Size: 180,5 MB
Time: 78:27
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2019
Styles: Blues
Art: Full
1. Where The F*ck Is My Truck (2:22)
2. Daddy Why Don't You Teach Me How To Play The Blues (8:50)
3. Tears Ain't Fun (5:08)
4. Tennessee Whiskey (8:56)
5. Sweet Lover (4:50)
6. Our Fire Still Burns On (8:57)
7. The Mirrored Mask (4:33)
8. Mean Man (4:14)
9. Strange Fruit (7:12)
10. Proud Mary (6:51)
11. I Won't Complain (10:17)
12. Play (6:12)
The Dave Warmerdam Band is a group of young musicians, who in their relatively short existence – the band was founded in 2017 – have already made quite a splash. At the end of 2017 their first CD 'A Tribute To The Masters Of The Blues' was released, which has now been followed by 'Play'. The band consists of new singer Janne Timmer, guitarist Sonny Ray van den Berg, bassist Lars Hoogland, drummer Rick van de Voort and namesake Dave Warmerdam on piano and Hammond. Last year the band won the Dutch Blues Challenge and recently they represented our country at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis.
On November 24, 2019, the band was at JJ Music House in Zoetermeer where recordings were made, twelve of which have appeared on this CD. It starts with the fun 'Where The F*ck Is My Truck' with only Janne's vocals and Dave's piano. A song in which she sings that she can no longer find her truck because of the many glasses of whiskey. This is followed by 'Daddy Why Don't You Teach Me How To Play The Blues', a beautiful blues ballad. The rest of the CD takes the listener through a mixture of blues, rock, soul and country.
(Note: The band recently changed their name to Harlem Lake.)
On November 24, 2019, the band was at JJ Music House in Zoetermeer where recordings were made, twelve of which have appeared on this CD. It starts with the fun 'Where The F*ck Is My Truck' with only Janne's vocals and Dave's piano. A song in which she sings that she can no longer find her truck because of the many glasses of whiskey. This is followed by 'Daddy Why Don't You Teach Me How To Play The Blues', a beautiful blues ballad. The rest of the CD takes the listener through a mixture of blues, rock, soul and country.
(Note: The band recently changed their name to Harlem Lake.)
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