Time: 28:57
Size: 66.3 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2016
Art: Front
[3:03] 1. Come On
[3:01] 2. Key To The Highway
[6:26] 3. When My Train Pulls In
[3:56] 4. Big Legged Woman
[4:11] 5. Red House
[2:30] 6. Nothing To Lose
[2:55] 7. Messin' With The Kid
[2:51] 8. Crossroads
Performing along with Bar-Illan, lead vocalist and guitarist, are Otis Lee Williams on B3 organ and piano; Giacomo Tagliavia on bass, and Dale Paddyfoote on drums.
The only original song on Jeremy’s debut album is also his best, because it bares his own soul. Track 06: “Nothing to Lose” – Who says that the B3 organ has to sound like a church instrument? Otis Lee Williams goes all out on this take-no-prisoners rocker. “I’ve got the blues, ‘cause I’ve got nothing to lose, hey, yeah,” exults Bar-Illan, holding a long, trilling note on his guitar that would cause lesser mortals to break a string.
Since Jeremy’s done so much good, for so many people and causes, it’s hard to break the news to you lovers of the blues: Vocally, he’s a bit dry, and if you don’t think Jimi Hendrix counts as a blues artist, this CD won’t be your cup of tea. However, if you love shredding blues rock, start Diggin’ In! ~Rainey Wetnight
The only original song on Jeremy’s debut album is also his best, because it bares his own soul. Track 06: “Nothing to Lose” – Who says that the B3 organ has to sound like a church instrument? Otis Lee Williams goes all out on this take-no-prisoners rocker. “I’ve got the blues, ‘cause I’ve got nothing to lose, hey, yeah,” exults Bar-Illan, holding a long, trilling note on his guitar that would cause lesser mortals to break a string.
Since Jeremy’s done so much good, for so many people and causes, it’s hard to break the news to you lovers of the blues: Vocally, he’s a bit dry, and if you don’t think Jimi Hendrix counts as a blues artist, this CD won’t be your cup of tea. However, if you love shredding blues rock, start Diggin’ In! ~Rainey Wetnight
Diggin' In!