Angela Brown & Jan Luley - Wings Of Blues

Size: 155.6 MB
Time: 66:44
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2004/2022
Styles: Piano Blues
Art: Front

01. St. James Infirmary Blues (5:51)
02. Jailhouse Blues (5:34)
03. Please Send Me Someone To Love (5:34)
04. Wild Turkey (4:56)
05. I'm A Fool (5:29)
06. Million Dollar Secret (5:41)
07. I Got A Good Thing (3:57)
08. Sunday Kind Of Love (5:34)
09. Can We Do That (4:17)
10. Oh, Daddy (4:38)
11. You Didn't Want What You Had (3:29)
12. Back Water Blues (7:07)
13. C.C. Rider (4:31)

Angela Brown is certainly a Blues Diva – "raucous, raunchy and rumbustious" are just some of the words used to describe this great singer. Born in Chicago, Illinois. Angela began her musical career by singing gospel music in church and performing with school choirs. And, although she was aware of the blues, she didn´t devote herself to singing them until around 1980, when she played the role of Gertrude “Ma” Rainey in a stage musical. Inspired by the music, she worked, honing her craft, in numerous Chicago blues clubs, often accompanied by pianists Little Brother Montgomery, Erwin Helfer or Lovie Lee, or sharing the stage with her music friends, the likes of Blind John Davis, Pinetop Perkins, B.B. King, Georgie Fame, Long John Baldry... the list goes on. Her Debut recordings were released by the Red Beans label in 1983, and the first album under her own name was made in 1987 for the German label, Schubert Records. She was dubbed "The Bessie Smith of the Eighties" and later the 90´s, a deserved title given her strong renditions of vaudeville blues material. Her powerful voice is also well-suited to more modern blues and jazz styles, becoming a popular attraction at festivals all over the world; not only vocally, but for her onstage presence and oomph!! Angela has been included in The Guinness Book, Who´s Who of Blues, and the new Virgin´s Encyclopedia of the Blues. Making her one of the few Living Legends in Blues Music today. Past years have seen Angela voted in France "International Chanteuse De L´Annee 1999", and in the U.K. "Overseas Female Artist of the Year" and her album Thinking Out Loud with her English band The Mighty 45s was runner up as the UK Album of the Year 2000. 2005 C.D. Release Angela Brown and Jan Luley´s Wings of Blues. 2006 sees the release of Angela and her favourite 4 piece band, The Mighty 45s, new C.D. In A Dangerous Mood.

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Angela Brown, Albert C.Humprey, Christian Christl - Breath Taking Boogie Shaking

Size: 98,5 MB
Time: 41:52
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1989
Styles: Piano Blues
Art: Full

01. Leave My Baby for Me (3:10)
02. Kitchen Man (3:42)
03. Let's Move Together (3:45)
04. Kansas City Blues (2:26)
05. St. James Infirmary (5:48)
06. Close My Eyes (2:54)
07. Lulu's Back In Town (2:36)
08. I've Got a Good Thing (3:39)
09. You Don't Love Me No More (5:47)
10. Breath Taking Boogie Shaking (3:04)
11. Wonderful World (4:55)

Personnel:
Angela Brown: Vocals
Albert C. Humphrey: Vocals
Christian Christl: Piano, Vocals

Recorded 4 & 5 September 1989 at Cosmic City Studios, Unterschleißheim.

In the teens, twenties and thirties, tent vaudeville shows were real famous. And in the shows they had always a music part. A blues an ballad piano player and a male or female singer.

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Angela Brown - Just Fabulous: Live In Concert

Size: 176,6 MB
Time: 76:15
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2020
Styles: Chicago Blues, Rockin' Blues
Art: Front

01. St James Infirmary (Live Edition) ( 7:39)
02. Jailhouse Blues (Live Edition) ( 4:23)
03. C.C.Rider (Live Edition) ( 4:57)
04. Ball And Chain (Live Edition) ( 8:13)
05. You Didn't Want What You Had (Live Edition) ( 4:18)
06. Rock Me (Live Edition) ( 4:49)
07. Sunday Kind Of Love (Live Edition) ( 6:26)
08. I Don't Want Maybe (Live Edition) ( 5:10)
09. Deja Vu (Live Edition) ( 3:24)
10. Backwater Blues (Live Edition) (12:14)
11. So Long Ago (Live Edition) ( 7:04)
12. Black Drawers (Live Edition) ( 7:32)

Chicago blues singer Angela Brown recorded in England in 1997. Considered one of the best blues singers of her generation, Angela has a superb voice that is equally at ease with classic as well as modern blues. With an electrifying stage presence, her performance runs from high octane to sheer emotion with a voice that is 'just fabulous'.

