Showing posts with label James O'Neill. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James O'Neill. Show all posts

Thursday, November 23, 2017

James O'Neill & The Silver Shadows - The Coolest Spot In Town

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 42:34
Size: 97.5 MB
Styles: Soul/Funk/Blues
Year: 2013
Art: Front

[3:33] 1. Midnight Train of Heartbreak
[3:03] 2. World Turned Upside Down
[3:13] 3. Coolest Spot in Town
[4:08] 4. Take Down On 52nd Street
[3:10] 5. Long Journey Home
[3:57] 6. One Too Many Boyfriends
[3:19] 7. Guitar Jimmy
[3:50] 8. Blues Is a Woman Gone
[3:01] 9. Soldier of Fortune
[2:51] 10. Only Time Will Tell
[4:31] 11. Fun and Games
[3:53] 12. I Wanna Be Around

Old school blues band with plenty of funk and soul in it. The Silver Shadows have been playing together since the late 60s with many of history’s greatest players and musicians. The Silver Shadows have a wide variety of sound all centered around the classic blues sound. You will hear plenty of funk, soul and a little bit of reggae thrown in to the mix. The band has been playing central Florida and south Florida since the late 60’s and received a lot of airplay for three singles in the 80’s.

The Coolest Spot In Town

Wednesday, May 25, 2016

James O'Neill & The Silver Shadows - A Little Bit More Than The Blues

Size: 100,4 MB
Time: 42:48
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Chicago Blues, Blues Soul, Blues Funk
Art: Front

01. Play The Part Of A Fool (3:45)
02. You're My Friend (4:53)
03. Ubangi Stomp (2:05)
04. Play To Win (2:59)
05. Tell The Truth (3:14)
06. Time (4:04)
07. Momma Was A Child (3:56)
08. A Little Bit More Than The Blues (2:35)
09. Love Grown Cold (4:41)
10. I Don't Mind (3:24)
11. Alone I Cry (3:54)
12. Judgement Day (3:13)

James O’Neill and the Silver Shadows have recorded at both Abby Road and Sun Studios in the last year but this CD takes you right back to 1987 where the Blues scene in the Bay Area had reached an all time peak. Competition was tough but James O'Neill was tougher see if you can take what these hard hitters have to offer. Their colorful past includes having played alongside musical greats and blues legends, including John Hammond, Eddie Kirkland, Rick Derringer, and Greg Allman. Offering a wide variety of sounds all centered around the classic blues, you will hear plenty of funk, soul, R & B, and a little bit of reggae thrown in to this Blues mix.

A Little Bit More Than The Blues