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Steve Edmonds is an Australian Blues/Rock guitar legend. His career spans 20 years and features recording & touring stints with many International & Australian premier Rock, Pop, Roots & Blues artists. Including Johnny Johnson, Jimmy Barnes, Renee Geyer, John Farnham, Maraget Urlich, Doug Parkinson, Matt Taylor &Chain and countless others. Steve's position as chosen guitarist for the worldwide phenomena (Australain) Idol TV series included recording and touring duties leading to his current collaboration with Idol finalist Shannon Noll.And more recently a European promo tour with Delta Goodrem.'Medium Cool' Steve's debut Root & Blues release is a generous nod to his fellow band mates and musical influences. This well crafted album not only features Steve's funky strat, smokey voice and clever songs but focuses on the groove heavy band sound and rythmic interplay of 'The Steve Edmonds Band' at the height of their powers.'Medium Cool' is Steve's first step out of his session-man history, revealing him as a bonafide recording artist & producer in his own right. It has been critically acclaimed throughout the Australian Roots & Blues brethern as a mature stylistic statement by one of Australia's very own Bluesman.We guarantee you will dig 'Medium Cool' Medium Cool Music | Category | Blues Albums | | Label | Steve Edmonds | | Orig Year | 2001 | | CD Universe Part number | 7174897 | | Catalog number | 68429 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Aug 10, 2004 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Recording Time | 45 minutes |
Steve Edmonds Medium Cool Songs | 1. | You Shook Me All Night Long |
| 2. | Happysong |
| 3. | Lucky |
| 4. | Wind Cries Mary, The |
| 5. | Lowrider |
| 6. | Sametown |
| 7. | Superman |
| 8. | House on Fire |
| 9. | You Kill Me |
| 10. | Couldn't Stand the Weather |
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