Plug It In! Turn It Up! Electric Blues - The Definitive Collection, Pt. 4: 1970-2005 CD

Plug It In! Turn It Up! Electric Blues - The Definitive Collection, Pt. 4: 1970-2005 buy CD music This 1957 release features Neal Hefti's arrangements and the ever-exciting sound of what became known as the Second Testament Basie Band (the first having featured Lester Young, Herschel Evans, Dicky Wells et al). The album opens with a fiery version of "The Kid from Red Bank"; other highlights include "Whirly-Bird" and "Teddy the Toad." As usual, Count Basie's stride-inflected piano style and the brass section's sudden, sharp stabs help define the band's sound. The COMPLETE ATOMIC BASIE isn't just about screaming high notes and blistering scale flourishes though; subtlety and dynamic variety characterize several charts. We hear this best in the reeds' lilting swing on "Midnite Blue," and in the quiet, mellow groove of "Li'l Darlin'"; the sparseness of the latter's arrangement highlights the often-neglected guitarist Freddie Green's inimitable strumming. One of Basie's finest albums, THE COMPLETE ATOMIC BASIE is a swinging gem. Recorded at Capitol Studios, New York, New York between October 21 & 22, 1957. Includes liner by Barry Ulanov & Michael Cuscuna. Personnel: Count Basie (piano); Joe Williams (vocals); Freddie Green (guitar); Joe Newman (trumpet); Henry Coker, Al Grey, Benny Powell (trombone); Sonny Payne (drums). Personnel: Count Basie (piano); Joe Williams (vocals); Wendell Culley, Snooky Young, Thad Jones, Joe Newman (trumpet); Henry Coker, Al Grey, Benny Powell (trombone); Marshall Royal, Frank Wess, Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, Frank Foster, Charles Fowlkes (reeds); Freddie Green (guitar); Eddie Jones (bass); ...

Plug It In! Turn It Up! Electric Blues - The Definitive Collection, Pt. 4: 1970-2005 songs Delta Bound celebrates Mississippi Heat's 20th year of creating wonderful blues music and their 10th recording! Fourteen original songs, twelve by leader and harmonica player Pierre Lacocque, and two written and/or arranged by lead vocalist Inetta Visor. Liner Note Author: David Whiteis. Recording information: Blade Studios, Shreveport, LA (03/13/2012/03/14/2012); Riverside Studio, Chicago (03/13/2012/03/14/2012); Blade Studios, Shreveport, LA (06/20/2012); Riverside Studio, Chicago (06/20/2012). Personnel: Inetta Visor (vocals); Giles Corey, Billy Satterfield (guitar); Pierre Lacocque (harmonica); Chris "Hambone" Cameron (piano, Clavinet, Hammond b-3 organ, Wurlitzer organ, keyboards); Johnny "Fingers" Iguana (keyboards); Kenny Smith (drums). Audio Mixer: Michael Freeman.

Plug It In! Turn It Up! Electric Blues - The Definitive Collection, Pt. 4: 1970-2005 album for sale Track Listing of songs: Till Dawn Of The Dooms Day; Grotesque Messiah; Carpet Of Bones; In Bloody Sewage; Corpsegrinder;

Plug It In! Turn It Up! Electric Blues - The Definitive Collection, Pt. 4: 1970-2005 CD music Track Listing of songs: Light up My World; Tell Me Why; Please Be Mine; Girl For Me; Cry Freedom; That's All Right; Feline Blues; Rain on My Parade; Rumble; Maybellene; Bassik E; Anything It Takes;

Plug It In! Turn It Up! Electric Blues - The Definitive Collection, Pt. 4: 1970-2005 buy CD music Don't Be Scared, It's About Life is the break-out album by French industrial artist Chrysalide which had more underground buzz in 2011 when it was originally released than most albums on big labels. The album was put out on the artist's own imprint, Audiotrauma, after which Chrysalide played tons of shows, and enjoyed the status of 2011's best CD that no one wrote about. The album now gets a deluxe re-release on Artoffact, complete with a 12 page booklet and 5 bonus tracks, remastered and with new cover art. 22 tracks of some of the most intense industrial music you've ever heard. Directors: Arco Trauma; Yoann Amnesy; Syco Trauma. Personnel: Arco Trauma, Syco Trauma (vocals). Audio Mixer: Arco Trauma.

Plug It In! Turn It Up! Electric Blues - The Definitive Collection, Pt. 4: 1970-2005 songs When conflict and tension exist between two forces it's necessary to find a poet. A person who gives meaning and voice to suffering is one who restores dignity to those on the frontline. Travis Reitsma through his album Outside the Factory Gates has accomplished just that. The album is rooted in folk, not only through its style but through its message, even featuring the song Union Burial Ground by Woody Guthrie. To have a local musician focus on a significant issue and not their ex is refreshing. In the song Willistead Park Reitsma writes, "Newspaper man with a pen in his hand, cries 'wolf' in the notes he writes down/In the name of the mayor and all the naysayers render all of their hands tightly bound." The album is finely crafted with the assistance of Johnny West. The first song, Factory Gates, and the last song, Neodepression, almost fall apart at times but find a way to persevere, nicely framing the album. While all the songs have an acoustic guitar foundation, West's influence is evident with the diverse range of instruments featured on the album such as the Wurlitzer piano, harmonica, banjo, ukelele and glockenspiel, just to name a few. Recording information: POD Studios, Minneapolis, MN; Timares Stuiods, Los Angeles, CA; VanderDecken Studios, Minneapolis, MN. Photographer: Cat Matheny. Personnel: Lojo Russo (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Dylan Hatch (vocals, percussion); Dayna Jean Wolter (vocals); Trevor Hartman (accordion); Scott Keever (keyboards); Peter Copeland (Chapman stick); David B. Smith (drums). Liner Note Author: Lojo Russo.