Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 62:41
Size: 143.5 MB
Styles: New Orleans blues
Year: 2016
Art: Front
[4:55] 1. Bucket Full Of Blues
[4:36] 2. Handful
[5:20] 3. Off The Hook
[5:16] 4. Midnight In New Orleans
[4:32] 5. Good Too Long
[5:53] 6. The World As I Know It
[6:04] 7. Yellow Moon Interstate
[2:22] 8. Me And Your Pajamas
[7:19] 9. When To Leave
[4:47] 10. Blue Eyes Gone
[5:52] 11. Up To No Good
[5:39] 12. Hello
Thirty years ago, still in the full bloom innocence, I walked into a little club in Dallas, Texas, and had the top of my head blown off by a bluesman with firepower to burn. The kid’s name was John Lee Sanders, and now the kid’s a man, and the man, steeped in the towering tradition of deep-fried funk, is offering up his Bucket Full of Blues. The bucket is overflowing with creative gifts The bluesman has reached full maturity, and that promise of youth, heard so long ago, has been realized.
“I’ve never claimed to be something I’m not,” he writes in “Handful. “I’ve got my flaws, but my heart is good.” His music, his singing, his aesthetic vision are more than good; they’re flat-out great. At this troubling moment in the history of the Music Nation, John Lee Sanders stands tall. He’s major. In his own words, he’s hitched a ride from Memphis, dealing with the ghosts of Highway 61, arriving in New Orleans in order to comfort us with the good news: that true music is truer than ever. His songs, full-bodied and blood-washed, are rooted in reality. He reminds us that blues are concerned with neither nostalgia nor self-pity. John Lee Sanders’ blues are about nothing less a renewal of strength, a resurrection of the human spirit, a projection of hard-earned hope and a declaration of extravagant love. ~David Ritz
“I’ve never claimed to be something I’m not,” he writes in “Handful. “I’ve got my flaws, but my heart is good.” His music, his singing, his aesthetic vision are more than good; they’re flat-out great. At this troubling moment in the history of the Music Nation, John Lee Sanders stands tall. He’s major. In his own words, he’s hitched a ride from Memphis, dealing with the ghosts of Highway 61, arriving in New Orleans in order to comfort us with the good news: that true music is truer than ever. His songs, full-bodied and blood-washed, are rooted in reality. He reminds us that blues are concerned with neither nostalgia nor self-pity. John Lee Sanders’ blues are about nothing less a renewal of strength, a resurrection of the human spirit, a projection of hard-earned hope and a declaration of extravagant love. ~David Ritz
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Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 67:57
Size: 155.5 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 1999
Art: Front
[5:09] 1. It's All Blues To Me
[4:45] 2. One Crazy Night
[3:04] 3. Saturday Night Fish Fry
[4:28] 4. Too Low Down For Me
[4:32] 5. Lost In The Shuffle
[5:07] 6. Never Had It So Good
[5:19] 7. Sorry Shade Of Blue
[4:42] 8. Powerful Stuff
[3:53] 9. What S Up With That
[3:36] 10. West Coast Blues
[4:43] 11. Foreclosure On The House (2004 Nominee, WC Handy Blues Song Of The Year)
[5:01] 12. Spanish Inquisition
[3:35] 13. No Man's A Free Man
[5:11] 14. Love Police
[4:45] 15. Space Traveler
John Lee Sanders can sit in front of a piano and transport you from the everyday to a smoky New Orleans Cajun bar, then on to a blues club in Chicago, and still further on to an uptown jazz club in Manhattan, all in one set. A musical gumbo of boogie piano, Texas Tenor sax, … a soulful voice of tremendous spiritual range. Performed with Willie Nelson, Stevie Wonder, Freddie King, Dr. John, Chuck Berry, Jimmy Page, Tower of Power, Starship, and many blues, jazz and pop legends. “One of the hottest bluesmen on the circuit” ~Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Fest". "A Triple Threat, one of my musical heroes" ~Bonnie Raitt.
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