MUDSLIDE
''BLUES''
JUNE 9 2005
48:04
1. Be a Man/3:32
2. Mudslide Blues/3:48
3. Deep Dark River/3:49
4. Long Gone Brother/3:46
5. Mother May I/3:50
6. On My Trail/2:31
7. Hypnotized/5:46
8. Blues in San Francisco/2:54
9. Throw a Penny/4:47
10. Dirty Faced Kid/4:12
11. Soulshine/4:44
12. Contradictory Girl/4:26
ALBUM NOTES
By CD Baby
Just like many bands that have come out of the San Francisco music scene, Mudslide has creatively fused the sum of their influences into something fresh and exciting. Drawing from their love of Rock, R&B, and Roots, then blending it all together with Blues, Mudslide has created a sound that is uniquely its own.
Tony Lemieux delivers a strong voice that commands the crowd to stand up and pay attention. Mixing his ripping leads, screaming harmonica, and blistering slide guitar, Tony, ever the quintessential charismatic front man, delivers the goods!
John Crowhurst struts and growls like an angry preacher on Sunday, and plays guitar and mandolin in a manner that makes one wonder if he met the devil at the crossroads. One word...HOT!
Mike Richmond’s bass styling delivers a mammoth bottom end providing a thumpin’ and irresistible groove that never fails to have everyone dancing in the isles.
Ian Luke sets the pace with what can be only described as amazing drumming. What else can we say about Ian Luke, drummer. He can't dress himself.
From the dual lead guitars, wailing harmonica, rippin’ mandolin, blazing slide, and tight-but-loose rhythm section, Mudslide has earned the reputation as dynamic performers. Their live shows often leave the audiences in foot-stomped, hand-clapped, danced-out fits of exhaustion. Experience first hand the music of Mudslide. Their debut album, Mudslide Blues, delivers a brand of rockin’ blues that is infused with larger than life energy, and is destined to become a favorite for years to come.
''BLUES''
JUNE 9 2005
48:04
1. Be a Man/3:32
2. Mudslide Blues/3:48
3. Deep Dark River/3:49
4. Long Gone Brother/3:46
5. Mother May I/3:50
6. On My Trail/2:31
7. Hypnotized/5:46
8. Blues in San Francisco/2:54
9. Throw a Penny/4:47
10. Dirty Faced Kid/4:12
11. Soulshine/4:44
12. Contradictory Girl/4:26
ALBUM NOTES
By CD Baby
Just like many bands that have come out of the San Francisco music scene, Mudslide has creatively fused the sum of their influences into something fresh and exciting. Drawing from their love of Rock, R&B, and Roots, then blending it all together with Blues, Mudslide has created a sound that is uniquely its own.
Tony Lemieux delivers a strong voice that commands the crowd to stand up and pay attention. Mixing his ripping leads, screaming harmonica, and blistering slide guitar, Tony, ever the quintessential charismatic front man, delivers the goods!
John Crowhurst struts and growls like an angry preacher on Sunday, and plays guitar and mandolin in a manner that makes one wonder if he met the devil at the crossroads. One word...HOT!
Mike Richmond’s bass styling delivers a mammoth bottom end providing a thumpin’ and irresistible groove that never fails to have everyone dancing in the isles.
Ian Luke sets the pace with what can be only described as amazing drumming. What else can we say about Ian Luke, drummer. He can't dress himself.
From the dual lead guitars, wailing harmonica, rippin’ mandolin, blazing slide, and tight-but-loose rhythm section, Mudslide has earned the reputation as dynamic performers. Their live shows often leave the audiences in foot-stomped, hand-clapped, danced-out fits of exhaustion. Experience first hand the music of Mudslide. Their debut album, Mudslide Blues, delivers a brand of rockin’ blues that is infused with larger than life energy, and is destined to become a favorite for years to come.
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