HARRY BODINE
''WHICH WAY HOME''
DECEMBER 8 2006
44:07
1. Which Way Home/4:21
2. Drivin' Thru Memphis/3:47
3. Twenty-Four Hours/4:11
4. Too Much Time/3:26
5. What Would I Do/3:38
6. Enough Hard Times/3:34
7. Shufflin' Shoes/3:44
8. Can' Live Without It/4:30
9. Troubled Mind/5:57
10. Hip Street/4:29
11. Peace Tree Blues/2:30
Jerry Becker /Vocals (Background)
Harry Bodine /Composer, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), National Steel Guitar, Producer, Slide Guitar, Vocals
Herman Bryant /Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Nick Connolly /Organ, Piano
Mike Roeder /Bass, Vocals (Background)
Matt Ryan /Drums, Vocals (Background)
Nick Travis /Bass
Harry Bodine has opened shows for The Subdudes, The Radiators, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Delbert McClinton, Aaron Neville, and recently was a featured artist at the prestigious Kerrville Folk Festival.
Harry’s song “Drivin Up Thru Memphis” was included on the CD sampler "A Taste Of Triple A". Also featured on this sampler were songs by Ray Lamontagne, Marc Broussard, Meiko and Dave Stewart.
Harry spent five years as primary songwriter and guitarist for the Austin based band Delta Roux. The band released two CD’s on the German label “Taxim Records”.
Two of Harry'’s compositions Peace Tree Blues and Dirty Shoes can be heard in the 2011 movie “ American Joyride” , which is currently being featured in Film Festivals across the USA.
Harry's interest in playing music started after he left high school from his hometown in Central New York State. He started playing bass guitar the same time his older brother Howard was learning to play the six string. Howard taught Harry the Blind Lemon Jefferson song “Easy Rider Blues”, he then was hooked on the blues sound and switched from bass to guitar.
His passion for slide guitar was inspired by Duane Allman's work on the Allman Brothers' “Fillmore East” and the Derek and the Dominos' Layla album. Muddy Waters, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Ry Cooder, John Mooney, Jimmy Page, Johnny Winter, John Hammond and Mick Taylor also have had a big influence on his guitar work.
Harry’'s favorite songwriters are: Jagger/Richards, Lennon /McCartney, John Hiatt, Gregg Allman, Willie Dixon, George Harrison, Robbie Robertson, Bob Dylan and many more.
''WHICH WAY HOME''
DECEMBER 8 2006
44:07
1. Which Way Home/4:21
2. Drivin' Thru Memphis/3:47
3. Twenty-Four Hours/4:11
4. Too Much Time/3:26
5. What Would I Do/3:38
6. Enough Hard Times/3:34
7. Shufflin' Shoes/3:44
8. Can' Live Without It/4:30
9. Troubled Mind/5:57
10. Hip Street/4:29
11. Peace Tree Blues/2:30
Jerry Becker /Vocals (Background)
Harry Bodine /Composer, Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric), National Steel Guitar, Producer, Slide Guitar, Vocals
Herman Bryant /Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Nick Connolly /Organ, Piano
Mike Roeder /Bass, Vocals (Background)
Matt Ryan /Drums, Vocals (Background)
Nick Travis /Bass
Harry Bodine has opened shows for The Subdudes, The Radiators, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Delbert McClinton, Aaron Neville, and recently was a featured artist at the prestigious Kerrville Folk Festival.
Harry’s song “Drivin Up Thru Memphis” was included on the CD sampler "A Taste Of Triple A". Also featured on this sampler were songs by Ray Lamontagne, Marc Broussard, Meiko and Dave Stewart.
Harry spent five years as primary songwriter and guitarist for the Austin based band Delta Roux. The band released two CD’s on the German label “Taxim Records”.
Two of Harry'’s compositions Peace Tree Blues and Dirty Shoes can be heard in the 2011 movie “ American Joyride” , which is currently being featured in Film Festivals across the USA.
Harry's interest in playing music started after he left high school from his hometown in Central New York State. He started playing bass guitar the same time his older brother Howard was learning to play the six string. Howard taught Harry the Blind Lemon Jefferson song “Easy Rider Blues”, he then was hooked on the blues sound and switched from bass to guitar.
His passion for slide guitar was inspired by Duane Allman's work on the Allman Brothers' “Fillmore East” and the Derek and the Dominos' Layla album. Muddy Waters, Mississippi Fred McDowell, Ry Cooder, John Mooney, Jimmy Page, Johnny Winter, John Hammond and Mick Taylor also have had a big influence on his guitar work.
Harry’'s favorite songwriters are: Jagger/Richards, Lennon /McCartney, John Hiatt, Gregg Allman, Willie Dixon, George Harrison, Robbie Robertson, Bob Dylan and many more.
