| | Crossroads Band Up One Side CD Crossroads Band Discography of CDs
The Crossroads Band is a Seattle based blues band that features harp, guitar, sax, slide and solid vocals. The group has been awarded "best blues band" by the Washington Blues Society again in 2009, and features Steve Bailey on harp, Dan Newton on guitar and keys, Dennis Ellis on sax, David Hudson on drums, and John Lee on bass.They are known for their up-tempo, intense shows that keep the dancers moving, and write roots-based originals that keep the traditions of Chicago and the south alive. Up One Side Music | Category | Blues Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7941383 | | Catalog number | 335354 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | May 05, 2009 |
Crossroads Band Up One Side Songs | 1. | Fannie Brown Got Married |
| 2. | Up One Side and Down the Other |
| 3. | Who |
| 4. | Something You Got |
| 5. | The Sun Is Shining |
| 6. | Get Back |
| 7. | Mixed Up Fool |
| 8. | My Baby |
| 9. | Walkin Your Blues Away |
| 10. | Stop Now |
| 11. | She Used To Be Mine |
| 12. | Why Do People Act Like That |
| 13. | Black Nights |
| 14. | Double-Eyed Whammy |
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“Metaphor” is, in essence, a love letter to God. It is a pronouncement of Budin’s faith in Judaism and a vehicle by which others can similarly draw inspiration through his songs. ... An engaging singer with a soulful exuberance, Budin’s lyrics are joyful and insightful, but never trite. There may be few Hebrew words in number, but there is no doubt that the form and substance of his music is from a Jewish perspective... (read the rest of the review here):http://www.clevelandjewishnews.com/ articles/2007/03/08/features/arts/darts0309.txtThere's a natural-as-breathing quality to these elegant folk-based tunes whose lyrics embrace a distinctly Jewish spirituality and sense of social justice. These tunes should be popular at Jewish camps; one can hear a busload of campers singing the exuberant "Carry that Rock." The gentle, joyful "Blessing," with its cycle-of-life theme, is an obvious wedding song. Budin's voice frequently recalls the gruff fluency of Gordon Lightfoot on tunes like the pensive "Edge of the Ocean," which he describes in liner notes as a "social justice call to action song" with lyrics like "We've marched the streets of Selma, Alabama/have we walked those many miles just to stop?" The theme re-appears on "Every Step a Prayer" which draws parallels between Jewish and African-American journeys to freedom, and by extension, all such journeys. The well-paced disc's 12 tracks balance sparse, quiet tracks like "Fire" with uptempo tunes like the celebratory "Huruach" and the triumphant "Let It Burn."— Anastasia Pantsios, Cleveland Free TimesBudin is a singer-songwriter of deep faith and conviction. He’s also a solid musician with a gift for marrying words to music. This collection of songs has an easy folk/country sway to it, bringing to mind a sort of Steve Earle of Jewish mysticism. He’s surrounded himself with some of Northeast Ohio’s finest musicians, including members of the Prayer Warriors, Harmonia’s Walt Mahovlich, and go-to-guy for hot sax licks Norm Tischler. The production value is crisp and clean, keeping Budin’s strong yet sensitive ...
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Little is known about Al Wichard, even by R&B researchers. But he did issue a few singles on the Modern label in the late '40s as the leader of small groups. It took some doing to get an entire 24-track CD together for Cake Walkin', as no less than two-thirds of it is previously unreleased, with a handful of issued singles getting fleshed out with a passel of outtakes and alternate takes. Wichard's Modern recordings are less notable for the drummer himself than the featured singers and some of the sidemen, as Jimmy Witherspoon takes lead vocals on about half the sides, and pianist Jay McShann and guitarist Pee Wee Crayton are sometimes heard in the band. As Wichard himself doesn't sing and uses different musicians, there isn't as much stylistic unity to the tracks (a few of which are instrumental) as there could be. But they do hang together, as all of them are pretty typical examples of just-post-war West Coast R&B, with the R&B still possessing many lingering elements of swing jazz. It's solid stuff, but not material that sticks out within its genre as something special or exceptional, even as regards the contributions of Witherspoon, McShann, and Crayton. The 1949 instrumental single "Boogie Woogie Basement"/"Boogie Woogie Upstairs" is certainly the one that looks forward most strongly to the leaner and more cutting ...
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