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01. Love To Love You Baby 02. Could It Be Magic 03. I Feel Love 04. Theme From The Deep (Down Deep Inside) 05. Love's Unkind 06. I Love You 07. Last Dance 08. MacArthur Park 09. Heaven Knows 10. Rumour Has It 11. Hot Stuff 12. Bad Girls 13. No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) (feat. Barbra Streisand) 14. On The Radio 15. Love Is In Control (Finger On The Trigger) 16. State Of Independence 17. She Works Hard For The Money 18. Dinner With Gershwin 19. This Time I Know It's For Real
V. A. - Mojo Presents: Good Times, Bad Times (2010)
01. Li'l Millet And His Creoles - Rich Woman 02. Junior Parker - Mystery Train 03. Bo Diddley - Pretty Thing 04. Jimmy Reed - Big Boss Man 05. Big Joe Williams - Baby Please Don't Go 06. Little Walter - Mellow Down Easy 07. Muddy Waters - (I'm Your) Hoochie Coochie Man. 08. Big Bill Broonzy - Key To The Highway 09. John Lee Hooker - I'm Gonna Kill That Woman 10. Son House - Death Letter Blues 11. Slim Harpo - I Got Love If You Want It 12. John Lee Hooker - Crawling King Snake 13. Memphis Minnie - When The Levee Breaks 14. Mississippi Sheiks - Sitting On Top Of The World 15. Leadbelly - The Bourgeois Blues
Musician Carol Cox has created a song called 'Angel of the Sea' inspired and written after watching the documentary film 'The Cove'; For those who havent seen it, it brings awarness of the mass killing and capture of Dolphins in Taiji, Japan.
The aim for Carol is to release this song as a single to create mass awarness of the dolphin massacre and also to donate 100% of the proceeds to the Oceanic Preservation Society (OPS)
Van Morrison & Linda Gail Lewis - 2000 - You Win Again
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Una nota de calidad... en cualquier género y estilo.
You Win Again es el vigésimo octavo álbum de estudio del músico norirlandés Van Morrison, grabado en colaboración con la cantante de blues, country y rock´n´roll Linda Gail Lewis, hermana del "Killer" Jerry Lee Lewis. Sabor rock & roll con toques swing y country que muestran una vez más la versatilidad del gran Van Morrison.
TEMAS: 01 – "Let's Talk About Us" (Otis Blackwell) – 2:53 / 02 – "You Win Again" (Hank Williams) – 3:01 / 03 – "Jambalaya (On the Bayou)" (Williams) – 2:57 / 04 – "Crazy Arms" (Ralph Mooney/Chuck Seals) – 3:37 / 05 – "Old Black Joe" (Jerry Lee Lewis) – 3:21 / 06 – "Think Twice Before You Go" (Al Smith) – 2:38 / 07 – "No Way Pedro" (Van Morrison) – 3:44 / 08 – "Shot of Rhythm and Blues" (Terry Thompson) – 3:59 / 09 – "Real Gone Lover" (Dave Bartholomew/Ruth Durand/Joseph Robichaux) – 3:09 / 10 – "Why Don't You Love Me (Like You Used to Do)?" (Williams) – 2:23 / 11 – "Cadillac" (Ellas McDaniel) – 2:33 / 12 – "Baby (You've Got What It Takes)" (Clyde Otis/Murray Stein/Brook Benton) – 3:45 / 13 – "Boogie Chillen" (John Lee Hooker) – 4:00
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Van Morrison: vox, acoustic guitar, electric guitar & harmonica Linda Gail Lewis: vox & piano
The Red Hot Pokers: Ned Edwards: lead & rhythm electric guitar, mandolin & backing vocals Peter Hurley: bass Colin Griffin: drums. Paul Godden: steel guitar Lee Goodall: saxophone.
Calum and Rory MacDonald - The Band From Rockall (2012)
Artist.....: Calum and Rory MacDonald Album......: The Band From Rockall Released...: 30 April 2012 Location...: Scotland Label......: Universal Genre......: Folk Style......: Celtic Rock ? Format.....: MP3 Bitrate....: VBR, avg = 246 Kbps Size.......: 99,5 Mb Length.....: 54:38 min
INTRODUCTION: ------------- 2012 release from the brothers Macdonald, founding members and leading lights in the iconic Scottish band Runrig. The album reflects their strong feeling towards their Scottish Roots and all the heritage and emotion that unfolds in music they have recorded on this album is a steeped in their tradition.
