Showing posts with label Erin Mulrooney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Erin Mulrooney. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 3, 2020

Erin & The Backwoods Blues Project - Shake A Little Sugar

Size: 79,2 MB
Time: 34:03
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2020
Styles: Chicago Blues, Rockin' Blues
Art: Front

01. Shake A Little Sugar (3:10)
02. Find You A Job (2:44)
03. Home Wreckin' Hussy (3:24)
04. Missisippi Mama (5:18)
05. So Satisfied (2:45)
06. You Can Have My Husband (3:39)
07. Driving Wheel (4:17)
08. Sunday Kinda Blues (2:42)
09. Dirty Dog Blues (3:15)
10. Shotgun And Radio (2:45)

Erin Mulrooney (sings and shakes things), a native of the Philadelphia area, began singing as a young child in church choir and in elementary school chorus. Soon she was performing in a rock band covering a wide variety of 70s and 80s music. After a 25-year hiatus from performing, Erin was drawn back into her passion while living in Chicago.

While in Chicago (2008-2016), Erin regularly performed with many well-known Chicago blues musicians in multiple venues, including Rosa's Lounge, Buddy Guys Legends, The House of Blues, River Roast, Smoke Daddy, Jimmy's Woodlawn Tap, and The Underground Wonder Bar. Erin recorded an EP with some of her favorite Chiago musicians - There’s Always a Reason. Erin is a devoted fan of blues, jazz, gospel, rock and New Orleans music, and is inspired by Irma Thomas, Dinah Washington, Ruth Brown, Nina Simone, Bertha Chippie Hill, Cleo Laine, Freddie King, Tom Petty, Patti Smith, Neil Young, Stevie Nicks, Carole King, Julia Rainer, Frank Zappa, Lee Dorsey, Linda Ronstadt, Aaron Neville, Alan Toussaint, and the list could go on and on and on...

Shake A Little Sugar

Thursday, June 23, 2016

Erin Mulrooney - There's Always A Reason

Size: 119 MB
Time: 20:56
File: FLAC
Released: 2016
Styles: Electric Blues, Dirty Blues
Art: Front

01. I Don't Want No Man (3:42)
02. Hip Shakin' Mama (4:57)
03. My Baby (4:49)
04. Can't Be Satisfied (3:59)
05. West Side Baby (3:28)

I have been described as singing "dirty girl" blues songs... (Irma Thomas's Hip Shakin' Mama is my theme song.) I'm inspired by blues from the 20s through the 60s, by both women and songs by men that can be well interpreted by a woman. Blues is full of double entendre and innuendo, is intelligent, sensual and fun. If it makes my hips move and shake, I usually want to sing it.

MC
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