Time: 46:06
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front
01. Better Than Whiskey (4:39)
02. Malvado Stew (4:00)
03. Orange Blossom (8:41)
04. Sad Man (3:15)
05. Resting In The Arms Of An Angel (5:59)
06. Wheels On The Mile (3:26)
07. That Was Yesterday (6:19)
08. Trouble (3:19)
09. Big Bass Drum (3:10)
10. 3.30 In The Morning (3:13)
Harlis Sweetwater, as a singer/guitarist/songwriter and frontman, has share the stage with everyone from Jimmie Vaughan, Everlast, Chris Shifflet (Foo Fighters), ZZ Top, Los Lobos and Brian Setzer to R&B/Blues legends Etta James, James Cotton, and Wilson Pickett to name a few.
He has been called "the best singer in any genre" by music critic Robert Kinsler of the OC Register, While SugarBuzz Magazine had this to say: "From the heart, Harlis Sweetwater,you know instantly the real deal is upon you. This man knows the blues."
Harlis Formed the band earlier this year to get back to the Blues/Soul music he loves. He enlisted fellow musicians Jimmy Sena on Drums and Jason Holser playing Bass; both with extensive recording and performing experience, to lay down a solid fountaion of groove for His wild, bluesy & intense guitar playing and broad, gravely soulful voice.
The groups chemistry makes for high energy performances that both entertain and mesmerize, and often times the party on stage, rivals the one in the audience, making the Harlis Sweetwater Band one of the more fun and enjoyable bands to see live.
He has been called "the best singer in any genre" by music critic Robert Kinsler of the OC Register, While SugarBuzz Magazine had this to say: "From the heart, Harlis Sweetwater,you know instantly the real deal is upon you. This man knows the blues."
Harlis Formed the band earlier this year to get back to the Blues/Soul music he loves. He enlisted fellow musicians Jimmy Sena on Drums and Jason Holser playing Bass; both with extensive recording and performing experience, to lay down a solid fountaion of groove for His wild, bluesy & intense guitar playing and broad, gravely soulful voice.
The groups chemistry makes for high energy performances that both entertain and mesmerize, and often times the party on stage, rivals the one in the audience, making the Harlis Sweetwater Band one of the more fun and enjoyable bands to see live.
Holler Stomp & Growl