Showing posts with label Jeff Chaz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeff Chaz. Show all posts

Thursday, September 5, 2019

Jeff Chaz - No Paint

Size: 118,3 MB
Time: 50:31
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2019
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. Turn Back The Hands Of Time (4:25)
02. The Stars Are Out (7:57)
03. We Ain't Shackin' No More (3:57)
04. You Gotta Show Me (3:56)
05. Lowdown, Dirty Blues (8:06)
06. Life Is Like Coffee (3:42)
07. Blues Buffet (3:46)
08. Little Sips (5:09)
09. She's The Sweetest Thing (6:10)
10. Deet, Deet, Deet (3:20)

Personnel:
Guitar and vocals - Jeff Chaz
Bass guitar - Augie Joachim
Drums - Rick Jones

This is Jeff's first album in three years, and his first with his power blues trio with emphasis on catchy song-hooks centered around joy, sorrow, humor and hot guitar licks.

No Paint

Friday, November 4, 2016

Jeff Chaz - This Silence Is Killing Me

Size: 124,3 MB
Time: 53:07
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Electric Blues
Art: Front

01. Savin' Everything For You (3:22)
02. This Silence Is Killing Me (6:10)
03. I Ain't Nothin' Nice (5:04)
04. I'm Not All There (3:27)
05. The Blues Is My Drug (6:05)
06. Merry Christmas To You (3:19)
07. Oncoming Train (4:43)
08. Fried Chicken Store (7:17)
09. Self Inflicted Wound (5:04)
10. The Backwash Blues (4:06)
11. Creole Mustard Swing (4:25)

Jeff Chaz is back with a hot new Blues album featuring original tracks with a funky, big band, complete with B.B. King style blues guitar with special guest reknown percussionist Michael Skinkus.
Chaz won the first Beale Street Blues Award and has performed with Albert King, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Cab Calloway.

This Silence Is Killing Me

Saturday, February 27, 2016

Jeff Chaz - Sounds Like The Blues To Me

Size: 134,3 MB
Time: 57:15
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2016
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Rock
Art: Front

01. Sounds Like The Blues To Me (3:58)
02. Make Love To You In The Sand (4:17)
03. Hitchhiking In The Rain (4:35)
04. I Am The Blues (3:38)
05. You Look So Good To Me (4:12)
06. Mysterious, Exotic Lady (4:28)
07. I'm Goin' After Moby Dick In A Rowboat (4:14)
08. Four In The Morning (3:11)
09. Will You Be Mine (6:12)
10. Walkin' With My Baby (5:46)
11. The Mt Vernon Blues (3:59)
12. You're Bound To Get Us Both Hung (8:39)

Jeff Chaz is an electrifying blues guitarist based in New Orleans. Ironically, at one time the guitar bored him and he turned to other instruments like the trombone. Before he discovered that his true talent lay in the blues, he even made an attempt to play country music and found the genre to be a challenge for him. A native of Lake Charles, LA, Chaz was raised in Creole, LA. His father was a practicing physician who sometimes visited his patients by a type of canoe called a pirogue rather than by car, and they paid his fees with ducks and other foodstuffs. Despite this simple way of life, there was nothing provincial about the backwoods healer's taste in music. Thanks to him, Chaz grew up surrounded by the sounds of Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Jack Teagarden, and Duke Ellington. As a youngster, Chaz played the jazz trombone and later moved over to the trumpet. He also played in the school band and spent his high school years in California with his family. His grades suffered due to the extensive amount of time he devoted to playing local dances and weddings. Upon graduation, he played trombone with a traveling band and when the band's guitar-playing vocalist unexpectedly dropped out, the other group members tapped Chaz to take his place. When he went home to California, he enrolled as a music student in San Bernardino College. After an attempt to play country music, he realized that his desire rested with the blues and he took off for Memphis. There he played back road blues joints and even played some gospel. Since then, he has played guitar with Cab Calloway, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Albert King. He has taken home a Beale Street Blues Award during the awards' inaugural year, and has sung at the National Civil Rights Museum. By 1996, he was back in New Orleans and working at the Famous Door on Bourbon Street. ~Linda Seida

Sounds Like The Blues To Me

Friday, June 5, 2015

Jeff Chaz - 2 albums: Tired Of Being Lonely / Chronicles

Jeff Chaz is an electrifying blues guitarist based in New Orleans. Ironically, at one time the guitar bored him and he turned to other instruments like the trombone. Before he discovered that his true talent lay in the blues, he even made an attempt to play country music and found the genre to be a challenge for him.

A native of Lake Charles, LA, Chaz was raised in Creole, LA. His father was a practicing physician who sometimes visited his patients by a type of canoe called a pirogue rather than by car, and they paid his fees with ducks and other foodstuffs. Despite this simple way of life, there was nothing provincial about the backwoods healer's taste in music. Thanks to him, Chaz grew up surrounded by the sounds of Louis Armstrong, Count Basie, Jack Teagarden, and Duke Ellington.

