| | Bryan Lee Live And Dangerous CD Bryan Lee Discography of CDs
 (2 Customer Reviews)
Live @ Spectrum Concert Hall,
Personnel: Bryan Lee (vocals, guitar); Brent Johnson (guitar); Bruce Katz (piano, organ); Johnathan "Cujo" Limjuco (bass guitar); Craig Panosh (drums).
Liner Note Author: Dean Cottrill.
Bryan Lee Live And Dangerous Songs | 1. | Bounce, The |
| 2. | Walk, The |
| 3. | Don't Take My Blindness For Weakness |
| 4. | Second Line Home |
| 5. | Rocket 88 |
| 6. | Blues on My Mind |
| 7. | Hug Me till It Hurts |
| 8. | Gave You What You Wanted |
| 9. | No Need to Worry |
| 10. | Six String Therapy |
| 11. | Memphis Bound |
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Live And Dangerous Music Review Purchase Live And Dangerous CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Joe Bonamassa Blues Deluxe CD (2003)
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| | Alexis Korner Kornerstoned: Anthology 1958-1983 CD (2006) (Import) United Kingdom
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| | Ronnie Earl Duke Meets The Earl CD (2005)
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The Duke Meets the Earl seems like an obvious album, pairing two of New England's finest contemporary blues guitarists, Duke Robillard and Ronnie Earl, who both share the same sort of hard, clear tone in their playing (Earl actually replaced Robillard in Roomful of Blues when the ...
| | Joe Bonamassa New Day Yesterday: Live CD (2002)
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| | Kenny Wayne Shepherd 10 Days Out... Blues From The Backroad CD (2007) With DVD
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Shepherd's reverence for his musical roots are centerstage on this CD/DVD package featuring the guitarslinger with rhythm section of bassist Tommy Shannon and drumer Chris slayton performing with some of the greatest blues players of our time as well as lesser-known but historically significant bluesmen. Traveling to their hometowns to record everywhere from juke joints to front porches, from New Orleans to Kansas, Shepherd celebrates and becomes part of blues history.
More than a mere live album, this collection of impromptu performances, recorded at both established ...
| | Tony Campise Ballads, Blues, Bebop & Beyond CD (1994)
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Tony Campise plays tenor, alto, baritone, and soprano sax; flute; bass clarinet -- if they could retrofit a reed onto the diesel smokepipes of an 18-wheeler, he'd probably play that too. The Texan (primarily) tenor sax player is something of a local jazz legend, and no wonder; if jazz is like a religion, Campise is a perfect apostle. Ballads, Blues, Bebop & Beyond is his fourth release, featuring labelmates Joe LoCascio, Erich Avinger, and many of the same players from his last disc. Though this is primarily made up of standards, Campise again adds a few originals (including the boppin' "Foothills" and the atmospheric "Canyon of the Spirits"). ...
| | Big Joe Williams Stavin' Chain Blues CD (1966)
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| | Tibor Grasser Kansas City Bounce CD (2000)
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| | Kane Glaze & Coozan Couldn't Make It Without You CD (2001)
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| | Umphrey's McGee Local Band Does O.K. CD (2002)
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The History of Umphrey's McGee Local Chicago upstarts have garnered much attention coast to coast with their guitar-heavy jams and melodic vocal work. Who are these six individuals who played before 12,000 people at the jam paradise of the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Tennessee? Around the nation, people are flocking to their local venues to see what all the buzz is about. The local band is Umphrey's McGee and they are doing O.K. Over the last few years Umphrey's McGee has toured the nation coast-to-coast, spreading their orchestral smorgasbord of sound. Having traversed the countryside, Umphrey's McGee has built up quite a repertoire of original music that changes with every show, and a large following of loyal fans to boot. Busting genres left and right, Umphrey's originals span everything from classical to bluegrass, gangsta-rap to hair-metal, jazz improv to downright dirty funk. Throw in some fun, unexpected covers and a great light show and you've got yourself a must-see performance. There really is something for everyone in Umphrey's McGee! It began in December of 1997 at the home of the Fighting Irish in South Bend, Indiana when two up-and-coming bands merged to form Umphrey's McGee. After playing together for a few months and releasing their first album, Greatest Hits Volume III, original members Joel Cummins (keyboards, vocals), former drummer Mike Mirro (drums, vocals), Brendan Bayliss (guitar, vocals) and Ryan Stasik (bass) had the opportunity to play a few shows with percussionist Andy Farag. In June of 1998, they invited Andy to join the band full-time, and in November they recorded their second release, entitled Songs for Older Women. In September of 2000, Niles, Michigan guitarist Jake Cinninger found himself without a band, and Umphrey's jumped at the opportunity to bring this versatile musician into their fold. After a few practices it became apparent that Umphrey's McGee had found the full sound they were looking for. Jake joined Umphrey's ...
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| | Georgie Fame Third Face Of Fame CD (1968) Japan; Mini LP Sleeve
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Georgie Fame was firmly enrolled within his pop phase by 1968, and Third Face of Fame did not care who noticed. In fact, it rather hoped that everybody lured into earshot by his recent chart-topping lament for outlaws Bonnie & Clyde (the opening "The Ballad of Bonnie & Clyde," of course), would all come hurtling in. In fact they didn't, ...
| | Ccalam Watch CD (2007) (Import)
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What people are saying about "Watch" (visit the ccalam website for links to all these reviews): Get Ready to ROCK:"an introspective space cowboy version of Nick Drake perhaps, who probably took a puff and then started recording his jumbled thoughts…. And jumbled and eclectic as they may be, there is undoubtedly an inner ...
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