Tracks listing: -------------------------------- 01. The Band From Rockall 5:05 02. Luaidh 3:10 03. There’s A Chain 4:07 04. One Way Ticket 3:45 05. The Days 4:27 06. Mairi Bhàn 4:28 07. Eval 3:37 08. When I Walk Among The Hills 6:26 09. Am Bàrd Deireannach 4:47 10. Nighean òg Nan Sùilean Ciùin 4:42 11. For The Love Of Alison 5:33 12. Into The Aurora 4:31
Line-up: --------- Calum MacDonald: Drums,Percussion,Vocals, Omnichord & Auto-harp Rory MacDonald:Guitars,Synth,Bass,Organ, Vocals,Glock, Harmophon & Accordion Sine Lahm Lauritsen: B/vocals Paul Towndrow: Saxophone Andy Thorburn: Piano Michael Bannister: Keyboards, Piano Organ & B/vocals Euan Burton: Bass Ross Hamilton: Keyboards & B/vocals Fiona Johnston: Strings & B/vocals Katie MacDonald: B/vocals The Craigie Choir: Chorus Vocals B.J.Cole - Pedal Steel Guitar
Note: ---------- Two of the founder members of Runrig have collaborated on this project symbolised by Rockall, an island outcrop lying 300 miles off mainland Scotland.
The inspiration for the songs came from their childhood in the Western Isles. Growing up in the late 50s and 60s, rock 'n' roll and pop culture impacted on the Gaelic community.
Biography: ------------ The Band from Rockall is a duo and solo project of Runrig songwriters Calum and Rory Macdonald. It is also the title of their debut self-titled bilingual album in English and Gaelic The Band from Rockall (long title being The Band from Rockall: The Solo Project from Calum and Rory Macdonald).
The duo's name comes from Rockall, a remote rocky uninhabited islet in the North Atlantic Ocean, lying 300 miles west of the Scottish mainland. This was chosen by the brothers as a point 'half-way' between their native North Uist and the United States, representing both the Gaelic tradition and the Rock and Roll influence on their music.
Review: --------------- A 'first solo album' from the MacDonald brothers, long the power behind Runrig. And there is lots of power here to keep you toe-tappin'. As all of the songs are written by the lads you can assume there's a 'strong' likeness' to Runrig but this might also appeal to a broader audience. Well worth a listen.
The Project: ------------- Rockall is a rock outcrop, lying 300 miles west of the Scottish mainland – 250 miles west of St Kilda and the Outer Hebrides. Ownership of Rockall has been disputed by Denmark, Iceland, Ireland and Great Britain over the centuries, but in the 1950s, it was annexed to the British crown. It is the most westerly part of Europe.
The Band From Rockall project is the first solo recording from Runrig songwriters, Calum and Rory Macdonald. Calum and Rory have had a long held desire to record an album, centered on the songwriting, with a musical ethos that was all about getting to the heart of the song. The inspiration for the songs and the musical context is the experience of growing up in the Western Isles in the late 50s and 60s, at a point in time when rock ’n’ roll and the emerging pop culture impacted on the Gaelic community.
Rockall is apt as a piece of symbolism for the project – a place of transient identity – lying half way between the Hebrides and America – half way between rock ’n’ roll and the ceilidh house.
The Music ---------------- There are 12 new songs on the album, 4 of which are in Gaelic. The initial recordings were achieved in the home-demo studio environment, then taken to mother studios in Denmark and Glasgow to assimilate the parts. The musical references throughout have been retro, recorded on analogue tape with Rory playing classic guitars and keyboards of the era. Calum also played all the drums on the project. As well as the CD release, and in keeping with the musical and recording ethos of the project, there will also be a release on vinyl LP format with Side 1 featuring some of the English tracks, and Side 2 (Dàrna Taobh) featuring all the Gaelic songs.
