Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 51:10
Size: 118,0 MB
Styles: Electric blues, rock
Scans: Front
1. Boom Boom (3:37)
2. Jukin' (4:43)
3. Jezebel (3:21)
4. Ashes In The Rain (5:35)
5. Falling In Love With The Blues (3:34)
6. Love Me Too (3:24)
7. Devil In A Box (3:26)
8. Blue Wearin' Black (5:22)
9. Purple (4:28)
10. My Dark Destroyer (4:19)
11. If Love Was A Bullet (4:02)
12. Paris Mountain (5:13)
This native of Greenville, South Carolina, veteran keyboardist, tunesmith, and incredibly powerful vocalist of his own bands, Garfeel Ruff and The Godfrey Brothers, as well as that of Marshall Tucker Band and Lee Roy Parnell, Godfrey has been a Nashville treasure for over three decades. If anyone knows about shades of colors, he has never seen, it is Ronnie and his brother Ricky, both whom were born blind, but never let it — or anything else life threw their way — keep them from making great music or seeing things as they are, and as they hoped they would be.
Things kick off to a roaring start with a barnburner called “Boom, Boom.” Word to club owners and DJs, play this number and start making plans to expand your dance floor. Godfrey doesn’t let up when he moves on to “Jukin’,” further propelled by Bill Darnell’s harp. Brother Ricky and Mike Severs (who Ronnie refers to as his “brother from a different mother”) add many shades of red-hot and cool guitar.
Veteran songwriter and studio singer, Kim Morrison, aka Mrs.Godfrey, adds talents and background vocals that Ray Charles would have grabbed in a heartbeat, especially after hearing a bar or two of “Love Me Too.” For umbrella users, there is ample amounts of deep blue and purple too on here. Two originals, “If Love Was A Bullet” and the closer “Paris Mountain,” a look back at his life and others of his generation, are pure thinking songs. As he always has, Ronnie Godfrey continues to amaze at all that he can see, feel and do.
Things kick off to a roaring start with a barnburner called “Boom, Boom.” Word to club owners and DJs, play this number and start making plans to expand your dance floor. Godfrey doesn’t let up when he moves on to “Jukin’,” further propelled by Bill Darnell’s harp. Brother Ricky and Mike Severs (who Ronnie refers to as his “brother from a different mother”) add many shades of red-hot and cool guitar.
Veteran songwriter and studio singer, Kim Morrison, aka Mrs.Godfrey, adds talents and background vocals that Ray Charles would have grabbed in a heartbeat, especially after hearing a bar or two of “Love Me Too.” For umbrella users, there is ample amounts of deep blue and purple too on here. Two originals, “If Love Was A Bullet” and the closer “Paris Mountain,” a look back at his life and others of his generation, are pure thinking songs. As he always has, Ronnie Godfrey continues to amaze at all that he can see, feel and do.
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