John Lisi & Delta Funk - Retox

Size: 127,2 MB
Time: 54:33
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2020
Styles: Funky Blues
Art: Front

01. Cheap Ass Wine (3:19)
02. Too Much Blood In My Alcohol Stream (6:57)
03. Good God I'm Blue (3:12)
04. Bad Bad Whisky (5:44)
05. I Broke My Smile (2:29)
06. She Was Drunk When She Told Me She Loves Me (3:27)
07. Fucked Up Day (3:33)
08. Beer Soaked Couch Slug (4:29)
09. Whatever Happened To You (3:14)
10. One Too Many (6:07)
11. I Ain't Drunk (3:06)
12. P.B.R. Stomp (I Take Y'all) (8:50)

Personnel: John Lisi – lead vocal, guitars, drums, piano Jacques Joshua – electric & upright bass, vocal Eric Bernhardt – saxophones, vocal Dan Caro – drums, vocal Jason Ricci – harp, vocal 2009 Slim Harpo Bluers Pioneer Award winner John Lisi is one of New Orleans' finest guitarists. With a style hallmarked by muddy, stanky, swampy blues roots and an undeniable booty-shakin' groove, he's released seven albums either as a solo artist or under the Delta Funk! moniker and appeared on dozens more. Lisi's worked with everyone from Rockin' Tabby Thomas' to Big Chief Monk Boudreaux. His songs continually span the wide world of funk while still giving everyone from blues heads to guitar nerds something to sink their teeth into. Be it Dobro, mandolin, resonator, Stratocaster or a plain old acoustic guitar, he has it locked down. His signature sound features stellar guitar riffs and funky leads layered in with sassy female backing vocals, horns that kick brass, and an in-the-pocket rhythm section.

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John Lisi & Delta Funk! - Shut The Front Door

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 47:11
Size: 108.0 MB
Styles: Funk, Louisiana blues
Year: 2015
Art: Front

[3:01] 1. Alright, Alright
[4:25] 2. There Will Be
[3:01] 3. Break In The Rain
[3:08] 4. You Got Me These
[3:58] 5. Blue Hair Blonde
[5:13] 6. Where'd Ya Go Radio
[5:57] 7. No Good Man
[2:50] 8. How When Why
[4:06] 9. Pink Haired Space Girl
[2:49] 10. Java Man
[3:57] 11. We Sho' Ain't Saints
[2:53] 12. Porcelain Doll
[1:47] 13. Mariposa

John Lisi – Voice, Guitar, National Tricone Lap Steel; Queen Phleshette – Voc, Tambourine; Jacques Joshua – Bass Guitar, Vox; Van Odom – Drums, Vox; Eric Bernhardt – Saxophone, Vox; Dr. Ian Smith – Trumpet, Vox; Travis Blotzky – Baritone Saxophone, Vox.

John played his first professional gig at age 13. John has logged in thousands of miles on the road, including tours of the US, Mexico, and Europe. As well as busy studio adctivities while in Los Angeles, John spent a couple of years with legendary blues-sax man, Big Jay McNeely. Upon arriving in South Louisiana, John landed a gig as house guitar player at the world famous Tabby's Blues Box, where he had a chance to play with such artists as Henry Gray, Chris Thomas King, J. Monque'D,and larry Garner; as well as performing with Tabby Thomas, including two New Orleans Jass and Heritage Festivals.

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John Lisi & Delta Funk - Take It To The Bridge!

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 36:06
Size: 82.7 MB
Styles: Funky blues
Year: 2013
Art: Front

[5:25] 1. Chicken Fried Steak
[3:01] 2. Break In The Rain
[3:02] 3. I'll Make You An Offer
[2:35] 4. Funky Ol' Mule
[3:13] 5. Got Cleaned Up
[3:47] 6. Truth Be Told
[2:57] 7. Cheap Ass Wine
[2:34] 8. Broke Down Buick
[4:06] 9. Pink Haired Spacegirl
[2:38] 10. Dirty Money
[2:42] 11. She Was Drunk

Blue Goat Records Coming out with another back-crackin’ album of funk, rock, and blues, John Lisi & Delta Funk generated eleven brand-spankin’-new tunes to enliven the spirit. Touching on subjects reflecting the city they love, the appropriately entitled album Take It to the Bridge! is a perfect example of tight, feel-good music. Guitarist John Lisi not only contributed to writing every song on the album, but also produced the piece of work himself at Graveyard Studios in New Orleans. What resulted is the homegrown blending of blues and funk the New Orleans guitarist is so famous for engineering. Kicking things off with a blues-driven stomper called “Chicken Fried Steak” in which Lisi sings of his hunger for “chicken on the bone,” the album stays at a consistent tone, utilizing each member of the six-piece group throughout. A two-man horn section, as well as the extra-fl avorful vocals of Queen Pleshette, truly adds that extra bit of tastefulness that brings the album above those in the same category. Lisi also applies the lap steel guitar in songs like “I’ll Make You An Offer” to again elevate the band’s ingrained sense of creative instrumentation. The songs are varied, sometimes making you groove, and other times making you just want to lay back. John Lisi & Delta Funk serves up a healthy dose of southern living and good-feeling music in their newest album.

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