Showing posts with label Mighty Howlers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mighty Howlers. Show all posts

Thursday, July 30, 2026

The Mighty Howlers - Friday Night Blues: Live At The Butler (2 CD)

Album: Friday Night Blues: Live At The Butler
Size: 119,8 + 105,4 MB
Time: 51:31 + 45:30
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2026
Styles: Blues, R&B, pub rock
Art: Front, tray

CD 1:
1. Introduction (0:35)
2. Money Or Love (4:16)
3. I'll Be Alright (4:11)
4. Love Me Babe (4:28)
5. Be My Baby, Be Mine (6:57)
6. I Feel Happy (4:42)
7. Miss You (5:42)
8. What I Done Know (5:31)
9. Ain't Gonna Do It (5:43)
10. Twenty Yards Behind (3:41)
11. Wooly Bully (2:24)
12. Don't Hound Dog Me (3:17)

CD 2:
1. Ridin' On The L&N (4:49)
2. Someday Baby (5:20)
3. Can't Fool Me Like That (3:32)
4. Gotta Keep Running (4:51)
5. Going Back Home (4:34)
6. Howling For My Baby (7:06)
7. Baby Please Don't Go/Tequila/Mad Man Blues (9:20)
8. I Gotta Go (5:56)

On 20 March 2026 The Mighty Howlers were invited to perform for the renowned Friday Night Blues club at The Butler in Reading, Berkshire. The show was professionally recorded courtesy of Simon Windisch and has now been mixed and mastered into this special 2 CD live release. Rather than a studio-perfect recording, this album captures the energy, spontaneity and atmosphere of a real Mighty Howlers performance.

With over 150 combined years of gigging experience behind them, Morgen, Colin, Terry and Justin have played with many bands over the years, spanning a wide variety of music genres from rockabilly, rock classic and rock blues. They have a history of playing together from way back in the 1990's with many influences on their music. The majority of The Mighty Howlers songs have been written by Morgen over a period of many years. The experience of the other musicians has allowed a rich and punchy sound to be developed, resulting in the music heard by their large audiences today.

Previous hook-ups include Morgen and Justin in Me and The Devil as well as The Mo' Slim Stompers. Colin and Morgen in Black Cat Bone. Terry and Colin in Overdrawn, plus many more. Other bands they have been a part of include Transam and The Flat Caps. Their main influences today are Muddy Waters, Bo Diddley, John Lee Hooker, 50's rhythm & blues, Dr Feelgood, to name but a few.

Their tough, high energy, performances have proved to be very popular with both the dance crowd and the blues purists. Those members of the audience who would not have considered themselves devotees of Blues Music at the start of the evening, tend to be wholly converted by the time The Mighty Howlers have completed their roaring sets.

Friday Night Blues: Live At The Butler (2 CD) mc
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Friday, February 23, 2024

The Mighty Howlers - Back On Track

Album: Back On Track
Size: 148,2 MB
Time: 63:54
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2024
Styles: Blues, harmonica blues
Art: Front

1. Money Or Love (4:30)
2. Love Me Babe (4:22)
3. Gotta Keep Running (4:53)
4. Can't Do No More (4:20)
5. Got My Truck (5:31)
6. Lord, I'm Coming Home (4:39)
7. Evie's Jump (3:34)
8. Don't Worry Any More (4:21)
9. How Bout It Baby (5:16)
10. I Feel Happy (5:12)
11. Be My Baby, Be Mine (6:51)
12. Ain't Gonna Do It (5:18)
13. I Gotta Go (4:59)

With over 150 combined years of gigging experience behind them, Morgen, Colin, Terry and Justin have played with many bands over the years, spanning a wide variety of music genres from Rockabilly, Rock Classic and Rock Blues. They have a history of playing together from way back in the 1990's with many influences on their music. The majority of The Mighty Howlers songs have been written by Morgen over a period of many years. The experience of the other musicians has allowed a rich and punchy sound to be developed, resulting in the music heard by their large audiences today.

Previous hook-ups include Morgen and Justin in Me and The Devil as well as The Mo' Slim Stompers. Colin and Morgen in Black Cat Bone. Terry and Colin in Overdrawn, plus many more. Other bands they have been a part of include Transam and The Flat Caps. Their main influences today are Muddy Waters, Bo Diddley, John Lee Hooker, 50's Rhythm & Blues, Dr Feelgood, to name but a few.

Their tough, high energy, performances have proved to be very popular with both the dance crowd and the blues purists. Those members of the audience who would not have considered themselves devotees of Blues Music at the start of the evening, tend to be wholly converted by the time The Mighty Howlers have completed their roaring sets.

Back On Track mc
Back On Track gofile