Dave Lindholm & Jake's Blues Band - Blue Moon Cars

Year: 2004
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 34:41
Size: 80,7 MB
Styles: Blues-rock, rock
Scans: Front, back

1. Coming Back To You (2:16)
2. Baby You're Wild (2:28)
3. Blue Eyed B (2:27)
4. Yeah I'm Fine (4:21)
5. The Shadow On The Wall (3:19)
6. Hello Bob In D (2:48)
7. One More Chance (3:02)
8. If You Love Me (2:29)
9. I Hear You (3:25)
10. Beat The Drum (2:42)
11. Lights Over Board (2:41)
12. Once Upon A Tuesday (2:37)

Ralf-Henrik "Dave" Lindholm (born 31 March 1952, Helsinki) is a Finnish guitarist and singer-songwriter who has made a career under his own name and also participated in some noteworthy groups. He has written songs and recorded in both Finnish and English.

Jake's Blues Band was founded in 1992 and has released four albums. JBB has been regarded as one of the hardest touring rhythm & blues combos in Finland. They are a blues trio which has often accompanied other artists such as Pepe Ahlqvist, Jukka Tolosta, Harri Marstio and Ben Granfelt. Their cooperation with Dave Lindholm has been going on for several years, and during 2003 it condensed with the recording sessions in the spring of 2004 as a continuation of a tight touring schedule.

Personnel:
Dave Lindholm - vocals & guitar
Jake Yrölä - guitar
Timo Salo - bass
Tomi Saarinen, Juha Yrölä - drums

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Jake's Blues Band - S/T

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 38:00
Size: 87.0 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2005
Art: Front

[3:06] 1. Wanna Be Alone
[3:25] 2. Two Worlds
[3:15] 3. Change
[4:11] 4. In My Mind
[3:39] 5. Everytime I Have Luck
[3:56] 6. Soul Man's Coming
[3:10] 7. Going Down
[3:40] 8. All Right
[3:49] 9. Back Home
[3:02] 10. See Me Darling
[2:42] 11. Rock Me Baby

Jake Banta grew up on a farm with eight siblings in Waterford, Pa. After high school he spent a few years in the U.S. Navy Special Warfare Program. Returning home to start a family in the late 80 's. He started a band to have some fun. Over 25 years later, he is still havin' it. Over the years he has played for thousands of fans. Once he parachuted into a show, (with a chute that had two collapsed cells). Another time, he played for a women's prison on Mothers Day (where his roadie/ brother did a pole dance that brought the ladies to their feet)!

"Driving home with ringing ears from a gig in Pittsburgh at 4 am..., after leaving splinters, shots and blood on the stage, was a way of life for a long time. I got pulled over a lot of times, flying through some little town trying to get home before dawn. I have to say most all of the cops were very cool. I think they took one look at me and knew where I was coming from. Hydroplaning off I-79 in a van full of equipment at a high rate of speed at 4 am. In the rain...I think could help describe the times of Jake's Blues."

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