Jimmy Copley - Slap My Hand

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 67:46
Size: 155.2 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2008
Art: Front

[2:36] 1. Everyday I Have The Blues
[2:46] 2. Red Beans And Rice
[3:33] 3. Strange Brew
[5:48] 4. Everything I've Got
[4:35] 5. You Make It Easy
[4:12] 6. It's Your Thing
[3:07] 7. Holdin' On
[5:25] 8. J Blues
[6:32] 9. East West Mardi Gras
[3:52] 10. All Shook Up
[3:45] 11. Quick Lucky And Plucky
[3:44] 12. Down Home Boy
[1:50] 13. The Toucan
[9:50] 14. Skank It
[6:05] 15. Forget It

This album includes 15 tracks recorded by Jimmy and his family of musical friends including Jeff Beck, Pino Palladino, Peter Cox, Micky Moody, Char, Paul Jackson, Bernie Marsden, Dino Baptiste, Neil Murray, Koji, Steve Evans, Paul Sponge, Mo Birch, Chris White, Mark Stanway & many, many more.

This album has something for everyone covering the blues, rock 'n' roll, soul, R&B and all out balls to the wall rock. Jimmy has pulled together one of the finest albums of 2008.

Slap My Hand

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The Bad Apples - Played!

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 43:49
Size: 100.3 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2014
Art: Front

[4:01] 1. Love Gets In The Way
[3:43] 2. Chained To Love
[4:20] 3. Taste For Bourbon
[4:10] 4. Holy Cow
[3:49] 5. Get Off Of My Back (Feat. Micky Moody)
[5:11] 6. I Don't Need No Doctor
[4:45] 7. Someone To Watch Over Me
[3:27] 8. Hound Dog
[5:05] 9. Everything But The Blame
[2:39] 10. Shake Rattle And Roll
[2:36] 11. Lonnie On The Move

The amazing Bad apples, so whats the deal with these guys? Well you might not recognize em but you will have heard them. An idea that came from our working closely with Jimmy Copley (drums) on a variety of projects brought together our love of blues rock and soul, and The Bad Apples were born. Jimmy Copley on Drums, Mick Rogers on guitar, Micky Moody on guitar, Ian Jennings on Bass and Robert Hart on lead Vocal, plus a great line up of top line guests.

This sees the first Album from the boys which features Manfred Mann and Anthony Head as guests artists. A rip snorting Album that combines the deft guitar playing of Mick Rogers and Micky Moody along side the rockabilly stability from Ian Jennings all pinned down by Jimmy Copley's incredible drumming glued together by Robert Harts edgy blues vocals, its not hard to see why these guys all make a living in music. A music lovers feast.

Played! mc
Played! zippy

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