Artist.....: America Album......: Back Pages Released...: 2011 Location...: California, USA Label......: eOne Music Genre......: Country Style......: West Coast Format.....: MP3 | FLAC Bitrate....: VBR, avg = 224 Kbps | Lossless Size.......: 82,3 Mb | 306 Mb Length.....: 46:15
INTRODUCTION: ------------- They need absolutely no introduction to two generations of music lovers. America led for four decades by Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell are still one of the most beloved groups in the history of pop. As they embark upon their 40th Anniversary Tour, they maintain a large and devoted fan base that attends over 100 concerts and music festival performances a year. For all their success as hit writers of enduring classics like "A Horse With No Name", "Ventura Highway", "Sister Golden Hair", and so many others, Gerry and Dewey have never created a project that paid tribute to their favorite songs and songwriters. Until now, that is. Back Pages is a rich, joyous collection of a dozen glimmering interpretations. The songlist stretches back in time to the 60s British Invasion (The Zombies "Time Of The Season" ) right up to right now ("A Road Song", a brand new song by Fountains Of Wayne.) Along the way, America offers new renditions of new standards by Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell, Brian Wilson, Jimmy Webb, and more. In many ways, America's journey in music, still very much in progress, reflects the story of a whole nation of listeners for whom the tunes on Back Pages continue to matter. Fantastic album and great interpretations of songs by Bob Dylan, Neil Young, James Taylor, Brian Wilson, Joni Mitchell, Buffalo Springfield & Mark Knopfler!
Special Guest: Mark Knopfler, Jeff Foskett & Van Dyke Parks!
This delightful album offers a fresh take on timeless songs and proves that, for all of their own rich history, America still has the ability to surprise and enchant us.
Tracks listing: ---------------- 01. America - America (3:40) 02. America - A Road Song (3:15) 03. America - Woodstock (3:53) 04. America - Caroline No (3:23) 05. America - Someday We'll Know (3:38) 06. America - Sailing To Philadelphia (4:57) 07. America - Crying In My Sleep (4:41) 08. America - Time Of The Season (3:40) 09. America - Something In The Way She Moves (4:21) 10. America - On The Way Home (2:38) 11. America - Till I Hear It From You (3:45) 12. America - My Back Pages (4:24)
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Recording information: ------------------------- British Grove Studios, London, England; The Tracking Room, Nashville, TN; Your Place Or Mine, Glendale, CA; Zoomar South Studios, Nashville, TN
Line-up/Personnel: ----------------- John Willis (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Larry Beaird (acoustic guitar, banjo); Dewey Bunnell, Gerry Beckley (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Fred Mollin (acoustic 12-string guitar, synthesizer, percussion, background vocals); Pat Buchanan (electric guitar); Mike Johnson (pedal steel guitar); Stewart Duncan (mandolin, fiddle); Tony Harrell (piano, harmonium, organ, Wurlitzer organ, synthesizer); John Jarvis (piano, Wurlitzer organ); Greg Morrow (drums, percussion); Russell Terrell (background vocals).
Biography: ------------ “On the first part of the journey,” America, comprised of Dewey Bunnell, Dan Peek, and Gerry Beckley, gave the world a great blend of folk and rock with the release of their grand debut, the eponymous America album. That album gave us the timeless “A Horse With No Name” following it up with “I Need You,” and “Sandman.” From there, the band provided many more hits songs, all memorable, all classic, over a collection of well-received albums.
After a time, America endured a decisive split with Dan Peek, a severed union that has never regained full flower. But, by the time of his departure in 1977, America's hit machinery had slowed to a crawl producing fewer hits. In fact, the band's cover of Russ Ballard's “You Can Do Magic” performed quite well for the remaining duo but little else.
Over the decades, America, still the truncated duo, performed with success at various venues and fairs. In 2007, Bunnell and Beckley released a strong album of original tunes. Reception of Here & Now was generally good, with the album selling well for an older act that had not recorded for quite some time. On July 26, America returns with a newly recorded album, Back Pages.
The album: ------------- Back Pages concentrates not on original compositions by the remaining duo of Beckley and Bunnell, but rather on the coverage of words other than their own. As stated earlier, having had good success with “You Can Do Magic,” the song from Russ Ballard, the band has opted to retread that ground.
