Frank Biner - Frankie B. is Back in Town

Size: 305 MB
Time: 45:26
File: Flac
Released: 1998
Styles: Blues
Art: Front

1. Like a Kid in a Candystore (3:37)
2. Frankie B. is Back in Town (3:10)
3. It's nice to see you again (4:42)
4. Barely hangin' in (3:14)
5. I plead Insanity (4:12)
6. Try a Little Tenderness (4:10)
7. 8 miles from Oakland (4:20)
8. Diamond Billy's Uptown Bar - B - Que (3:31)
9. I'm guilty (of loving you) (3:56)
10. Little Money (3:59)
11. Ain't none so blind (3:40)
12. Let's twist (2:48)

First-class singer and even better guitarist. Blues funky and absolutely danceable. Unfortunately, Frank Biner passed away far too early (2001 at 50). He recorded three of his four albums in Germany. With the support of German blues musicians: Tommy Schneller, Jan Hirte and many more, this was his second album recorded in Germany. A first-class blues album

Frankie B. is Back in Town FLAC

---

Frank Biner - Time To Move On

Size: 124,7 MB
Time: 53:09
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1996
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Soul
Art: Full

01. Time To Move On (2:33)
02. She's Evil (Bad News) (5:32)
03. Footloose And Fancyfree (3:33)
04. Booze Breath Woman (3:30)
05. Keepin' Bad Company (5:18)
06. E'nuff Is E'nuff (4:02)
07. Jump This Morning (2:37)
08. Cologne Blues (3:33)
09. Thangs Just Happen That Way (Feat. Angela Brown) (4:27)
10. Slenda Brenda (4:20)
11. It's Easy To Get The Blues (3:41)
12. 19 Years Old (5:00)
13. Call My Brother (3:52)
14. Let Tommy Blow (1:04)

Frank Biner, a “body and soul” bluesman grew up in the blues clubs of California, being a background singer of the group Tower of Power and a successful composer (among his songs the hit “Simple as that” for Huey Lewis). Together with the FIRST CLASS BLUESBAND he mainly sings and plays his own songs on “Time To Move On” and fascinates his audience with a charismatic performance that is outstanding for a white blues-singer.

Time To Move On

---