Time: 59:24
File: Flac
Released: 1993
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
1. I'm Just Not The Man I Used To Be (6:01)
2. I'm Gonna Leave You Woman (Before I Commit A Crime) (4:42)
3. Bad Start (3:06)
4. Rio Blues (6:06)
5. What The Hell You Want To Lie To Me For? (2:57)
6. Crossroad Blues (2:24)
7. Can't Get Next To You (4:26)
8. You Better Come Into My Kitchen (3:54)
9. Xenophobia Blues (2:35)
10. House Of The Rising Sun (4:14)
11. Riot On Time (4:40)
12. Get It On (3:44)
13. Paying Dues (3:58)
14. Rolling On (3:27)
15. Ain't Superstitious (3:02)
As well as being available for solo bookings, Adrian Burns is a member of MTB featuring, alongside himself: Henry Thomas and Jim Mullen. Throughout Europe, Adrian is considered to be one of the most exciting performers around today. In 1969, while living in his native America, Adrian opened shows for Neil Young and Ritchie Havens on the East Coast which led to a European tour in 1971 with other 'young talents'. The tour took him through Germany, Holland, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland and Scandinavia and provided the incentive for him to remain in Europe.
Late 1972 saw him as a member of a band called 'Talisman' in Germany which opened shows for Alexis Korner, Little Richard, Vinegar Joe, Curved Air and Marmalade to name just a few. He also had the chance to play with Champion Jack Dupree.
Adrian moved to England in 1974 and a year later, signed a contract with Splash Records , who released thru EMI two singles (soul oriented) and an album thru PYE in 1976. That same year saw him join Jimmy James & the Vagabonds.
From 1979, Adrian's style began to emerge as he performed with musical friends from different backrounds such as Jim Mullen, Sally Barker, Tommy Chase and Mick Pini.
1988 found him touring in France after he starred in an award winning television commercial for the Bresse Bleu Fromageries in France.
Adrian has toured through Europe as well as Asia and the U.S.
He has and continues to play in many Festivals and has shared the stage with such artists as B.B. King, Luther & Bernard Allison, Robert Cray, Charlie Musselwhite, Nils Lofgrin,The Dubliners, Hans Theesink, The Ford Blues Band, Marva Wright, Louisiana Red, Otis Grand,Roy Rodgers, Johnny Mars, Gregg Wright, The Big Town Playboys,Woody Mann, Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings, John Renbourne, Vin Garbutt, Show of Hands and many others. Adrian is featured on the Rhythm Kings Album (2000) "Groovin" (he sings the opening track), and on the new album (released April 2001) "Double Bill" and has toured with them throughout the U.K. during the past two years.
He has made nine albums and has averaged over 200 concerts per year for the past ten years.
For the past six years, Adrian has gained fame as a solo artist, both for his fabulous voice and for his incredible acoustic work. He has garnered praise for his compositions and for the originality of his interpretations of songs by Hendrix, Sting, Lennon/McCartney, Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters and many others.
Adrian has also been voted 'Acoustic Artist of the Year' 1999 & 2000 (and runner-up by three votes in 2001) by the British Blues Connection and Blueprint Magazine.
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