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VA - Artists Of StoMo: Blues & Boogie Artist Collection No. 05

Size: 164,8 MB
Time: 71:06
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2012
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front

01 Angela Brown - I've Got A Good Feeling (3:51)
02 Morblus - Better Half Of Me (4:15)
03 Crazy Hambones - Tijuana Jail (4:26)
04 Rag Doll - Prove It On Me Blues (3:25)
05 Mad Dawgs - Louisiana 1927 (6:35)
06 Steve 'Big Man' Clayton - Someday My Luck Is Gonna Change (3:09)
07 Angela Brown - You Didn't Want What You Had (3:24)
08 Streetrats - Dream A While (5:52)
09 Dave Moretti Blues Revue - One Way Ticket (3:41)
10 Little Willie Littlefield - Drifting Blues (4:43)
11 Vince Weber - Boogie Woogie Country Girl (4:10)
12 Jan Hirte's Blue Ribbon - All I Could Do Was Cry (3:22)
13 Peter Crow C. - You Got To Take Sick And Die One Of These Days (3:19)
14 Henning Pertiet - Meade's Special Tee (4:42)
15 Jan Preston - My Kinda Car (2:48)
16 Morblus - I Can't Go Wrong (5:01)
17 Calo Rapallo - Das Wrack In Der Bucht (4:16)

Artists Of StoMo: Blues & Boogie Artist Collection No. 05

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Angela Brown & The Mighty 45s - In A Dangerous Mood (Live)

Year: 2006
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 56:02
Size: 129,9 MB
Styles: Blues, soul, jazz
Scans: Full (signed)

1. I Can Stand A Little Rain (4:19)
2. CC Rider (3:55)
3. Either Way We Lose (4:06)
4. Why Does Everything Change (5:36)
5. People Will Be People (4:35)
6. What Condition My Condition Is In (4:16)
7. Sunday Kind Of Love (5:41)
8. Dangerous Mood (4:58)
9. I Want A Little Sugar In My Bowl (5:10)
10. Waiting For The Blues (3:57)
11. Bip Bam Thank You Ma'mm (4:56)
12. Glory Glory Halelulja (4:25)

Angela Brown is certainly a Blues Diva – "raucous, raunchy and rumbustious" are just some of the words used to describe this great singer. Born in Chicago, Illinois. Angela began her musical career by singing gospel music in church and performing with school choirs. And, although she was aware of the blues, she didn’t devote herself to singing them until around 1980, when she played the role of Gertrude "Ma" Rainey in a stage musical. Inspired by the music, she worked, honing her craft, in numerous Chicago blues clubs, often accompanied by pianists Little Brother Montgomery, Erwin Helfer or Lovie Lee, or sharing the stage with her music friends, the likes of ‘Blind’ John Davis, Pinetop Perkins, B.B. King, Georgie Fame, Long John Baldry ... the list goes on.

The Mighty 45s are a powerful, fusion of musical talent, crossing traditional musical boundaries and playing a seamless mix of blues, soul, rock and jazz in their own subtle, yet hard-hitting style. The recognition and respect for The Mighty 45s' musical integrity, is continually demonstrated by the demand for them to tour and record with American bluesmen Phillip Walker, Bo-Diddley, Sam Taylor, John Primer, Sherman Robertson, Jay Owens, Larry Garner, Lucky Peterson, The Memphis Horns and the irrepressible Chicago blues/gospel diva, Angela Brown.

