Burton Gaar - Home Of The Blues
Contemporary Soul/Blues
Louisiana contemporary blues artist Burton Gaar has released 4 solo CD's to date, including one that charted in the Billboard International Top 5.
Gaar, the former bandleader-bassist, and vocalist for Percy Sledge and Zydeco Legend Rocking Sidney has 450 songs in his catalog. He has written in excess of 2000 songs during his musical career.
The power and honesty of his unmistakable voice, combined with the meaningful lyric content of his songs, powerful grooves, and clever arrangements, authenticates Gaar's unique brand of Louisiana blues.
Burton Gaar was born on Halloween day in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He grew up from humble beginnings in a farming community in Rapides Parish, LA.
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Rick Moore And Mr Lucky Live In The USA
Heart of the South Blues-based Rock with influences from Memphis to Muscle Shoals; soulful lyrics, gritty vocals, Hammond B3 organ, and slide guitars take you way down South so you can feel the Heat and smell the Big Muddy with this Blues Rocker
NOMINATED FOR MUSIC CITY BLUES CD OF THE YEAR 2002 ! Music Network/Line Music, in conjunction with MRL records, has released "Live in the USA," Rick Moore's third European release. This live CD was recorded at Bourbon Street Boogie Bar (National Blues Club of the year in 2000) in Nashville, TN. May 12, 2001 during the celebration of "Mardi Gras in May."
This live recording captures the excitement of Rick Moore and Mr. Lucky on stage as they showcase the best of Rick's two previous recordings and the hot slide work of Mr. Lucky's own Sam Stafford (Artimus Pyle Band, Rascals) Jerry (Snake) King, bass (Mother Earth, Dobie Gray), Mike Caputy (drums), (T. Graham Brown), and Tim Hinkly, piano, (Humble Pie, Van Morrison, Alexis Corner, Alvin Lee), round out this impressive bunch of seasoned rockers
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Joe Cruz Good Luck Man
COUNTRY/BLUES
With a musical career spanning over 40 years, a favorite question that Texas Singer/Songwriter Joe Cruz is often asked: "What was your greatest moment in the music business?" Without hesitation Joe answers, "June 6, 1976 at the Baytown, Texas Fairgrounds, opening for Willie Nelson at one his famous outdoor concerts! It was the first time I had ever done an outdoor concert with an audience in excess of 10,000 screaming people! Standing on that huge stage and singing for that mass of people had to be my greatest moment."
Of course, some members of Joe's band, The Cruisers, might want to argue that because there were so many great moments in those 40 years. Moments like recording your first record and hearing it on the radio for the first time; or maybe appearing on TV for the first time; or the first big star you worked with. But things really started heating up in the late 70's for Joe Cruz and The Cruisers. Playing nightly shows in the Houston/Pasadena area biggest and most popular nightspots, Joe signed with Mickey Gilley's organization just as the Urban Cowboy craze was taking hold. That opportunity led to performing on shows with some of Country Music's biggest names like Mickey Gilley, Johnny Lee, David Alan Coe, David Houston, Billy Walker, Johnny Paycheck, Floyd Tillman, Michael Martin Murphy, Eddie Raven, Jerry Lee Lewis, and countless others.
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Cold Shott and The Hurricane Horns If You Got The Blues...
This hot LIVE CD features Big-band Rhythm and Blues, Blues and Soul with the soulful vocals by Arizona legend "Small Paul" Hamilton and the big-sound of The Hurricane Horns. It's a complete party on a CD.
Formed in Mesa, AZ in 1990, The COLD SHOT BLUES BAND, a classic and contemporary blues trio managed by Valley music veteran TED KOWAL, made its mark in the Phoenix area by backing Chicago Blues legend CHICO CHISUM (Howlin' Wolf). Ted always had a love for big-band R&B, BLUES and SOUL (i.e. B. B. King, Buddy Guy, Delbert McClinton, Wilson Pickett, Tower of Power) and reformed the band in 1992 to include horns and powerful lead vocals.
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