Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 40:34
Size: 94,0 MB
Styles: R&B, rock & roll
Scans: Full
1. Got A Thing For You (2:17)
2. Same Old Nuthin' (2:43)
3. Ya Ya (3:24)
4. I Got My Eyes On You (2:12)
5. Hello Stranger (2:32)
6. Get It Over Baby (2:10)
7. Wilf's Wobble (4:26)
8. Boom Boom (Out Go The Lights) (2:28)
9. Summertime (3:40)
10. Mellow Down Easy (4:25)
11. Don't Let It Be In Vain (2:10)
12. Farther Up The Road (2:31)
13. Can't Stand It No More (3:07)
14. Shake It (2:23)
Under the pseudonym Howlin' Wilf, the artist now known as James Hunter shows that he was always a great singer on this, his debut LP from 1986 - a natural.
Camden Town in the mid-80s fancied itself as a mini Harlem, as a bunch of new bands playing old tunes sprung up around the clubs. Leading the way without a doubt was Howlin’ Wilf and his Vee Jays. With the stunning platinum blond, Dot on second guitar, and a proper stand-up bass slapping out a fat bottom end, the Vee-Jays could rock’n’roll and play rhythm and blues, all at the same time without dropping a beat. When they weren’t featuring in a hot and sweaty club they could be found busking, such was the enthusiasm for getting the word out - and making a bob or two along the way.
Personnel: Howlin' Wilf (James Hunter) (vocals, harmonica, guitar); Stilts McGregor (drums, backing vocals, saucepan); T-Box Tone (string bass); Dot (guitar).
Camden Town in the mid-80s fancied itself as a mini Harlem, as a bunch of new bands playing old tunes sprung up around the clubs. Leading the way without a doubt was Howlin’ Wilf and his Vee Jays. With the stunning platinum blond, Dot on second guitar, and a proper stand-up bass slapping out a fat bottom end, the Vee-Jays could rock’n’roll and play rhythm and blues, all at the same time without dropping a beat. When they weren’t featuring in a hot and sweaty club they could be found busking, such was the enthusiasm for getting the word out - and making a bob or two along the way.
Personnel: Howlin' Wilf (James Hunter) (vocals, harmonica, guitar); Stilts McGregor (drums, backing vocals, saucepan); T-Box Tone (string bass); Dot (guitar).
Cry Wilf! mc
Cry Wilf! zippy