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Angela Brown & Jan Luley - Wings Of Blues

Size: 152,7 MB
Time: 65:35
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2008
Styles: Piano Blues
Art: Front

01. Saint James Infirmary Blues (5:46)
02. Jailhouse Blues (5:28)
03. Please Send Me Someone To Love (5:27)
04. Wild Turkey (4:53)
05. I'm A Fool (5:23)
06. Million Dollar Secret (5:35)
07. I Got A Good Thing (3:52)
08. Sunday Kind Of Love (5:27)
09. Can We Do That (4:11)
10. Oh, Daddy (4:33)
11. You Didn't Want What You Had (3:24)
12. Back Water Blues (7:01)
13. C. C. Rider (4:29)

Angela Brown is certainly a Blues Diva – "raucous, raunchy and rumbustious" are just some of the words used to describe this great singer. Born in Chicago, Illinois. Angela began her musical career by singing gospel music in church and performing with school choirs. And, although she was aware of the blues, she didn´t devote herself to singing them until around 1980, when she played the role of Gertrude “Ma” Rainey in a stage musical. Inspired by the music, she worked, honing her craft, in numerous Chicago blues clubs, often accompanied by pianists Little Brother Montgomery, Erwin Helfer or Lovie Lee, or sharing the stage with her music friends, the likes of Blind John Davis, Pinetop Perkins, B.B. King, Georgie Fame, Long John Baldry... the list goes on. Her Debut recordings were released by the Red Beans label in 1983, and the first album under her own name was made in 1987 for the German label, Schubert Records. She was dubbed "The Bessie Smith of the Eighties" and later the 90´s, a deserved title given her strong renditions of vaudeville blues material. Her powerful voice is also well-suited to more modern blues and jazz styles, becoming a popular attraction at festivals all over the world; not only vocally, but for her onstage presence and oomph!! Angela has been included in The Guinness Book, Who´s Who of Blues, and the new Virgin´s Encyclopedia of the Blues. Making her one of the few Living Legends in Blues Music today. Past years have seen Angela voted in France "International Chanteuse De L´Annee 1999", and in the U.K. "Overseas Female Artist of the Year" and her album Thinking Out Loud with her English band The Mighty 45s was runner up as the UK Album of the Year 2000. 2005 C.D. Release Angela Brown and Jan Luley´s Wings of Blues. 2006 sees the release of Angela and her favourite 4 piece band, The Mighty 45s, new C.D. In A Dangerous Mood.

Wings Of Blues

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Angela Brown & The Mighty 45s - Thinking Out Loud

Size: 130,9 MB
Time: 56:01
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1998
Styles: Chicago Blues
Art: Full

01. Neighbour Neighbour (4:26)
02. Lay It On 'em Girls (4:50)
03. Let The Backdoor Hit Ya (4:33)
04. Blues On The Move (5:01)
05. I Intend To Take Your Place (6:31)
06. If That's The Way You Like It (4:03)
07. A Man Size Job (3:39)
08. Somebody's Been Cookin' (5:07)
09. Just Because The Package Is Open (4:32)
10. You Didn't Want What You Had (4:29)
11. Steppin' In The Shoes Of A Fool (4:42)
12. God Has Smiled On Me (4:05)

b. 1953, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Brown began her musical career by singing gospel music in church and although she was aware of the blues she did not sing them until around 1980, when she played the role of Gertrude ‘Ma’ Rainey in a stage musical. Following this, she worked in the numerous Chicago blues clubs, often accompanied by pianists Little Brother Montgomery or Erwin Helfer. Her debut recordings were released by the Red Beans label in 1983, and the first album under her own name was made in 1987 for the German label Schubert. Although she was dubbed ‘the Bessie Smith of the 80s’, a deserved title given her strong renditions of vaudeville blues material, her powerful voice is also well-suited to more modern blues styles. In the 90s she became a popular attraction at blues festivals all over the world. She was backed by English beat combo the Mighty 45s on 1999’s Thinking Out Loud. This recent work, although good, sounded a little too polished and clean. The unlikely, tranquil setting of Wisley, Surrey, England, may have had some unconscious effect on proceedings. Carey Bell added some fine harmonica throughout, and Willie Dixon’s voice was sampled on ‘Lay It On ‘Em Girls’.

Thanks to DrPeak.
Thinking Out Loud

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