On Back Pages, the covered tracks originate with a highly regarded set of songwriters that include James Taylor (“Something In The Way She Moves”), Bob Dylan (“My Back Pages”), Joni Mitchell (“Woodstock”), Neil Young via Buffalo Springfield (“On The Way Home”), Paul Simon (“America”), and Rod Argent via The Zombies (“Time Of The Season”). More musically current, they record songs by Mark Knopfler (“Sailing To Philadelphia”), Gregg Alexander via New Radicals (“Someday We'll Know”), and a new track from Fountains of Wayne (“ A Road Song”). Back Pages delivers 12 tracks of important works with the specific, well known America folk-rock sound. It's an album that Beckley and Bunnell wanted to release because of the impact the songs have had on them as well as on us.
"After nine days, I let the horse run free..."
Review: --------------- America follows up their much-hyped major-label 2007 comeback Here & Now by shifting to an independent imprint and covering favorite songs. The move to an indie cleans up the production -- there's not the old-school warmth that James Iha brought to it -- and lessens the scope, so apart from the touch-too-pristine surfaces, this sounds intimate and friendly. There are no great surprises in the song selection, it's heavily weighted toward classic songwriters like Bob Dylan, Paul Simon, Joni Mitchell, and Brian Wilson, and has a selection from Schlesinger's Fountains of Wayne, so the only surprises are tunes from the Gin Blossoms and the New Radicals, whose melodicism fits quite well here, and there are mild, subtle surprises within the arrangements, with Dewey Bunnell and Gerry Beckley turning these familiar tunes into something that sounds distinctly like America. It's comfortable and engaging without being complacent; it's a visit with old friends that still can do something unexpected after all these years
They've earned it. America's latest album 'Back Pages' is a covers tribute, perhaps predictable in that so many other artists have taken this marketing route, but there is enough of the duo's distinctive sound stamped across known territory to make it a pleasant and pleasing stroll. Who wouldn't walk a familiar path enjoyed for so many years when this slight but safe detour is on offer?
The album begins eponymously with Simon and Garfunkel's 'America' and I like the neatness of the platitude. The distinctive voices of Buckley and Bunnell make it their own though the beautiful melody truly carries the song. Third track 'Woodstock' does, admittedly, evoke Matthews Southern Comfort more than their own sound, but with such a similarity that is a nuance for the most critical of ears. I was pleasantly surprised to hear their version of the New Radicals song 'Someday' - a song I have always enjoyed and which gets an appreciative version here. Perhaps because the song choice is so appealing in itself and my love of America so deep-rooted I am bound to be an instant fan.
The Jimmy Webb penned and Garfunkel beautification of the ballad 'Crying In My Sleep' is a little cloying as another version, but the Zombies' 'Time Of The Season', the eighth track, continues the melodic song selection and homage to pretty songwriting of the past. This marriage of America's harmonising with established hits is furthered with ninth track's covering of James Taylor's 'Something In The Way She Moves'.
The album ends on probably the stand-out cover, this time Bob Dylan's 'My Back Pages'. Solo piano chords lead into a heartfelt vocal harmonising of the familiar lines and meanings which is then continued with an accordion accompaniment. It's a simple but sweet version letting the words control rather than seeking to redefine its sound.
You see, I've been a fan of America since 1972 when I saw them supporting Family so yes I'm biased but please read on. The beauty of this album is that although every song is a cover, they all have the America feel, vibe and sound. (see if you can spot the guitar riff from Sister Golden Hair)
You know each track is America and if you hadn't heard them before wouldn't think they are covers. Vocals and instruments are all exceptional and the song choice is so clever.
The stand out songs for me: ----------------------------- Caroline - The beach boys classic, just sheer perfection in every way Someday - I love the new radicals and this song but it's constantly in my head due to this version. A road song - This sounds like it was written by America rather than being a Fountain of Wayne song. America - My favourite Simon and Garfunkel song just made even better. The vocals are so beautiful-a great way to start the album. Sailing to Philadelphia - Gerry and Dewey's different voices really bring the song to life. Till I hear from you - The Gin Blossoms song that sounds so like it is just a typical great America song Worth buying the album just for these 6 tracks alone!
