Showing posts with label Håkon Høye. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Håkon Høye. Show all posts

Thursday, August 31, 2017

Håkon Høye - 'Bout Time

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 38:32
Size: 88.2 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2013
Art: Front

[4:43] 1. Made That Way
[3:43] 2. Hoodoo Party
[3:31] 3. Hooked
[3:29] 4. Move A Little Closer aka Bo’s Groove
[2:54] 5. Spicy Tuna
[2:59] 6. Travelin
[3:36] 7. That Girl
[2:43] 8. I Got Fever
[3:36] 9. Hard To Please
[3:18] 10. Don’t Know Where She Went
[3:54] 11. Wayfarer Blues

Håkon Høye - Guitar & Vocals; Per Tobro - Bass; Robban Skoglund - Drums; Kasper Værnes - Saxophone; Moten Bessesen - Organ; Daniel Rossing - Piano; Martin Windstad - Percussion; Sindre Blostrupmoen - Trumpet.

European blues artists, particularly those from Scandinavia, are well and truly among the genre’s leading exponents these days and this band is on par with the best of them. For those of you not familiar with Håkon Høye, he's the axe-man, songwriter and producer for Billy T Band who won the Norwegian Grammy (Spellemannprisen) for best blues album in 2010 and 2012. The songs here reflect Håkon's different sources of inspiration - from Lightnin' Hopkins, New Orleans funk to down home blues to rock & soul. The omnipresent blues feeling is the backbone of these songs. Håkon has produced a wonderful recording that should end up on everyone's shelf.

'Bout Time

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Håkon Høye & The Honeytones - 'Bout Time

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 38:24
Size: 87.9 MB
Styles: West Coast blues
Year: 2013
Art: Front

[4:40] 1. Made That Way
[3:40] 2. Hoodoo Party
[3:32] 3. Hooked
[3:29] 4. Move A Little Closer aka Bo's Groove
[2:54] 5. Spicy Tuna
[2:59] 6. Travelin'
[3:36] 7. That Girl
[2:43] 8. I Got Fever
[3:36] 9. Hard To Please
[3:17] 10. Don't Know Where She Went
[3:54] 11. Wayfarer Blues

Haakon Hoeye was born in Oslo Norway and was raised in the smalltown of Tynset where he grew up with a father playing the clarinet and accordion. At the age of nine he started out on saxophone and picked up the guitar in his early teens. The blues has always been one of his main influences and he’s been an important figure in the Norwegian blues community the last 15 years and gained quite a reputation as a guitarist, singer and producer.

Since the early 2000s he’s been working regularly with Bill Trioiani in different bands that grew out of the scene around the “Muddy Waters” club in Oslo. He has had the opportunity to back up artist like Mitch Kashmar, Kid Ramos, Jackie Payne, Nappy Brown and Tad Robinson. In 2008 he played together with Billy T on Louisiana Red’s critically acclaimed release, “Back to the Black Bayou”; nominated by The Blues Foundation for two Blues Music Awards in 2010.

'Bout Time