BIG DADDY G
''TOPLESS''
2000
71:27
1 - New Man Blues/3:21
2 - What You're All About/3:19
3 - Stringbean 'n Tater/5:10
4 - Topless/3:04
5 - Chicken & The Hawk/3:21
6 - Paycheck/5:10
7 - Nothing Left to Lose/8:18
8 - You're Cute/4:13
9 - Keep Your Head Up/3:28
10 - Checkbook Game/3:59
11 - Blues For T.F./5:26
12 - Looks Good/3:44
13 - Say, Reg!/3:15
14 - The Past is Still Here/5:16
15 - Spud's Groove/5:35
16 - Let me Ride Your Automobile/3:51
Bruce Brooker /Drums
Pat Carey /Horn Arrangements, Saxophone
Enrico Crivellaro /Composer
Jack de Keyzer /Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Wayne Deadder /Composer
Jim Glover /Vocals
Rob Gusevs /Piano, Wurlitzer
Gene Hardy /Sax (Tenor)
Pat Kilbride /Standup Bass
Jerry Leiber /Composer
Ted Leonard /Guitar
Southside Steve Marriner /Chromatic Harmonica, Soloist
Dutch Mason /Vocals
Ted Peacock /Drums
Mike Stoller /Composer
Tony D. /Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Tortoise Blue /Harmonica, Organ (Hammond), Producer, Vocals
Donnie "Mr. Downchild" Walsh /Guitar
BIOGRAPHY
by Bradley Torreano
Picking up on the decadent image and rowdy approach of vintage blues acts, guitarist Big Daddy G (known to his mother as Dave Glover) began making a splash around the turn of the century. The club circuit had shaped his music into a fiery attack before any records had been released, and a chance meeting with organist/singer Tortoise Blue gave Big Daddy G the chance to form a strong band around his playing. In 1998, 4 Blues became the first recorded effort from the duo. A tribute to a deceased bandmate as well as a rough first effort, the uneven album led to the far superior Topless in 2000. Nominated for a Juno Award that year, the roaring album became a hit with blues audiences and the accolades began pouring in. A strong live act as well, Big Daddy G began scoring spots at several Canadian blues festivals while putting together their first live album. Entitled Blue Sound, the record captured their energetic stage show accurately and gave Big Daddy G the chance to explore his own songs a little more.
''TOPLESS''
2000
71:27
1 - New Man Blues/3:21
2 - What You're All About/3:19
3 - Stringbean 'n Tater/5:10
4 - Topless/3:04
5 - Chicken & The Hawk/3:21
6 - Paycheck/5:10
7 - Nothing Left to Lose/8:18
8 - You're Cute/4:13
9 - Keep Your Head Up/3:28
10 - Checkbook Game/3:59
11 - Blues For T.F./5:26
12 - Looks Good/3:44
13 - Say, Reg!/3:15
14 - The Past is Still Here/5:16
15 - Spud's Groove/5:35
16 - Let me Ride Your Automobile/3:51
Bruce Brooker /Drums
Pat Carey /Horn Arrangements, Saxophone
Enrico Crivellaro /Composer
Jack de Keyzer /Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Wayne Deadder /Composer
Jim Glover /Vocals
Rob Gusevs /Piano, Wurlitzer
Gene Hardy /Sax (Tenor)
Pat Kilbride /Standup Bass
Jerry Leiber /Composer
Ted Leonard /Guitar
Southside Steve Marriner /Chromatic Harmonica, Soloist
Dutch Mason /Vocals
Ted Peacock /Drums
Mike Stoller /Composer
Tony D. /Guitar, Guitar (Electric)
Tortoise Blue /Harmonica, Organ (Hammond), Producer, Vocals
Donnie "Mr. Downchild" Walsh /Guitar
BIOGRAPHY
by Bradley Torreano
Picking up on the decadent image and rowdy approach of vintage blues acts, guitarist Big Daddy G (known to his mother as Dave Glover) began making a splash around the turn of the century. The club circuit had shaped his music into a fiery attack before any records had been released, and a chance meeting with organist/singer Tortoise Blue gave Big Daddy G the chance to form a strong band around his playing. In 1998, 4 Blues became the first recorded effort from the duo. A tribute to a deceased bandmate as well as a rough first effort, the uneven album led to the far superior Topless in 2000. Nominated for a Juno Award that year, the roaring album became a hit with blues audiences and the accolades began pouring in. A strong live act as well, Big Daddy G began scoring spots at several Canadian blues festivals while putting together their first live album. Entitled Blue Sound, the record captured their energetic stage show accurately and gave Big Daddy G the chance to explore his own songs a little more.
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