TRAMPLED UNDER FOOT
''MAY I BE EXCUSED''
SEPTEMBER 23 2008
74:07
1. Fog/7:27
2. Jonny Cheat/6:48
3. Love My Baby/4:44
4. You're Too Big To Carry/4:33
5. May I Be Excused/6:56
6. Waiting On The Line/3:57
7. My Fault To Stay/5:07
8. Have I Ever Told You/6:42
9. Hot Headed Woman/6:23
10. You Call That Love/5:34
11. Mississippi River/9:12
12. Comin' Home To You/6:43
Album Notes
When was the last time you saw a three piece family blues band with two left handed guitarists? Let alone a blues band with two strong vocals both female and male? Trampled Under Foot, winners of the 2008 International Blues Challenge, is like no other blues band you will ever see or hear. Danielle is an amazing singer and an excellent bassist. Kris fires right in the pocket on the drums and sings as well. Nick is a strong singer and an accomplished guitarist, winning the 2008 Albert King Award from the IBC. TUF books venues and festivals world wide, having performed at numerous national and international blues festivals.
BIOGRAPHY
by Al Campbell
The soul blues trio Trampled Under Foot consists of siblings Danielle Schnebelen (lead vocals and bass), Nick Schnebelen (guitars and vocals) and Kris Schnebelen, (drums). They grew up with the blues in Kansas City. Their father, Bill, was a blues guitarist in the band Little Eva and would regularly take his three children to jam sessions. Growing up, the siblings played separately in numerous bands over the years. Danielle was in Fresh Brew (1999-2004), Kris was a staple at blues clubs, and Nick was in Killing Floor (or K-Floor), and briefly, Buddahead. Missing the family camaraderie, the siblings formed Trampled Under Foot in 2000. The band released four studio sessions: Trampled Under Foot (2006), May I Be Excused in (2008), and Wrong Side of the Blues in (2011). They also issued Live at the Notodden Blues Festival in 2010. The combination of those releases and non-stop touring caught the attention of the jazz and blues label Telarc, who signed the band in 2013. They issued their fifth studio album, Badlands, that same year.
''MAY I BE EXCUSED''
SEPTEMBER 23 2008
74:07
1. Fog/7:27
2. Jonny Cheat/6:48
3. Love My Baby/4:44
4. You're Too Big To Carry/4:33
5. May I Be Excused/6:56
6. Waiting On The Line/3:57
7. My Fault To Stay/5:07
8. Have I Ever Told You/6:42
9. Hot Headed Woman/6:23
10. You Call That Love/5:34
11. Mississippi River/9:12
12. Comin' Home To You/6:43
Album Notes
When was the last time you saw a three piece family blues band with two left handed guitarists? Let alone a blues band with two strong vocals both female and male? Trampled Under Foot, winners of the 2008 International Blues Challenge, is like no other blues band you will ever see or hear. Danielle is an amazing singer and an excellent bassist. Kris fires right in the pocket on the drums and sings as well. Nick is a strong singer and an accomplished guitarist, winning the 2008 Albert King Award from the IBC. TUF books venues and festivals world wide, having performed at numerous national and international blues festivals.
BIOGRAPHY
by Al Campbell
The soul blues trio Trampled Under Foot consists of siblings Danielle Schnebelen (lead vocals and bass), Nick Schnebelen (guitars and vocals) and Kris Schnebelen, (drums). They grew up with the blues in Kansas City. Their father, Bill, was a blues guitarist in the band Little Eva and would regularly take his three children to jam sessions. Growing up, the siblings played separately in numerous bands over the years. Danielle was in Fresh Brew (1999-2004), Kris was a staple at blues clubs, and Nick was in Killing Floor (or K-Floor), and briefly, Buddahead. Missing the family camaraderie, the siblings formed Trampled Under Foot in 2000. The band released four studio sessions: Trampled Under Foot (2006), May I Be Excused in (2008), and Wrong Side of the Blues in (2011). They also issued Live at the Notodden Blues Festival in 2010. The combination of those releases and non-stop touring caught the attention of the jazz and blues label Telarc, who signed the band in 2013. They issued their fifth studio album, Badlands, that same year.
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