Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 76:58
Size: 176.2 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2004
Art: Front
[5:03] 1. Your Right On
[4:02] 2. Cyclone Blues
[7:00] 3. Bluesville Station
[4:56] 4. I'm Crazy For You
[4:38] 5. Travellin' Time
[0:32] 6. Foot Peddle (Bathroom Banter)
[3:30] 7. Camp Of The Moon
[5:17] 8. Catch That Train
[3:59] 9. I Want To Get Off
[5:33] 10. Nip Me In The Bud
[5:39] 11. Leaving Bluesville
[5:32] 12. Never Give Up
[0:37] 13. It's Rockin'
[3:01] 14. A Change Comin'
[7:41] 15. You Can't Hide
[4:09] 16. Is It All Over
[3:58] 17. Keep On Rollin'
[1:44] 18. Cyclone Blues (Live And Distorted)
Working late into the night, rehearsing, hot, sweating over full tilt, screamin forty minute blues jam sessions. The "Keep On Rollin'" sessions of 2003 were the result of toned down versions of the bands' spur of the moment, have a good time, tongue in cheek, let's see what's happened in the world today songs. The residents of the normally quiet backhills and valleys of the Mudgeeraba hinterland in South East Queensland bunkers down and prepares itself for its weekly onslaught of Brad and the boys' grinding their way through their muddy valley boogie music.
"We bring the cat inside", says neighbour, Val Sutton, who along with husband, Roy, sit quietly in their lounge room, hold hands and wait for the sessions to begin. "The boys seem to be getting it together now", says Val, "On still nights the music fills the valley, that harmonica sound". "Bull shit, a bunch of forty somethin hippies with nothing better to do, too bloody loud", shouts husband, Roy. "I like 'em, they've got that something, there's that 'Crazy For You' song, it's lovely" confesses nearby resident, Jan Davies, who along with her sixteen year old son, Zane, have the pleasure, each week, to sit out on the back porch and listen to the boys going through their songs. Zane reckons, "They rock".
The lads at the Station enjoy the beer, bourbon and boogie nights, which is the prefered mix for their sessions. "You're Right On", the first track off the bands' second recording, "Keep On Rollin', The very best of Bluesville Station", sums up the impromptu style that band, harp player, Brad Palmer, enjoys. "Yeah, it's loose, it's live, honest and lots of fun", Palmer scribes thoughts of travel, trouble and emotions of the day as he hammers away riffs on his 72' fender strat and blows the cobwebs out of his harmonica. He twinges at the thought of positions as singer in the group, "I don't mind singing, I prefer playing, the boys help out with good harmonies". Paul and Dave blend well with Brad's rustic vocal, described as a mix of bluesbreaker John Mayall , Creedence John Fogerty with splashes of Young. Along with drummer, Paul Holmberg, bass player, David Master and guitar slinger, Lee Carroll, Palmer leads his merry men through stomps and romps that entertain both the band and the folk of the valley. The band are fortunate they play live, combining classic rock / blues covers such as "Crossroad Blues", "Parchment Farm", "Nine Below Zero" with their own brand of rockin swagger
"We bring the cat inside", says neighbour, Val Sutton, who along with husband, Roy, sit quietly in their lounge room, hold hands and wait for the sessions to begin. "The boys seem to be getting it together now", says Val, "On still nights the music fills the valley, that harmonica sound". "Bull shit, a bunch of forty somethin hippies with nothing better to do, too bloody loud", shouts husband, Roy. "I like 'em, they've got that something, there's that 'Crazy For You' song, it's lovely" confesses nearby resident, Jan Davies, who along with her sixteen year old son, Zane, have the pleasure, each week, to sit out on the back porch and listen to the boys going through their songs. Zane reckons, "They rock".
The lads at the Station enjoy the beer, bourbon and boogie nights, which is the prefered mix for their sessions. "You're Right On", the first track off the bands' second recording, "Keep On Rollin', The very best of Bluesville Station", sums up the impromptu style that band, harp player, Brad Palmer, enjoys. "Yeah, it's loose, it's live, honest and lots of fun", Palmer scribes thoughts of travel, trouble and emotions of the day as he hammers away riffs on his 72' fender strat and blows the cobwebs out of his harmonica. He twinges at the thought of positions as singer in the group, "I don't mind singing, I prefer playing, the boys help out with good harmonies". Paul and Dave blend well with Brad's rustic vocal, described as a mix of bluesbreaker John Mayall , Creedence John Fogerty with splashes of Young. Along with drummer, Paul Holmberg, bass player, David Master and guitar slinger, Lee Carroll, Palmer leads his merry men through stomps and romps that entertain both the band and the folk of the valley. The band are fortunate they play live, combining classic rock / blues covers such as "Crossroad Blues", "Parchment Farm", "Nine Below Zero" with their own brand of rockin swagger
Keep On Rollin' mc
Keep On Rollin' zippy
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 61:33
Size: 140.9 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2009
Art: Front
[3:03] 1. A Change Comin'
[5:06] 2. Why Me
[4:50] 3. I Been Thinkin'
[5:19] 4. She's Gone
[5:30] 5. Nip Me In The Bud
[5:26] 6. No Tango Dinero
[5:32] 7. Never Give Up
[5:01] 8. Your Right On
[7:01] 9. Goin' To Johanna
[4:56] 10. Crazy For You
[5:47] 11. Catch That Train
[3:55] 12. Keep On Rollin'
Bluesville Station have written and produced six independent rock / blues albums since their formation in a garage in the back hills of Mudgeeraba, South East Queensland in 1999.
'Ridin' The Warrego' was recorded and released in 2008 and is regularly featured on Blues and Roots radio programmes around Australia, Europe and the US. The title track from their 2006 album Keep On Rollin' was recently used in a television and media campaign for train travel throughout the state of Utah. The band is drummer and backing vocalist Paul Holmberg, guitarist Mark Buhmann, bassist Sugarcane Denford, guitar and harmonica player Brad Palmer
'Ridin' The Warrego' was recorded and released in 2008 and is regularly featured on Blues and Roots radio programmes around Australia, Europe and the US. The title track from their 2006 album Keep On Rollin' was recently used in a television and media campaign for train travel throughout the state of Utah. The band is drummer and backing vocalist Paul Holmberg, guitarist Mark Buhmann, bassist Sugarcane Denford, guitar and harmonica player Brad Palmer
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