Lucky Peterson - What Have I Done Wrong: The Best Of The JSP Sessions

Size: 131,0 MB
Time: 56:05
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2017
Styles: Electric Blues
Art: Front

01. After The Dance (3:40)
02. Til' My Dyin' Day (Feat. Andy Aledort) (6:17)
03. Age Ain't Nothing But A Number (Feat. James Peterson) (3:48)
04. Strange Things Happening Every Day (Feat. Tamara Peterson) (4:29)
05. Lost The Right (3:07)
06. What Have I Done Wrong (3:36)
07. Never Coming Back (3:13)
08. Where's Lucky (Feat. Bernard Allison, Larry McCray & Carl Weathersby/) (7:16)
09. Have You Ever (Could Have Been You) (4:41)
10. From Me (Previously Unissued Track) (6:51)
11. Back To Sing The Blues (Previously Unissued Track) (4:29)
12. I'm Lucky Man (Feat. Tamara Peterson) (Previously Unissued Track) (4:31)

Multi-instrumentalist Lucky Peterson cements his position as one of the era's leading Bluesmen with this Best of the JSP sessions. Features various special guests and this edition comes with 4 bonus unreleased tracks.

A protege of Willie Dixon's he performed at the age of five on the Ed Sullivan show. Acclaimed as a child prodigy, he consolidated his musical skills at Buffalo Academy, before bowing to the inevitable and playing guitar and keyboards for the likes of Etta James. Bobby Bland and Little Milton. That pedigree is evident in every track here. We hear Lucky evolving from assurance to sheer mastery. And that's to say nothing of his singing, songwriting, and band leading skills.

What Have I Done Wrong

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Tamara & Lucky Peterson - Darling Forever

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 41:34
Size: 95.1 MB
Styles: Soul-blues, Electric blues
Year: 2009
Art: Front

[4:43] 1. You Gotta Love Me Baby
[3:07] 2. Lost The Right
[3:36] 3. Smile
[4:10] 4. I Don't Like You But I Love You
[4:01] 5. Talkin' 'bout Love
[5:02] 6. Free
[4:14] 7. Darling Forever
[4:01] 8. What You Wanna Do About It
[4:45] 9. Sometimes
[3:50] 10. I Believe

Blues guitar man Lucky Peterson spent years establishing himself as a powerful singer, but on DARLING FOREVER, he cedes the vocal spotlight to his wife, Tamara. Fortunately, she proves more than able to take the reigns; her throaty, soulful voice fully inhabits tunes that mix contemporary blues, R&B, and funk. Her husband speaks mainly through his guitar here, but he does pitch in with vocals on a couple of tracks, and the pair's gifts make for quite the musical marriage. ~Jim Allen

Darling Forever

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Tamara Peterson - Whatever You Say (With Lucky Peterson Band)

Size: 121,7 MB
Time: 52:14
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2013
Styles: Contemporary Blues
Art: Full

01. How Do I, Why Do I (Love) (3:47)
02. Carried Away (4:11)
03. Patience (5:14)
04. I Wanna Know What Good Love Is (4:31)
05. Have You Ever (Could Of Been You) (4:41)
06. One Of A Kind (3:46)
07. Last Time (You Left) (5:08)
08. Try To Make A Liar Out Of Me (4:59)
09. Whatever You Say (4:27)
10. Dance & Party (5:18)
11. Real Music (6:08)

A superb studio set of all new songs from one of the fastest rising stars of the current blues and soul scene. Contemporary but with deep roots-soulful and bluesy but accessible to a modern audience.

This fascinating amalgam of deep Southern Soul, Blues, Funk and the contemporary sounds of Black America today is a work of a great creative team. Tamara herself, a soulful singer and wonderful songwriter. Husband Lucky Peterson who contributes guitar, keyboards and vocals and producer Steve Washington who brings some truly world class songwriting and production to the set.

