Patrick Verbeke Discography of CDs

Patrick Verbeke CD discography Track Listing of songs: Le blues du bébé heureux; Slim et Mickey; La première dame; Mai 68; Sonny Boy; Ca roule; Blues in my Soul; Chanteur, presque plus rien; Ballade au pays du blues; Radio Show; ...

Patrick Verbeke CD discography Recorded from 1984 to 1994 during Luther's self-imposed exile years in Paris. 11 tracks, many previously unreleased, including 'Slippin' Away', 'I Know', 'Perfume & Grime' & 'Love Is Free'. Includes the bonus track 'I Know'. Ruf Records. 2002. In many cases, collections of musical odds and ends -- a live rarity here, an alternate take there -- can be uneven and inconsistent. And the people they're aimed at -- mainly diehard fans and serious collectors -- are willing to live with that. They have more than just a casual interest in the artist's work, and even the less-from-essential stuff excites and intrigues them. Assembled in 2002 -- five years after Luther Allison's death -- Pay It Forward is the sort of odds-and-ends collection that tends to appeal to diehard fans rather than casual listeners. This CD, which spans 1985-1996, contains an abundance of previously unreleased material and ranges from various live performances to an alternate version of the dark, brooding "Cherry Red Wine." Pay It Forward would probably interest obsessive collectors even if it was wildly inconsistent, but thankfully, these live and studio recordings are generally solid -- and some are even excellent. Although this CD doesn't limit ...

Patrick Verbeke albums Photographers: Dany Giorgetti; Russell Lee ; Dorothea Lange; Richard Wayne; Philippe Pierangeli; Carl Van Vechten; Alain Chassaing; Christian Grudzien; Duncan Long; Misha Chantereaux; Magie Noire. Personnel: Patrick Verbeke (dobro); Phil Bonin (ukulele); Jean-Jacques Milteau (harmonica); Tom McClung (piano). Recording information: Studio Ouistiti Music, Paris, France.

Patrick Verbeke music CDs Hand Me Down My Moonshine is a refreshing all-acoustic session from Allison that demonstrates a previously hidden side of his talent. Though there are some hard-rocking stomps, his playing reveals new grace and subtlety, making it a necessary purchase for all diehard fans. ~ Thom Owens Audio ...