Size: 100,2 MB
Time: 41:20
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2006
Styles: Blues Soul, Rockin' Blues
Art: Front
01. Ain't Love A Funny Thing (3:36)
02. Sittin' Here Waitin' (2:45)
03. Salty Cheek (3:41)
04. Moving Day (Feat. Elvis Costello) (4:43)
05. Two Time Loser (Feat. Nick Lowe & Jim Keltner) (3:24)
06. Let's Walk (4:17)
07. Little Lost Lamb (3:38)
08. Let's Rock (Feat. Bill Kirchen) (4:03)
09. Pianolude (0:46)
10. I've Got Work To Do (3:03)
11. Old Fashion (3:45)
12. Satisfied Mind (Feat. Bill Kirchen, Jim Keltner & Nick Lowe) (3:34)
Austin de Lone is a musician (keyboards), songwriter and producer who lives in the SF Bay area.
Costello, Lowe and dieselbilly guitar king Billy Kirchen of the Moonlighters make guest appearances, but de Lone did most of the keyboards, guitars and vocals.
Costello, Lowe and dieselbilly guitar king Billy Kirchen of the Moonlighters make guest appearances, but de Lone did most of the keyboards, guitars and vocals.
Soul Blues
Size: 105,5 MB
Time: 44:48
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1991
Styles: Pub Rock, Blues Rock
Art: Front
01. Blithe'd Ale Boogie (0:50)
02. Deeper Well (With Vicki Randle) (3:48)
03. Little Bitty Record (With A Great Big Hole) (With Nick Lowe) (3:21)
04. Big Big Fun (With Bill Kirchen) (3:59)
05. Visions Of Johanna (9:13)
06. No Money (With Nick Lowe) (3:47)
07. Done Doin' Good (3:46)
08. The Beaver Strut (3:35)
09. Louise (4:38)
10. My Baby, My Baby (2:32)
11. Put Your Wig Back On (1:20)
12. For Lesley (3:54)
As the punning title suggests, Austin DeLone's long-awaited solo debut DeLone at Last has been a long time in the making. Judging from the sound of the record, it's hard to see why this album took so long -- after all, it's just the pub rock that he nearly invented with Eggs Over Easy -- but that's not a knock against the record. DeLone's music is pleasant, laidback, country-tinged rock & roll with a slight blues influence. There aren't any truly knockout songs, but it's far from a bad album, and it has an unassuming charm all its own. (Nick Lowe and Bill Kirchen both make cameos on the album.) ~Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine
DeLone At Last