Enrico Crivellaro Discography of CDs

Track Listing of songs: Speedin; Mosquito Bite; Wally's March; Boom Bello; West 43rd St. Blues; Cherokee; Frankie Lee Goes Uptown; Banana Boogaloo; A-Level; Sugar;

Freewheelin' is the brand new all instrumental Guitar Blues album from Enrico Crivellaro one of this generation's most talented guitarists." Enrico Crivellaro's guitar playing is funky,tasty and inspired, with soul ...

Enrico Crivellaro CD discography A former protege of Ronnie Earl, Duke Robillard and Kenny Burrell, Enrico Crivellaro has developed a refined yet explosive Guitar style, becoming the favorite guitarist of several historic bands: Lester ...

Enrico Crivellaro albums A former student of Ronnie Earl, Duke Robillard and Kenny Burrell, Enrico Crivellaro has developed a refined yet explosive guitar style, becoming a favorite guitarist for several historic blues, swing, ...

Enrico Crivellaro albums In jazz circles, the electric Hammond B-3 organ is still closely identified with the soul-jazz/hard bop of Jimmy Smith and his disciples (who have included Richard "Groove" Holmes, Shirley Scott, ...

Enrico Crivellaro CD discography Track Listing of songs: Speedin; Mosquito Bite; Wally's March; Boom Bello; West 43rd St. Blues; Cherokee; Frankie Lee Goes Uptown; Banana Boogaloo; A-Level; Sugar;

Enrico Crivellaro music CDs A follow up to 2002's highly successful Santa's Got Mojo - An Electro-Fi Christmas Blues Celebration. Vol 2. continues the tradition with 11 superb original and classic holiday recordings from ...

Enrico Crivellaro discography Live Recording Personnel includes: Janiva Magness, Jeff Turmes, Enrico Crivellaro, Ed Mann, Kid Ramos, Karen Hammack, Red Young.

Enrico Crivellaro songs Legendary Blues singer FINIS TASBY'S has paid his dues many times over and his Electro-Fi debut should garner him the acclaim he so richly deserves. The Texas born, California based ...

Lonesome Moon Trance CD James Harman Recording information: Peace In The Valley, Arleta, CA. Photographer: Larry Williams . Unknown Contributor Role: Alan "Big Al" West. Personnel: James Harman (vocals, harmonica, shaker); Robert Charles ...

Audio Mixers: Phil Rockhold; Vinnie Santino. Recording information: Hi-Fi Bar, Melbourne, Australia (10/29/2000). Photographer: Vinnie Santino. Royal Crown Revue: Veikko Lepisto (bass instrument); Daniel Glass , Eddie Nichols, Mando Dorame, Scott Steen. Personnel: Eddie ...

Track Listing of songs: Alligator' Shack; Too Rid Who; Wiseguys; Hollywood Boulevard; Carrie; Pop Corn Jack; Why You Leave Me Like This;

Personnel: Enrico Crivellaro (guitar); Roel Spanjers (piano).

James Harman is incapable of making a bad album. Here, as in any of his previous releases, his vocals and harmonica playing are prominently featured. His writing is better than average, and he portrays the common themes of the blues in a collection of songs about gambling and love. His full, Southern gospel-inflected vocals are always a treat to listen to, and he plays electrified harp in the Little Walter style with the best of them. As always, his choice of sidemen, ...