Ashford Gordon - Somewhere Down The Line

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 40:04
Size: 91.7 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2000
Art: Front

[2:42] 1. Louise
[4:00] 2. Out On The Pier
[4:51] 3. Not Another Fool
[4:14] 4. Heartache & Breakup
[3:34] 5. The Boss Is Always Smiling
[5:08] 6. Alabama Blues
[4:19] 7. Jerry Ain't Around
[2:47] 8. Mrs. Parker's View
[4:09] 9. Somewhere Down The Line
[4:15] 10. Low Pressure

Out of the Hill country of Northeastern Mississippi through the ‘50s Rhythm & Blues of the Pruitt-Igoe Projects of St. Louis, nurtured in the Blues and Gospel of his teen years in the San Francisco Bay Area, Ashford Gordon bears the standard for Contemporary Blues with a pedigree for the deep Blues of his birthplace in Starkville, Mississippi.

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The Ashford Gordon Band - Nothin' But Trouble

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 49:46
Size: 113.9 MB
Styles: West Coast blues, Electric blues
Year: 1996
Art: Front

[3:49] 1. Ride With Me
[3:58] 2. Mary, Mary
[4:39] 3. Fool Is Gone
[2:47] 4. Story To Tell
[5:17] 5. Blues In My Heart
[4:05] 6. Nothing To Suspect
[3:37] 7. Hophead
[5:13] 8. Please Come Home
[4:56] 9. Gotta Be A Reason
[5:28] 10. Words (To Love)
[3:44] 11. Nothin' But Trouble
[2:07] 12. Bud Says (That's Just The Way It Is)

A singer-songwriter gifted with a ringing baritone-bass voice, Ashford Gordon has appeared with various artists nationwide over the past three decades including the late Louisiana "Guitar" Red, his mentor, Joe Houston, Eric Burdon, Roy Gaines, Robert "Jr." Lockwood and Jackie Lomax, the first artist signed to the Beatles Apple Records label. Ashford has been favorably compared to Robert Cray and as a writer offers a contemporary take on electric blues. Owing to his living in Northern California for more than 20 years, his music has some of the flavor of both San Francisco and Santa Cruz.

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