Time: 72:30
Size: 166.0 MB
Styles: Roots, Piano blues
Year: 2017
Art: Front
[4:12] 1. So Far Down
[5:05] 2. Charley James
[3:21] 3. Nightmare
[4:42] 4. Tricks Ain't Walkin'
[5:46] 5. Casey Jones
[7:12] 6. Cole Younger
[4:41] 7. Bad John
[5:17] 8. Frankie & Johnny
[5:44] 9. Rounder
[5:18] 10. Dan
[5:23] 11. John Henry
[5:01] 12. Betty & Dupree
[5:55] 13. The House Carpenter
[4:45] 14. Blowin' In The Wind
Julian Fauth - Vocals, piano and foot on all tracks. Organ on tracks 1,3,10. With Special Guests: Ken Yoshioka - Harmonica on tracks 7, 9, 11, 13. Background vocals on track 7; Donne Roberts - Guitar on tracks 9, 11, 13; Tim Hamel - Trumpet on tracks 5, 8. Background vocals on track 5; Alec Fraser - Percussuion effects on tracks 1, 7. Background vocals on track 7. Recorded by John Dinsmore at Lincoln County Social Club Studio, Toronto, February 6 & 17, 2017.
Julian Fauth is a singer and piano player whose style is based on the tradition of pre-war barrelhouse blues and boogie woogie, with infusions of gospel and jazz. He writes his own songs in addition to re-interpreting traditional material. In his teens, Julian was a protégé of Mississippi blues giant Mel Brown, whose influence was invaluable. He plays regularly in his hometown of Toronto and has toured across Canada, the USA, Western Europe, Russia and Cuba.
Julian has recorded a number of CD’s with Electro-Fi Records. His first CD, “Songs of Vice and Sorrow” was nominated for, and his second CD “Ramblin’ Son” won, the JUNO for Blues Album of the Year. His third CD was selected Best Blues Album of 2012 by the CBC, he’s won one Maple Blues Award and been nominated for many other MBA’s. Julian has played with many great players and has opened for Johnny Winter, John Mayall and John Hammond.
Julian Fauth is a singer and piano player whose style is based on the tradition of pre-war barrelhouse blues and boogie woogie, with infusions of gospel and jazz. He writes his own songs in addition to re-interpreting traditional material. In his teens, Julian was a protégé of Mississippi blues giant Mel Brown, whose influence was invaluable. He plays regularly in his hometown of Toronto and has toured across Canada, the USA, Western Europe, Russia and Cuba.
Julian has recorded a number of CD’s with Electro-Fi Records. His first CD, “Songs of Vice and Sorrow” was nominated for, and his second CD “Ramblin’ Son” won, the JUNO for Blues Album of the Year. His third CD was selected Best Blues Album of 2012 by the CBC, he’s won one Maple Blues Award and been nominated for many other MBA’s. Julian has played with many great players and has opened for Johnny Winter, John Mayall and John Hammond.
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