Time: 71:52
Size: 164.5 MB
Styles: R&B, Louisiana blues
Year: 2014
Art: Front
[3:36] 1. A Man With Two Women
[3:31] 2. Down On My Luck
[3:48] 3. Hard Money
[3:57] 4. Home Of The Blues
[4:05] 5. Midnight's Coming
[3:23] 6. No Money Honey
[4:06] 7. Still Singing The Blues
[3:13] 8. Stone Cold Blues
[3:32] 9. Walking On The Truth
[4:35] 10. Don't Put Me Out
[2:48] 11. Good Love
[3:04] 12. How Lucky Can I Get
[3:40] 13. L B Blues
[4:39] 14. Mama Says
[2:40] 15. No Good Dirty Woman
[4:11] 16. People Let's Come Together
[2:19] 17. So Called Friend
[3:45] 18. There'll Be A Day
[3:23] 19. What Does It Take
[3:28] 20. Where You Were Last Night
Tracks 1-9 by Burton Gaar & The Mudcats; tracks 10-20 by Patrick Henry.
Louisiana contemporary blues artist Burton Gaar has released 4 solo CD's to date, including one that charted in the Billboard International Top 5. Gaar, the former bandleader-bassist, and vocalist for Percy Sledge and Zydeco Legend Rocking Sidney has 450 songs in his catalog. He has written in excess of 2000 songs during his musical career. The power and honesty of his unmistakable voice, combined with the meaningful lyric content of his songs, powerful grooves, and clever arrangements, authenticates Gaar's unique brand of Louisiana blues.
Patrick Henry began performing at the age of seven when he sang his favorite hymn "One More River to Cross" in a little church in the town of Sunset, Louisiana. From these early beginnings Mr. Henry remained in the town of Sunset where he joined the Liberation Band in 1978 which was the start of his professional career. Patrick Henry & The Liberation Band is credited to three albums for Lanor Records and had released albums sporadically under his own name leading up to the 2007 release "Contagious".
Louisiana contemporary blues artist Burton Gaar has released 4 solo CD's to date, including one that charted in the Billboard International Top 5. Gaar, the former bandleader-bassist, and vocalist for Percy Sledge and Zydeco Legend Rocking Sidney has 450 songs in his catalog. He has written in excess of 2000 songs during his musical career. The power and honesty of his unmistakable voice, combined with the meaningful lyric content of his songs, powerful grooves, and clever arrangements, authenticates Gaar's unique brand of Louisiana blues.
Patrick Henry began performing at the age of seven when he sang his favorite hymn "One More River to Cross" in a little church in the town of Sunset, Louisiana. From these early beginnings Mr. Henry remained in the town of Sunset where he joined the Liberation Band in 1978 which was the start of his professional career. Patrick Henry & The Liberation Band is credited to three albums for Lanor Records and had released albums sporadically under his own name leading up to the 2007 release "Contagious".
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