Size: 124,1 MB
Time: 53:46
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2001
Styles: Blues
Art: Full
1. Sleepy (3:33)
2. Midnight (4:02)
3. Glad To Be Back (4:22)
4. Miniskirt (4:30)
5. When You Move You Lose (5:35)
6. Baby Let Me Come Back (2:55)
7. Won't Be Gettin' None Tonight (5:53)
8. Shake It (4:17)
9. Build A Fire (4:56)
10. Plan B (4:13)
11. Got To Be Some Changes Made (4:33)
12. Girl What's Wrong (4:52)
The King Brothers are no strangers to the blues. With Lee on guitar and lead vocals, and Sam on drums, the siblings have an accumulated experience that spans fifty years. Raised in the San Francisco Bay area during the prolific 1960's, the brothers were influenced by singer Jimmy McCracklin, who lived across the street, and inspired them to take up music. The both played with Albert King, and The Texas Cannonball, Freddy King, is a second cousin so they carry on the distinctive name with honor and pride. They have released three albums: "Turnin' Up the Heat" (1997), "Mo' Heat" (2001) and "Get Up And Shake It" (2016).
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
(For personnel details, see artwork included.)
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