Kyle Yardley - More To Come... EP

Year: 2017
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 24:32
Size: 56,7 MB
Styles: Electric blues, harmonica blues
Scans: Full

1. You Changed Your Mind (6:28)
2. Part Time Lover (3:28)
3. Wasting My Time (5:43)
4. Drink A Little Alcohol (2:35)
5. Half Past Six (Live) (6:16)

Originally from the St. Louis metro East region, Kyle Yardley has performed at all the top blues clubs in St. Louis, Missouri and central Illinois. Yardley now resides in Savannah, Georgia and performs regularly up and down the South East coast. With a harmonica style reminiscent of the early electric Chicago blues, and a voice suited for a deep south juke joint, Yardley has certainly made a name for himself from St. Louis to Savannah.

Yardley released his first EP "More to Come…" in April 2017, and quickly followed up with his first studio album "Juke Joint Boogie" in June 2017. In November 2019, Yardley releases the single "Country Girl" from his album "St. Louis to Savannah", and followed up with the full album release in March 2020.

Yardley’s other notable achievements include winning the 2017 and 2018 overall championship of the Greater Southeastern Harmonica Championships, held annually at the historic Bradford Blues Club in Tallahassee, Florida. Yardley also won the 2017 overall championship of the Florida Harmonica Championships held annually at the Beachside Tavern in New Smyrna Beach, Florida.

More To Come... mc
More To Come... zippy

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Kyle Yardley - St. Louis To Savannah

Size: 111,1 MB
Time: 48:10
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2020
Styles: Chicago Blues, Harmonica Blues
Art: Front

01. She Left Me (4:39)
02. I Love You (4:42)
03. Country Girl (7:51)
04. That Ain't Right (4:28)
05. Going To St. Louis (5:01)
06. Little Girl (5:16)
07. Half Past Six (3:57)
08. Savannah Georgia Women (3:41)
09. Island Breeze (4:01)
10. Country Girl (Alternate Version) (4:30)

Kyle Yardley, a Savannah Georgia blues vocalist and harmonica player joins up with St. Louis musicians, guitarist Aaron Griffin, seasoned touring and studio drummer Rob Lee, bassist/multi-instrumentalist Paul Niehaus IV and new comer, guitarist Andrew Bochantin to put together this lively combination of blues songs reminiscent to Muddy Waters, Eddie Taylor, Little Walter and the likes! Special guest appearances by St. Louis blues/rock/soul singer Brother Jefferson on the track "Going to St. Louis" and The world wide west side guitar man, Johnny Burgin laying down the sweet licks on the track "Little Girl" which was also featured on the St. Louis Blues Society compilation album 17 in 17.

St. Louis To Savannah

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Kyle Yardley - Juke Joint Boogie

Size: 99,1 MB
Time: 34:02
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Chicago Blues
Art: Front

01. Juke Joint Boogie (2:18)
02. Long Brown Hair (5:14)
03. Treat You Like A Queen (5:24)
04. I Need Your Love (4:26)
05. Fool For Loving You (3:26)
06. High Maintenance Woman (3:34)
07. Let's Get Drunk (2:57)
08. You Were Crying When You Left Me (6:39)

Kyle Yardley - Vocals/Harmonica
Elliot Sowell - Guitar
Jon Wilson - Bass Guitar
Bill Edwards - Drums
*Tom Maloney - Rhythm Guitar on High Maintenance Woman

The title of this album sets the tone for what you'd expect to find at a hole in the wall dive bar with a hot blues band cranking up on the stage....Juke Joint Boogie! Kyle Yardley with the lyrics of a bluesman who's paid his dues in life along with dirty blues harmonica leads the band. Texas guitar slinger, Elliot Sowell lends the raw, greasy guitar to accent every word of Kyle's stories of the blues. Jon Wilson on bass guitar, locked in with Bill Edwards on drums to form a solid rhythm section. St. Louis blues musician, Tom Maloney was called in to put some smooth rhythm guitar on the track "High Maintenance Woman". A well rounded, eight tracks of blues that will make anyone want to boogie until the sun comes up.

Note: Sound frequencies say this is a low bitrate rip. Ripped from a flac copy bought at CDBaby, that have the same low frequencies. Sounds really nice.

Juke Joint Boogie

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