LINDSEY ALEXANDER
''COME BACK BABY''
AUGUST 19 2014
64:18
1 - Little Bit Of Soap 3:05
2 - Booze And Blues 4:07
3 - I Got A Woman 7:16
4 - Come Back Baby 3:12
5 - Call My Wife 4:43
6 - Things Done Changed 4:49
7 - Can't Drink, Can't Sleep, Can't Eat 5:36
8 - Booty Call 6:11
9 - Too Old To Be A New Fool 6:36
10 - Snowing In Chicago 4:08
11 - I Can't Quit You Baby 6:55
12 - Funky Feeling 3:54
13 - Goin' Out Walkin' 3:38
Linsey Alexander (vocals, guitar)
Breezy Rodio (guitar)
Chris Neal (tenor saxophone)
Ryan Nyther (trumpet)
Bill McFarland (trombone)
Roosevelt Purifoy (keyboards)
Pooky Styx (drums)
BIOGRAPHY
By Official Site
Linsey Alexander was just inducted in to the Chicago Blues Hall of Fame June 2014
after playing Chicago Blues for over 50 years.
Chicago is the blues capital of the world. If recent popularity is any kind of benchmark, Linsey Alexander just might be the hottest sound in town right now.
Born in Mississippi and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, Linsey Alexander discovered a down to earth city that truly understands and appreciates music on Chicago's southside. In much the same way as many great blues artists before him, he grew up in a poor but honest and hard working family, learning early on that music has the power to lift the spirit and comfort the soul. In Linsey's own words, "Blues music is not hard- it's just a documentary about life." His first guitar - a gift from a family friend who played on the front stoop of Linsey's home in Memphis - was never retrieved from the pawn shop where he left it almost 50 years ago. Using the money to help pay his way to Chicago, he now plays a variety of Gibson and Fender guitars. Since 1959, Linsey Alexander has been perfecting the art of entertainment blues for the sheer and simple pleasure of it. His easy smile and unpretentious personality define a charismatic entertainer who loves to perform; and perform he does!
Although having played with B.B.King, Bobby Rush, Buddy Guy, Little Milton, Magic Slim, Johnnie Taylor, A.C.Reed, Larry McCray, Bither Smith, John Primer, Otis Clay, Eddie Clearwater, and other great blues performers, Linsey Alexander has remained resolutely true to his own style. His first CD's release, "Someone’s Cookin' in My Kitchen," "My Days Are So Long" and his latest release "If You Ain't Got It" is a compilation of original Blues and R&B tunes. He is thankful for the good things in his life, and now at last, seems willing to realize that the friends encouraged him to keep playing over the years may have known a thing or two about talent. Linsey has "never truly believed in himself" until now; Now, he is ready to believe. In 2012, He signed with Delmark Records and recorded his first international CD.
Linsey, Delmark Recording artist, was nominated #1 Album by A1 CD.
In 2013, Linsey toured Brazil for 14 days and Copenhagen for 5 days.
That same year, Linsey's band toured France for 30 days.
In 2014, just this year, Linsey Alexander was inducted into the Chicago Blues Hall of Fame.
OFFICIAL SITE
''COME BACK BABY''
AUGUST 19 2014
64:18
1 - Little Bit Of Soap 3:05
2 - Booze And Blues 4:07
3 - I Got A Woman 7:16
4 - Come Back Baby 3:12
5 - Call My Wife 4:43
6 - Things Done Changed 4:49
7 - Can't Drink, Can't Sleep, Can't Eat 5:36
8 - Booty Call 6:11
9 - Too Old To Be A New Fool 6:36
10 - Snowing In Chicago 4:08
11 - I Can't Quit You Baby 6:55
12 - Funky Feeling 3:54
13 - Goin' Out Walkin' 3:38
Linsey Alexander (vocals, guitar)
Breezy Rodio (guitar)
Chris Neal (tenor saxophone)
Ryan Nyther (trumpet)
Bill McFarland (trombone)
Roosevelt Purifoy (keyboards)
Pooky Styx (drums)
BIOGRAPHY
By Official Site
Linsey Alexander was just inducted in to the Chicago Blues Hall of Fame June 2014
after playing Chicago Blues for over 50 years.
Chicago is the blues capital of the world. If recent popularity is any kind of benchmark, Linsey Alexander just might be the hottest sound in town right now.
Born in Mississippi and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, Linsey Alexander discovered a down to earth city that truly understands and appreciates music on Chicago's southside. In much the same way as many great blues artists before him, he grew up in a poor but honest and hard working family, learning early on that music has the power to lift the spirit and comfort the soul. In Linsey's own words, "Blues music is not hard- it's just a documentary about life." His first guitar - a gift from a family friend who played on the front stoop of Linsey's home in Memphis - was never retrieved from the pawn shop where he left it almost 50 years ago. Using the money to help pay his way to Chicago, he now plays a variety of Gibson and Fender guitars. Since 1959, Linsey Alexander has been perfecting the art of entertainment blues for the sheer and simple pleasure of it. His easy smile and unpretentious personality define a charismatic entertainer who loves to perform; and perform he does!
Although having played with B.B.King, Bobby Rush, Buddy Guy, Little Milton, Magic Slim, Johnnie Taylor, A.C.Reed, Larry McCray, Bither Smith, John Primer, Otis Clay, Eddie Clearwater, and other great blues performers, Linsey Alexander has remained resolutely true to his own style. His first CD's release, "Someone’s Cookin' in My Kitchen," "My Days Are So Long" and his latest release "If You Ain't Got It" is a compilation of original Blues and R&B tunes. He is thankful for the good things in his life, and now at last, seems willing to realize that the friends encouraged him to keep playing over the years may have known a thing or two about talent. Linsey has "never truly believed in himself" until now; Now, he is ready to believe. In 2012, He signed with Delmark Records and recorded his first international CD.
Linsey, Delmark Recording artist, was nominated #1 Album by A1 CD.
In 2013, Linsey toured Brazil for 14 days and Copenhagen for 5 days.
That same year, Linsey's band toured France for 30 days.
In 2014, just this year, Linsey Alexander was inducted into the Chicago Blues Hall of Fame.
OFFICIAL SITE
