Mike Flanigin - West Texas Blues

Year: 2020
Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 33:56
Size: 78,4 MB
Styles: Electric blues, Texas blues
Scans: Front

1. West Texas Blues (5:41)
2. I Got My Eyes On You (3:31)
3. I Live Where The Action Is (2:26)
4. Bad Boy (4:05)
5. If You Think I've Lost You (Secret Weapon) (2:29)
6. Thunderbird (2:35)
7. Rockin' Daddy (3:06)
8. Candy Kisses (3:26)
9. Rooster Blues (3:09)
10. Congo Mombo (3:23)

Blues, blues and more blues. Texas-style. 10 tracks of deep blues from the Lone Star State. Featuring Sue Foley (Best Traditional Female 2020 BMA’s) on guitar and Chris ‘Whipper’ Layton (Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Stevie Ray Vaughan) on drums. Cut live in the studio. No overdubs, no tricks. Hammond B3/Guitar/Drums. It’s pure, ‘in-the-moment’ blues cut by 3 of today’s finest Texas Blues players - with music that still packs the dance floors down in Texas: Lightnin’ Hopkins, Juke Boy Bonner, The Nightcaps, Lazy Lester, Lightnin’ Slim, Guitar Gable and more. Rough and ready to ride the range, this is West Texas Blues.

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Mike Flanigin - The Drifter

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 35:10
Size: 80.5 MB
Styles: Rockin blues
Year: 2015
Art: Front

[4:53] 1. The Devil Beats His Wife
[3:10] 2. Fit To Be Tied (Feat Alejandro Escovedo)
[6:34] 3. The Drifter (Feat Billy Gibbons)
[3:29] 4. All Nite Long (Feat Jimmie Vaughan)
[1:14] 5. From The Dust (Feat Stephen Barber & Tosca)
[3:18] 6. Nina (Feat Kat Edmonson)
[4:23] 7. Stop The World (Feat Gary Clark Jr)
[5:16] 8. Tryin' To Make Mywy Back Home (Feat Rev. Gaen West)
[2:07] 9. One Little Heart (Feat Kat Edmonson)
[0:43] 10. This Life

After years as Austin's go-to Hammond B-3 organist not named Ian McLagan, Mike Flanigin opened his address book, called some friends, and booked studio time. He'd already written the songs, tailoring each one to the talents of his collaborators. The results culminate in the most delightfully schizophrenic release of 2015 thus far. You'd be excused for thinking this a jazz exercise from the Sun Ra-esque opener, "The Devil Beats His Wife." Then "Fit to Be Tied," a rampaging Rolling Stones-meets-New York Dolls rocker, uncorks brutal guitars and a snotty Alejandro Escovedo vocal. Third track in, the familiarly gruff, smoky voice of Billy F. Gibbons begins intoning a spoken-word intro over plucked guitar, kickstarting the album's only cover, the late Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown's title track. And this is merely the first 15 minutes! Then follows a shuffle tailor-made for Jimmie Vaughan ("Roll All Night Long"), Gary Clark Jr. channeling Dobie Gray ("Stop the World"), and Kat Edmonson chanteusing two tracks, the string-laden "Nina" being especially beautiful. The Drifter – diverse, wonderful, rich. ~Tim Stegall

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