feel My Love are given good updates, while Hank Williams (I Heard
That) Lonesome Whistle shows that early country wasn t far away
from old blues. Originals like Waitress At the Troubadour, Feel
Just Like Goin Home and Mournin At Midday are well-done, but the
absolute highlight might be his stunning rendition of Son House s
Death Letter Blues. It s dark, darker than black. This could
actually be broken down into two records: An electric one and an
acoustic based one. Released in this manner, however, the double
CD album offers variety and diversity, showing the many ways you
can use three chords and the truth and Kalb s singular, masterful
take on it.
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