Time: 35:56
Size: 82.3 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2011
Art: Front
[3:35] 1. Who's Been Talking
[3:14] 2. Sidetracked
[3:27] 3. Honest I Do
[3:06] 4. Tom Joad And The Devil
[2:18] 5. Stop Breaking Down
[4:45] 6. Night Train
[3:08] 7. Roll And Tumble Blues
[3:57] 8. Kill You (I Don't Think It's Going To Work Out)
[4:56] 9. Rolling Stone (Catfish Blues) (Feat. Otis Watkins)
[3:25] 10. Boogie Chillen
The Scott Keeton band is a roots based whirlwind of blues, rock, and country-swing influences. From his first album which is now considered a collectors item, to his newest recordings, Scott Keeton delivers music of substance, served with a satisfying dose of six-string charm.
Scott Keeton is once again stretching the limits of what the blues is, (are?) Covering tunes from the greats like Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Jimmy Reed, and Robert Johnson. This is not your daddy's blues, this is so much more. No frills, guitars, drums and bass, but the rhythms and feel of the songs seem different. Scott has been playing professionally for over 20 years and has worked on stage with greats such as Eric Idle, Bo Diddley, Bob Margolin, and others. Give this cd a listen, you will see that this is bringing a new but comfortable feel to what we all know and love as “the blues”.
Scott Keeton is once again stretching the limits of what the blues is, (are?) Covering tunes from the greats like Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Jimmy Reed, and Robert Johnson. This is not your daddy's blues, this is so much more. No frills, guitars, drums and bass, but the rhythms and feel of the songs seem different. Scott has been playing professionally for over 20 years and has worked on stage with greats such as Eric Idle, Bo Diddley, Bob Margolin, and others. Give this cd a listen, you will see that this is bringing a new but comfortable feel to what we all know and love as “the blues”.
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