72BLUES
''SAID I WOULD''
FEBRUARY 12 2007
62:03
1 Said I Would 03:25
2 Supper Is Waiting 03:23
3 My Name 05:23
4 That Just Happened 01:09
5 Way Down 05:36
6 Southern Fried 05:11
7 Lay My Burden Down 03:46
8 Harmonihum 01:10
9 Lawd, A Lonesome Sorry 05:45
10 Home 03:32
11 Gonna Get Fed 05:10
12 Loneside My Bed 07:42
13 Not No More 10:44
ABOUT
By Dan Burke, Canadian Music Week
Detroit delta-electro rockers 72Blues pays homage to the great blues artists of the early 20th century. The band celebrates 'tradition' and 'authenticity' with their roots firmly planted in American heritage but saturate their blues with a stinging-sweat style attitude and power punch delivery, making the 72Blues sound - all their own.
72Blues deliver a blend of down south and signifying honky rawkin-blues; celebratin' old time traditional music and they nail it to the cross with original and contemporary sensibility. This mob of musicians hen peck and scuffle a devilish blend of country-blues, swamp-blues, gospel rhythms, cotton field chants and prison-blues.
Devil music meets Divine intervention you might say! 72Blues arrived with their highly acclaimed debut CD release 'Said I Would' (Shock Records / Timberyard), with 11 wickedly raw tracks streamed together seamlessly rejoicing in a 70 minute sinner's sermon. Followed by their 2007 single 'She Like The Fux, Like Electrolux' recorded in Melbourne, Australia and their latest 'Detroit Border City' EP recorded with legendary producer Jim Diamond of 'Ghetto Recorders' in Detroit, Michigan.
72Blues fight dirty and write music with the same killer instinct, continually re-inventing their punch combination of old time blues traditions. The band is back this 2010, stationed in Toronto/Detroit and are proud to announce their recent addition as new member Jim Diamond (The Dirtbombs) steps in to lend over 20 years of Detroit dirty rock experience.
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''SAID I WOULD''
FEBRUARY 12 2007
62:03
1 Said I Would 03:25
2 Supper Is Waiting 03:23
3 My Name 05:23
4 That Just Happened 01:09
5 Way Down 05:36
6 Southern Fried 05:11
7 Lay My Burden Down 03:46
8 Harmonihum 01:10
9 Lawd, A Lonesome Sorry 05:45
10 Home 03:32
11 Gonna Get Fed 05:10
12 Loneside My Bed 07:42
13 Not No More 10:44
ABOUT
By Dan Burke, Canadian Music Week
Detroit delta-electro rockers 72Blues pays homage to the great blues artists of the early 20th century. The band celebrates 'tradition' and 'authenticity' with their roots firmly planted in American heritage but saturate their blues with a stinging-sweat style attitude and power punch delivery, making the 72Blues sound - all their own.
72Blues deliver a blend of down south and signifying honky rawkin-blues; celebratin' old time traditional music and they nail it to the cross with original and contemporary sensibility. This mob of musicians hen peck and scuffle a devilish blend of country-blues, swamp-blues, gospel rhythms, cotton field chants and prison-blues.
Devil music meets Divine intervention you might say! 72Blues arrived with their highly acclaimed debut CD release 'Said I Would' (Shock Records / Timberyard), with 11 wickedly raw tracks streamed together seamlessly rejoicing in a 70 minute sinner's sermon. Followed by their 2007 single 'She Like The Fux, Like Electrolux' recorded in Melbourne, Australia and their latest 'Detroit Border City' EP recorded with legendary producer Jim Diamond of 'Ghetto Recorders' in Detroit, Michigan.
72Blues fight dirty and write music with the same killer instinct, continually re-inventing their punch combination of old time blues traditions. The band is back this 2010, stationed in Toronto/Detroit and are proud to announce their recent addition as new member Jim Diamond (The Dirtbombs) steps in to lend over 20 years of Detroit dirty rock experience.
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