As a youngster, Chaz played the jazz trombone and later moved over to the trumpet. He also played in the school band and spent his high school years in California with his family. His grades suffered due to the extensive amount of time he devoted to playing local dances and weddings. Upon graduation, he played trombone with a traveling band and when the band's guitar-playing vocalist unexpectedly dropped out, the other group members tapped Chaz to take his place.

When he went home to California, he enrolled as a music student in San Bernardino College. After an attempt to play country music, he realized that his desire rested with the blues and he took off for Memphis. There he played back road blues joints and even played some gospel. Since then, he has played guitar with Cab Calloway, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Albert King. He has taken home a Beale Street Blues Award during the awards' inaugural year, and has sung at the National Civil Rights Museum. By 1996, he was back in New Orleans and working at the Famous Door on Bourbon Street.

Album: Tired Of Being Lonely
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:08
Size: 130.8 MB
Styles: New Orleans blues
Year: 2001
Art: Front

[3:33] 1. I Can't Wait No More
[2:36] 2. Don't Shave Your Legs Tonight
[3:09] 3. Bourbon St. Blues Man
[6:30] 4. Child Support
[3:50] 5. Tired Of Being Lonely
[5:02] 6. A Chill In The Air
[4:19] 7. Breaktime
[5:34] 8. Seafood Dept. Blues
[4:00] 9. Lie To Me Baby
[4:01] 10. Talk To Me Baby
[3:52] 11. Ain't Smellin' Too Good
[3:23] 12. Sounds Like The Blues To Me
[7:13] 13. Everybody Knows

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Album: Chronicles
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 46:48
Size: 107.1 MB
Styles: New Orleans blues
Year: 2013
Art: Front

[3:50] 1. Tired Of Being Lonely
[5:37] 2. Instrument Of Pleasure
[4:49] 3. I Smell Something Funky
[4:38] 4. Morning Coffee
[5:52] 5. Dreams Don't Lie
[3:15] 6. Don't Go Monkeyin' Around (With Tomato)
[5:34] 7. Seafood Dept. Blues
[4:54] 8. The Scent Of A Woman
[4:22] 9. Hello Blues
[3:51] 10. I've Got To Be Clean

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Thursday, October 2, 2014

Jeff Chaz - 2 albums: Live In New Orleans / In Exile

Jeff Chaz has traveled and played the Blues for many years! Originally from Creole, Louisiana, his travels finally brought him to the Home of the Blues, Memphis, Tennessee, where the favorite music of his formative years began. While in Memphis, Jeff won the first Beale Street Blues Society award, and played many festivals in the area.

For a short time he toured playing guitar with Rock n' Roll great, Jerry Lee Lewis, and with the Blues Master, the late, great, Albert King, with whom he gigged briefly playing trombone in the horn section. According to Jeff, "Working with Albert greatly influenced my style, especially my string bending. He was the wildest at that I've ever seen, and a terrific vocalist. As far as entertaining, Jerry Lee taught me not to be afraid to do anything!" Jeff moved back to New Orleans in 1997. "The Louisiana dirt was calling me back" he states.

Jeff's unique style of Blues incorporates the style of Memphis combined with the mixture of New Orleans rhythms. "It is Memphis barbecue meeting up with New Orleans gumbo," quips Chaz.

Album: Live In New Orleans
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 46:02
Size: 105.4 MB
Styles: Louisiana blues, Memphis blues
Year: 2010
Art: Front

[3:30] 1. You Knock Me To My Knees
[6:18] 2. New Car Smell
[4:54] 3. Hello Blues
[5:15] 4. I Smell Somethin' Funky
[5:37] 5. Instrument Of Pleasure
[5:46] 6. I Ain't Smellin' Too Good
[4:10] 7. You're Wearin' Out Your Welcome
[6:13] 8. Seafood Department Blues
[4:14] 9. I've Got To Be Clean

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Album: In Exile
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 59:15
Size: 135.6 MB
Styles: Louisiana blues, Memphis blues
Year: 2006
Art: Front

[6:39] 1. New Car Smell
[2:55] 2. Brownin' The Flour
[4:22] 3. Hello Blues
[4:50] 4. You Don't Know What Love Is
[4:00] 5. Drunk & Stoned
[6:27] 6. You Don't Know The One Who Loves You
[3:30] 7. Gumbo Roux
[4:49] 8. I Smell Something Funky
[5:52] 9. Dreams Don't Lie
[4:03] 10. You're Wearin' Out Your Welcome
[7:54] 11. I'm Sick & Tired (Of Being Broke All The Time)
[3:48] 12. The Shuffle In C

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