Also good were: ----------------- Woodstock Time of the season Crying in my sleep However for me, Gerry and Dewey didn't 'Americanise' these 3 songs quite enough. The remaining 2 songs are just songs that I personally don't like and would rather they had included different songs (I'd have loved Pete Yorn's Just Another-made for the guys and David Gray's Babylon or Lindisfarne's Lady Eleanor but what do I know) Anyway a great song for any lover of quality music
Reseña/Español: ----------- En un principio, cuando se formaron en 1972, se consolidaban como un trío, bajo el nombre de America, simplemente la moda en es entonces eran los nombres de los continentes y así los hubo.
El éxito que los llevó a la cumbre es sin duda ese tema de Los Caballos Sin Nombre, mismo que sigue sonando en algunas estaciones de radio y es recordado por los seguidores de esta legendaria alineación que hoy en día están cumpliendo cuatro décadas de musicalizar al mundo con un estilo que puede llamarse como el precursor del folk. Guitarras acústicas es la base de esta alineación, bajo y batería como acompañamiento. Un simple y sencillo rock.
Ahora únicamente permanecen Dewey Bunnell y Gerry Beckley, (Dan Peek fallece en 2011) quienes con un sin fin de músicos invitados hacen de esta nueva producción algo más que ameno. Aunque hay que resaltar que los tres (incluyendo a Peek), siempre han sido multi instrumentistas. Uno de los más importantes colaboradores en esta nueva grabación es Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits).
Black Pages es una remembranza al pasado de la banda y por qué no decirlo, de sus contemporáneos, a quienes hacen tributo con este album.
America no es un grupo que se haya caracterizado por las grandes masas, sin embargo siguen vendiendo una buena cantidad de discos de cada una de sus 16 producciones hasta el momento. Sus conciertos los ofrecen constantemente en salas de no mucha capacidad, pero siempre con llenos totales.
America es una banda para recordar y escuchar en un viaje por carretera. Son muy placenteros y sus grabaciones siempre tienen la peculiaridad de un sonido bastante cómodo, sin alterar los sentidos y sus temas son totalmente pegajosos.
En este homenaje, destacan los temas “Woodstock”, de Joni Mitchell; “My Back Pages”, de Bob Dylan; “Something In The Way She Moves”, de James Taylor; “Til I Hear It From You”; “Caroline No”, de Brian Wilson / Tony Asher; “On The Way Home”, de Neil Young; por supuesto “America”, de Paul Simon y “Sailing To Philadelphia”, original de Knopfler.
Un disco apto para mayores de treinta y cinco años, los menores no sabrán apreciar el excelente trabajo musical de verdaderos músicos. La producción corre a cargo de Fred Mollin.
INTRODUCTION: ------------- Summer In Nagasaki is the second part of the so-called 'Five Atomic Seasons'. The compositions reflect the experiences of Mr. H. T. - an 82 year old Japanese business man - made during the time of the atomic bomb dropping in summer 1945 in Japan. This dramatic incident coincided with the relationship to his early love - his student fellow named Ayumi - who had no chance to survive that horrible attack. H. T. was so heavily shocked that he decided to abandon the world by going into a monastery. The music - written as one long track of 54 minutes - dramatically describes a part of his life and destiny.
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Credits -------------------------------------------------------- Artwork By [Cover Design] – Bianca F. Acquaye Composed By, Producer, Artwork By [Cover Design] – Edgar Froese Engineer – Christian Gstettner Mastered By – Harald Pairits Technician [Assistance] – Gerd Palkovits
Tracks listing: -------------------------------------------- 1 - Climbing Mount Inasa 10:57 2 - In The Cherry Blossom Hills 5:16 3 - Mystery Of Life And Death 13:33 4 - Dreaming In A Kyoto Train 7:00 5 - Ayumi's Butterflies 5:00 6 - Presentiment 4:06 7 - 11:02 AM 10:51
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Line-up / Musicians : --------------------- Edgar Froese: Keyboards, synthetizers, electronic and FX
Edgar Froese and his Tangerine Dream bandmates looked into the avant-garde and found krautrock rhythms and smooth textures. 1974's Phaedra was a groundbreaking ambient LP, released before Brian Eno had even coined the term.
Tangerine Dream released their first album Electronic Meditation in 1970, but they were unable to buy instruments that had the sound they wanted - so the album was played partly on instruments they had built themselves.
Several albumes followed........
