diva href="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/big_show.php?/avaxhome/34/2f/000c2f34.jpeg"img src="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/34/2f/000c2f34_medium.jpeg"/a/divbr divbMr. David Viner - Among The Rumours and The Rye (2008)/bbr Modern Acoustic Blues, Folk | mp3 VBR~180kpbs | 49MB | 41:35 min./divbr tabletrtd“/tdtd'Among the Rumours and the Rye' is Viner’s third album and he has built a reputation as a red blooded live guitarist having being chosen to support the White Stripes on their last tour./tdtdâ€/td/tr/tablebr tabletrtd“/tdtd"White Stripes fans looking for quality after-hours music need look no further"br i- The Observer/ibr "Viner might yet wake up one morning and find himself a star"br i- NME/i/tdtdâ€/td/tr/table
Part: 2 : Eddie boyd - the sonet blues story
diva href="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/big_show.php?/avaxhome/05/31/000c3105.jpeg"img src="http://pixhost.ws/avaxhome/05/31/000c3105_medium.jpeg"/a/div br divbEddie Boyd - The Sonet Blues Story/b br FLAC (image+cue+log+covers) | 308 Mb | RS br iReleased: 2005 ( Recorded: 1974) | Label: Universal (986 925-6) | Genre: Blues | Ripper: garet jax/i/div br br tabletrtd"/tdtdLike several of the black jazz and blues players of his generation, pianist Eddie Boyd, tired of the racism in America and the general treatment afforded musicians, moved permanently to Europe in the mid-'60s, where labels like Sweden's Sonet Records were more than happy to record him. The session presented here took place in Stockholm in 1974, and features Boyd on piano and vocals performing original blues numbers backed by young Swedish players (and one American, Ed Thigpen, on drums), and while things don't have the powerful edge of a classic Chicago Chess Records session, it's close, and there is a charmi! ngly loose and fluid feel working here, one that is perfect for the kind of easy, almost elegant blues that was Boyd's stock in trade. Things get off to a great start with the opener, "Lovesick Soul," and pretty much stay at the level through the set, with the impressive "Tell the Truth," the bubbling "Dedicated to My Baby" (an alternate version is added as a bonus track), and the refreshingly arranged "Zip Code" (which allows Boyd to cut loose on piano a little bit) being among the clear highlights. At his best, Boyd delivered a kind of light, airy, and transcendent version of the blues, one that featured as much hope as misery, and this set is a perfect example of his unique approach. - iSteve Leggett (AMG)/i/tdtd"/td/tr/table
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