Whatever You Say (With Lucky Peterson Band)

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Lucky Peterson - Live At The 55 Arts Club Berlin (Discs 1&2)

Lucky Peterson is one of the most versatile blues musicians in the international scene: a passionate lead guitarist, first-class singer and an exceptional player of the Hammond B3. In March 2012 he played his first Berlin show in 10 years. Playing with him is his wife Tamara Peterson (vocals), Shawn Kellerman (guitar), Tim Waites (bass) and Raul Valdes (drums). In a two-and-a-half-hour concert, Lucky Peterson performs his own compositions as well as blues classics such as Ta Ta You, Who s Been Talking?, I Believe I ll Dust My Broom and The World's In A Tangle.

Album: Live At The 55 Arts Club Berlin (Disc 1)
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 79:12
Size: 181.3 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2012

[ 5:25] 1. I'm Back Again
[ 6:29] 2. Smooth Sailing
[ 8:53] 3. Trouble
[12:52] 4. Blues Medley
[ 9:10] 5. You Shook Me
[ 3:24] 6. Knocking
[ 4:08] 7. How Do I, Why Do I
[ 4:56] 8. I Don't Like You But I Love You
[11:55] 9. Been So Long
[ 6:18] 10. Wanna Know What Good Love Is
[ 5:38] 11. Lost The Right

Live At The 55 Arts Club Berlin (Disc 1)

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Album: Live At The 55 Arts Club Berlin (Disc 2)
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 79:20
Size: 181.6 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2012
Art: Front

[ 4:43] 1. Giving Me The Blues
[ 7:14] 2. Ta' Ta' You
[ 4:46] 3. It Ain't Safe
[ 4:43] 4. I'm Ready
[ 4:59] 5. Who's Been Talking
[10:31] 6. I Believe I'll Dust My Broom
[ 2:32] 7. The World's In A Tangle
[ 6:52] 8. Kiss
[ 7:31] 9. Last Night You Left
[10:26] 10. Ain't Nobody Like You
[14:58] 11. Real Music

Live At The 55 Arts Club Berlin (Disc 2)

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James Peterson - Wrong Bed

Size: 99,7 MB
Time: 43:00
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1998
Styles: Modern Electric Blues
Art: Full

01. Wrong Bed (4:13)
02. Ends Meet (5:55)
03. Four Little Boys (4:15)
04. Blood Runs Cold (4:32)
05. Keep On Pumpin' (5:11)
06. You Gotta Pay (3:41)
07. Right Place, Wrong Time (4:24)
08. Memphis Smoke (2:54)
09. Fishin' (2:50)
10. Cryin' Time (5:00)

Sixty-six year old James Peterson has been playing the blues for 46 years and has been recording since 1970. Wrong Bed! is the guitarist, singer and songwriter’s seventh album.

The CD was produced by James and his famous son, Lucky Peterson. Other family members, including his wife and daughter, lent their support. Recorded in Dallas, it was engineered by DeWayne Riley and mixed by Jon Ligon.

All of the songs were written by James, which is refreshing for a blues album. Way too often, blues records contain rehashed versions of well known classic songs — appearing to be just filler material. This is not the case with Wrong Bed! ~By Sonny Boy Lee

The CD kicks off with the title track, "Wrong Bed," and for me, the late Z.Z. Hill comes to mind. It has that same groove and feel. Some might say that this style of Rhythm and Blues is dated, but this is the real thing. There are no annoying drum machines, samples, boring synthesizers or monotonous vocals.

"Keep on Pumpin’," "Memphis Smoke" and "You Gotta Pay" get into an Albert Collins kind of groove with songs that are in the slot and allow musicians to stretch out and jam. There is a neat wah-wah guitar solo on "You Gotta Pay." James gets down on some slow blues with "Blood Runs Cold" and gets biographical with "Four Little Boys," which deals with his mother’s untimely death in 1939. This is not lightweight material, my friends. James speaks from his soul — honest and on the mark. But he also knows how to inject humor into his material, something that is sadly lacking in most blues recordings today. Too many contemporary blues performers take themselves way too seriously.

A wah-wah slide guitar weaves through "Right Place, Wrong Time." "Cryin’ Time" is reminiscent of earlier blues ballads in the vein of "I Found a Love" (Wilson Pickett) and "Cry Baby" (Garnet Mimms). Those songs were cool when they were first produced and they are cool today.

James Peterson’s most recent offering sounds great. The musicianship is top rate and a listening pleasure.

Wrong Bed

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