Disc Review: -------------------------------- After Pinnacles, released in 1983, Edgar Dream fell in a heavy hyperborean coma. By leaving it to his sharply more creative colleagues, Tangerine Froese followed the wave of Poland and Le Parc without really knowing where he roamed or would go. More than 20 later and after several controversial works under the name of TD as well as solo works, Edgar Froese seems to have resuscitated by investing in an epic and historic work entitled Five Atomic Seasons, reminding Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombardments. Summer in Nagasaki is the 2nd musical picture of this cultural command from the mysterious and fabulously rich Japanese businessman Mr. H.T., surviving witness of this nuclear attack. As on the 1st album of this series, Springtime in Nagasaki, the work has to last 54 minutes and it is with steps falling of oblivion that Climbing Mount Inasa's first notes resound on a melodious synth with uncertain breezes. The sequencer is stirring in a hypnotic spiral, colliding an air of déjà heard, on a progressive tangent. By tiny flakes, notes skip such as a crackling fire to swirl as a musical specter in thousand prisms. Fluid the melody is freeing to versed into an ambient passage with metallic felted sound effects where great percussions hammer a tempo of a haunting sensuality. By now the hearing is conquered and is letting lull by In the Cherry Blossom Hills which is melting melodiously to the opening track, while introducing us to the sublime Mystery of Live and Death. Edgar Froese creates a theatrical universe where the atony goes alongside to a dramatic structure with a mesmerizing minimalism. It’s a puzzling track by it unexpected ways, of which a superb passage in the 2nd part is not without reminding Stuntman with sequenced percussions which increase in cadence. An excellent passage, maybe the best of Froese since moons, which goes off slowly in melodious ashes of Dreaming in Kyoto Train. It’s a track which shows that Froese treats marvelously the melodious aspect without falling in its traps of easiness. Aysumi’s Butterflies will please fans of TD last decade with a soft techno rhythm but with haughtiness mellotron lines. It’s a good mixture between harmonies of former days and a more contemporary beat. Percussions are harmonizing to synth moods fluids and its circular droning, giving a convincing blend without discomfort or false notes. This is soft techno with soul, something rarely heard on last TD. After the melodious Presentiment, 11-02 Am. plunges us into a static sound universe where choirs lull a light ambient oriental breeze on a hatched structure which gradually grows in rhythm. It’s a sonorous spark which is dying in the floating waves of the first bombs to have fallen. Needs to return to Edgar Froese what returns to Edgar Froese. Summer in Nagasaki is a wonderful opus which is filled with this melancholic and harmonious sweetness which punctuated its young masterpieces such as Epsilon in Malaysian Pale and Stuntman. It’s a musical universe with rhythmic ambiguities, at once progressive and melodious on a canvas felted with oriental fragrances. We listen to Summer in Nagasaki as a dream, with an indefinite beauty by the breath of the imagination of a man who was absent for such a long time......
"Una mañana, a uno de nosotros se le acabó el negro, y ese fue el nacimiento del Impresionismo"
Quien al entrar en una de las grandes colecciones de pintura francesa del siglo XIX, llega a los cuadros de Pierre-Auguste Renoir, quizá sienta que allí le recibe lo más jovial y festivo de la larga historia de este arte. La pintura para hacer feliz, como fiesta para los ojos: con estas palabras podríamos resumir la grandeza y los límites de su creación.
Cuarta producción independiente de este grupo de blues liderado por la cantante B.J. Allen. Nos ofrece ocho temas originales y tres versiones interpretadas con mucha fuerza, tanto en la parte vocal como en la músical. Temas suaves, como la que da nombre a esta grabación o en la bellísima “Sunday kind of love”, y mucho swing, como es el caso de “It’s all about you”. El disco cierra con una versión muy góspel del “Get it while you can” de Janis Joplin. Un trabajo que muestra que las vocalistas blancas no se están quedando atrás a la hora de interpretar blues.
TEMAS: 01 – Don't Know What You're Missin' 03:36 / 02 – Radio Song 04:36 / 03 – Borderline 04:17 / 04 – Heartless 04:43 / 05 – Take Out Some Insurance 04:04 / 06 – Do Something 03:42 / 07 – Sunday Kind Of Love 03:16 / 08 – It's All About You 03:18 / 09 – Tryin' To Find The Groove 04:08 / 10 – Iron City 05:05 / 11 – Get It While You Can 03:57
