Size: 184,7 MB
Time: 79:49
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2011
Styles: Blues
Art: Front
1. The Thrill Is Gone (7:56)
2. Friends (6:27)
3. Baby Please Come Home (3:08)
4. Howlin Wolf (5:03)
5. Trash Man Blues (4:54)
6. Voodoo Woman (6:22)
7. Livin' On The Borrowed Time (8:52)
8. I'm Ready (4:44)
9. You Don't Have To Go (5:55)
10. Ride With Your Daddy (8:09)
11. Share Croppers Blues (6:26)
12. I Ain't Drunk (5:54)
13. Mojo Workin' (5:53)
Dave Riley: Dave Riley born March 18, 1949 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, second born of 10 children. Dave learned music at a young age. By the age of nine he was playing for his parents (Willie and Maggie) family gospel group The Riley singers. In 1961 his family moved to Chicago where he fell in love with music playing gospel on Sunday mornings and blues at night. Dave caught the eye of several independent record labels around town and became a studio music playing for a lot of local acts. Dave was drafted into the army where he was stationed in Seattle Washington. He attended a show that featured local guitarist Jimi Hendrix, who became a major influence on his life.
Upon the end of his tour of duty in Vietnam. Dave came home and pick up where he left off playing around town sitting in with the likes of Muddy Waters, Eddie Shaw, Junior Wells, Howlin’ Wolf, and Buddy Guy. It wasn’t until Dave in the early 1990s, Dave returned back to his roots in the Delta where his name began to shine hooking up with Sam Carr, Frank Frost and Big Jack Johnson. After touring around the globe with the Jelly Roll Kings, Dave formed his own band in 1996, and has been picking and singing non-stop ever since. In 2000 and 2001 Riley released three albums, his first CD, Living on Borrowed Time, followed by Blues Across America-The Helena Scene, and Whiskey, Money, and Women.
In 2005 Riley came to Phoenix for a visit and decided it would be a good place to live. Since then, Riley has performed at the Rhythm Room, Pranksters Too, the Boondocks Lounge, the Peoria Municipal Complex, the Glendale Jazz & Blues Festival, the Mesa Arts Center, the Blues Blast at Margaret T. Hance Park, the Plaza Palomino Court Yard, the Live at the Library, the Bisbee Blues Festival, the Tucson High Magnet School (Tucson Spring Jam), Monterey Court, plus touring in the USA, Europe and South America. From 2007 to 2011, Riley released three critically acclaimed albums with Arizona harmonicist Bob Corritore; Travelin’ the Dirt Road, Lucky to be Living, and Hush Your Fuss!.
Bonny B.: Born in Cambodia under the name Su Pheaktra Bonnyface Chanmongkhon, Bonny B. arrived in Switzerland in 1979 at barely seven years old. His family fled to Fribourg to escape the Khmer Rouge, and nearly fifty years later, he has become a professional bluesman with an extraordinary musical career behind him.
Bonny B., singer and harmonica player, has carried his blues across European stages for more than half a century. Together with his brother Ice B on guitar, he has recorded around twenty albums, founded a harmonica school, and opened two clubs. He also created a blues festival while running his own online radio station. Alongside his brilliant artistic journey, he has introduced generations of secondary-school students throughout French-speaking Switzerland to the world of blues.
A certified pastry chef, Bonny B. began his pilgrimage to Chicago in 1998 - the Mecca of the blues - where he shared the stage with Buddy Guy, Louisiana Red, John Primer, Bob Margolin, Larry Garner, and Bob Stroger. In 2005, the ultimate recognition arrived: Claude Nobs, founder and director of the legendary Montreux Jazz Festival, invited him to perform alongside B.B. King. Since then, Bonny B. has played thousands of concerts in more than fifteen countries, participated in dozens of festivals, and led countless workshops.
Personnel: Dave Riley (vocals, guitar); Bonny B. (harmonica, cigarbox guitar); Ice B. (guitar, bass); Buddy B. (guitar); Cherry B. (bass); Speedy MJ (drums); Samuel Gex (harmonica track 10).
R.I.P. Dave Riley (March 18, 1949 - January 5, 2026)
Upon the end of his tour of duty in Vietnam. Dave came home and pick up where he left off playing around town sitting in with the likes of Muddy Waters, Eddie Shaw, Junior Wells, Howlin’ Wolf, and Buddy Guy. It wasn’t until Dave in the early 1990s, Dave returned back to his roots in the Delta where his name began to shine hooking up with Sam Carr, Frank Frost and Big Jack Johnson. After touring around the globe with the Jelly Roll Kings, Dave formed his own band in 1996, and has been picking and singing non-stop ever since. In 2000 and 2001 Riley released three albums, his first CD, Living on Borrowed Time, followed by Blues Across America-The Helena Scene, and Whiskey, Money, and Women.
In 2005 Riley came to Phoenix for a visit and decided it would be a good place to live. Since then, Riley has performed at the Rhythm Room, Pranksters Too, the Boondocks Lounge, the Peoria Municipal Complex, the Glendale Jazz & Blues Festival, the Mesa Arts Center, the Blues Blast at Margaret T. Hance Park, the Plaza Palomino Court Yard, the Live at the Library, the Bisbee Blues Festival, the Tucson High Magnet School (Tucson Spring Jam), Monterey Court, plus touring in the USA, Europe and South America. From 2007 to 2011, Riley released three critically acclaimed albums with Arizona harmonicist Bob Corritore; Travelin’ the Dirt Road, Lucky to be Living, and Hush Your Fuss!.
Bonny B.: Born in Cambodia under the name Su Pheaktra Bonnyface Chanmongkhon, Bonny B. arrived in Switzerland in 1979 at barely seven years old. His family fled to Fribourg to escape the Khmer Rouge, and nearly fifty years later, he has become a professional bluesman with an extraordinary musical career behind him.
Bonny B., singer and harmonica player, has carried his blues across European stages for more than half a century. Together with his brother Ice B on guitar, he has recorded around twenty albums, founded a harmonica school, and opened two clubs. He also created a blues festival while running his own online radio station. Alongside his brilliant artistic journey, he has introduced generations of secondary-school students throughout French-speaking Switzerland to the world of blues.
A certified pastry chef, Bonny B. began his pilgrimage to Chicago in 1998 - the Mecca of the blues - where he shared the stage with Buddy Guy, Louisiana Red, John Primer, Bob Margolin, Larry Garner, and Bob Stroger. In 2005, the ultimate recognition arrived: Claude Nobs, founder and director of the legendary Montreux Jazz Festival, invited him to perform alongside B.B. King. Since then, Bonny B. has played thousands of concerts in more than fifteen countries, participated in dozens of festivals, and led countless workshops.
Personnel: Dave Riley (vocals, guitar); Bonny B. (harmonica, cigarbox guitar); Ice B. (guitar, bass); Buddy B. (guitar); Cherry B. (bass); Speedy MJ (drums); Samuel Gex (harmonica track 10).
R.I.P. Dave Riley (March 18, 1949 - January 5, 2026)
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