Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 43:28
Size: 99.5 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2016
Art: Front
[3:12] 1. Elemental
[3:17] 2. Black Coffee
[4:03] 3. Woman's Name
[4:40] 4. Devil Made You
[3:18] 5. Ash Fault
[4:23] 6. City Of Regret
[4:59] 7. Nobody Gets Lonely
[3:35] 8. The Race
[4:05] 9. The Arrow
[2:57] 10. Ballad In Low E
[4:53] 11. Step Into The Light
A silhouetted raven, with open beak and curled tongue, graces the cover of Ross Neilsen’s Elemental. Blues fans, if this reminds you of Edgar Allan Poe, you’ll be forgiven for thinking this CD contains only the darkest shadows of your favorite genre. Surprisingly, it doesn’t. On his sixth studio album, Canada’s Neilsen combines atmospheric blues rock, country blues, and ballads for a refreshing experience. Some die-hards might be in the mood for more guitar shredding and grittier vocals, but others will appreciate Ross’ lower-key approach to the blues. Reminiscent of a young Neil Young or Tom Petty, Neilsen pours his heart out through keen songwriting skills and keen musicianship. In the course of Elemental, he plays wicked-good acoustic and electric guitars while providing lead and background vocals. His singing is a bit nasal, at odds with his shamanic tough-guy persona. However, anyone who hears him will know he means every word, whether rough or reflective. ~Rainey Wetnight
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Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 40:17
Size: 92.2 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2006
Art: Front
[2:53] 1. Somethings Gonna Change
[2:44] 2. Commit And Crime
[3:08] 3. Badlands
[3:39] 4. New Stagger Lee Blues
[3:05] 5. Source Of Light
[1:04] 6. Heart Beat
[3:09] 7. Mailman
[2:09] 8. Come Undone
[3:23] 9. Walk On By
[3:30] 10. Let It Ride
[2:18] 11. Tea Blues
[1:03] 12. Colin Out
[8:07] 13. Goin Somewhere
In 2007, Ross Neilsen had an epiphany. He quit his job, left his relationship, moved out of his house and into his car. Neilsen spent the next two years couch surfing and began the never ending tour schedule that he would become known for throughout Canada. The road honed his craft into a well-oiled machine of stories and song. Music has taken Ross throughout Canada, Mexico, The Olympics, The Pan Am Games, The Hill Country region of Mississippi, The Swampy rivers of Louisiana and even to Macon, Georgia where he was privileged to play the holy grail of blues, rock and soul: Duane Allman’s 1957 Les Paul Gold Top. 2014 found Ross Studying at Camp Copperhead under the tutelage of Steve Earle. The time at Camp Copperhead proved invaluable and gave Ross an entirely new approach to songwriting.
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