Jeff Pitchell - Brown Eyed Blues

Album: Brown Eyed Blues
Size: 158,1 MB
Time: 68:29
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2024
Styles: Blues
Art: Front

1. Now You Know (3:24)
2. Brown Eyed Blues (3:45)
3. Wait (4:16)
4. Caught Up In The Wave (4:02)
5. Every Day (3:21)
6. When We Kiss (3:33)
7. Do Right Girl (5:18)
8. Beg, Steal And Rob (4:38)
9. Any Way You Can (4:19)
10. Stay While The Night Is Young (3:32)
11. Meet Me With Your Black Drawers On (4:28)
12. Whiskey River (4:13)
13. Keep My Head Up (5:14)
14. When It All Comes Down (4:29)
15. Soulshine (5:42)
16. Welcome To The Beat (4:07)

Jeff Pitchell first made a name for himself at the youthful age of 15 after winning a 1981 Ovation Guitars contest for "Best Guitarist in Connecticut." Having been greatly influenced by "The Thrill Is Gone" by B.B. King, Pitchell became more adept at his instrument with each passing year. Performing in front of any crowd he could find, Pitchell honed his craft and was heavily influenced by guitarists such as Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. By age 28, he was voted "Best Blues Guitarist" in Metro Magazine, a regional publication. In 1996, Pitchell formed his own band. Named after a Stevie Ray Vaughan tune, Jeff Pitchell & the Texas Flood appeared at the 1997 Bluestock in Memphis.

That same year the band released its debut effort, Fat Cigars, on Premier Records. In 1999, the band released One Day Away which was soon followed by Face to Face. Pitchell and his band played with or opened for B.B. King, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Joe Cocker, and Johnny Winter. In 2002, Pitchell signed to EMI and dropped the "Texas Flood" from his moniker. In August 2002, a collection of previous songs and three new tunes were released as Heavy Hitter. Pitchell has also conducted blues and rock seminars both in the New England states as well as in Texas. /Biography by Jason MacNeil, AllMusic

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Jeff Pitchell & Texas Flood - Face To Face

Album: Face To Face
Size: 133,8 MB
Time: 58:04
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2001
Styles: Blues
Art: Full (small size)

1. Baby I Know (4:30)
2. What's Wrong (3:52)
3. Face To Face (5:01)
4. Whiskey River (Feat. James Cotton) (5:21)
5. I Ain't Got No Rhythm (4:41)
6. Your Magic Eyes (5:07)
7. My Love (Feat. James Cotton) (3:30)
8. Out In The Cold (4:37)
9. Spirits Will Rise (4:50)
10. Prisoner Of Love (4:15)
11. Love Letter (4:48)
12. Mother Earth (4:46)
13. My Lonely Road (2:39)

Jeff Pitchell first made a name for himself at the youthful age of 15 after winning a 1981 Ovation Guitars contest for "Best Guitarist in Connecticut." Having been greatly influenced by "The Thrill Is Gone" by B.B. King, Pitchell became more adept at his instrument with each passing year. Performing in front of any crowd he could find, Pitchell honed his craft and was heavily influenced by guitarists such as Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. By age 28, he was voted "Best Blues Guitarist" in Metro Magazine, a regional publication.

In 1996, Pitchell formed his own band. Named after a Stevie Ray Vaughan tune, Jeff Pitchell & the Texas Flood appeared at the 1997 Bluestock in Memphis. That same year the band released its debut effort, Fat Cigars, on Premier Records. In 1999, the band released One Day Away which was soon followed by Face to Face.

Pitchell and his band played with or opened for B.B. King, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Joe Cocker, and Johnny Winter. In 2002, Pitchell signed to EMI and dropped the "Texas Flood" from his moniker. In August 2002, a collection of previous songs and three new tunes were released as Heavy Hitter. Pitchell has also conducted blues and rock seminars both in the New England states as well as in Texas. /Biography by Jason MacNeil, AllMusic

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Jeff Pitchell - Playin' With My Friends

Album: Playin' With My Friends
Size: 126,9 MB
Time: 55:07
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2023
Styles: Blues
Art: Front

1. Eye For An Eye (3:33)
2. Prisoner Of Love (Feat. Jay Geils) (3:26)
3. So Into You (Feat. Charles Neville) (4:01)
4. Your Magic Eyes (5:13)
5. Out In The Cold (Feat. Tyrone Vaughan) (4:04)
6. All Night Long (Feat. Duane Betts) (3:45)
7. Unsung Hero Of The Blues (Feat. Rick Derringer) (4:44)
8. Not Guilty (4:55)
9. Blinded By Desire (4:41)
10. Fat Cigars (4:07)
11. I Like The Rut (Feat. Christine Oldman) (3:52)
12. Playin' With My Friends (Feat. Claudette King) (4:44)
13. I Wouldn't Treat A Dog (3:55)

Jeff Pitchell first made a name for himself at the youthful age of 15 after winning a 1981 Ovation Guitars contest for "Best Guitarist in Connecticut." Having been greatly influenced by "The Thrill Is Gone" by B.B. King, Pitchell became more adept at his instrument with each passing year. Performing in front of any crowd he could find, Pitchell honed his craft and was heavily influenced by guitarists such as Buddy Guy, Robert Cray, and Stevie Ray Vaughan. By age 28, he was voted "Best Blues Guitarist" in Metro Magazine, a regional publication.

In 1996, Pitchell formed his own band. Named after a Stevie Ray Vaughan tune, Jeff Pitchell & the Texas Flood appeared at the 1997 Bluestock in Memphis. That same year the band released its debut effort, Fat Cigars, on Premier Records. In 1999, the band released One Day Away which was soon followed by Face to Face.

Pitchell and his band played with or opened for B.B. King, the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Joe Cocker, and Johnny Winter. In 2002, Pitchell signed to EMI and dropped the "Texas Flood" from his moniker. In August 2002, a collection of previous songs and three new tunes were released as Heavy Hitter. Pitchell has also conducted blues and rock seminars both in the New England states as well as in Texas. /Biography by Jason MacNeil, AllMusic

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