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Artist | Title | Format / Price | Label | Year | |
FARLOW-KIRCH BAND![]() |
ALLIGATOR CRAWL![]() ![]() |
CD: $15 (US) - NEW ($13.50 with *discount) |
GLOBE RECORDS![]() |
2005 | |
blues, rockabilly: Lightning's struck at the crossroads, and from it has arisen the alliance of two modern blues masters: Billy C. Farlow and Rich Kirch. The bold, soulful lyrics and screaming harmonica of Farlow, coupled with the wailing electric guitar riffs of Kirch create a driving rhythmic force that interweaves an eclectic blend of traditional blues and Southern-fried rockabilly, celebrating Americana roots styles with foot-stomping vigor. Farlow is noted for his nine-year career as Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen's frontman and harmonica player, responsible for penning several of their hits. Kirch's credits include a 13-year career as the late John Lee Hooker's lead guitarist and band leader. The two musical veterans honed their chops in the '60s and '70s hotbeds of blues revived Chicago and Detroit, emulating such legends as Howlin' Wolf, Hound Dog Taylor, and James Cotton and collaborating with such masters as John Lee Hooker, Sippie Wallace, Big Joe Williams, Junior Wells, and Charlie Musselwhite, among other greats: from Chuck Berry to Eric Clapton. Both artists boast lengthy discographies and worldwide touring acclaim. Alligator Crawl is the duo's first collaborative effort featuring renegade Billy C. originals and Kirch's electric savvy. The duo will be touring the Bay Area and beyond this summer to promote the new album. Includes special guests Keith Crossan (Tommy Castro) and Bill Gibson (Huey Lewis & The News). | |||||
TOMMY CASTRO![]() |
GUILTY OF LOVE![]() ![]() |
CD: $10.00 (US) - NEW ($9.00 with *discount) |
33RD STREET![]() |
2001 | |
blues, soul, rock: Big Sale! Shows a depth and maturity, and an expanded musical scope, with the same dependable soul. Includes: Tommy Castro (vocals, guitar); Keith Crossan (saxophone, background vocals); Randy McDonald (bass, background vocals); Billy Lee Lewis (drums, percussion). Additional personnel includes: John Lee Hooker (vocals); Jeff Tamaleir (acoustic guitar); Jimmy Pugh (piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Hammond B-3 organ); Stu Blank (piano, background vocals); Pamela Rose (background vocals). Engineers include: Tom Size, Steve Spirn | |||||
MICHAEL PELOQUIN![]() |
HOUSE OF CARDS![]() ![]() |
CD: $10.00 (US) - NEW ($9.00 with *discount) |
GLOBE RECORDS![]() |
2000 | |
blues, rhythm & blues: Big Sale! After twenty plus years as a sideman contributing to other artists (Albert King, Johnnie Johnson, Tommy Castro, E.C. Scott, Mitch Woods, Larry "Arkansas" Davis, Sy Klopps and Rhythmtown-Jive), he is stepping into the spotlight with his first album as a leader. These years have been an education in American roots music that has helped to form his melting-pot sound, as witnessed on this project of blues, R&B and soul. Featuring special guests: Tommy Castro, (Blind Pig Recs), Mitch Woods (Blind Pig Recs), Larry Batiste, and Steve Freund (Delmark Recs). A must have for all blues lovers! | |||||
TOMMY CASTRO![]() |
RIGHT AS RAIN![]() ![]() |
CD: $9.75 (US) - NEW ($8.78 with *discount) |
BLIND PIG![]() |
1999 | |
blues, soul, rock: Packed with Memphis-style horns, features the tasty session work of Dr. John on two tracks, as well as a terrific duet with Delbert McClinton on the R & B cooker "Don't Turn Your Heater Down." As a singer, Castro is part shouter, part crooner, with a style suggestive of Jeff Healey. His immaculate, accomplished guitar playing has been widely praised, drawing comparisons to Stevie Ray Vaughn and Duane Allman. Produced by Jim Gaines | |||||
TOMMY CASTRO![]() |
EXCEPTION TO THE RULE![]() ![]() |
cassette: $6.25 (US) - NEW ($5.62 with *discount) |
BLIND PIG![]() |
1997 | |
blues: Long-known to Pacific Coast fans, this "Masterful guitar slinger who plays with both the ferocious power of Albert Collins and the sweet, stinging subtlety of B.B. King" comes out on Blind Pig with a new CD offering blues and R & B with a touch of Memphis soul. Co-produced by Jimmy Pugh (keyboards for Robert Cray Band and Chris Isaak) with Keith Crossan (KBC Band, Commander Cody), Randy McDonald (The Dynatones), and Shad Harris. | |||||
COLE TATE BAND![]() |
JUNKYARD MOON![]() ![]() |
CD: $11 (US) - NEW ($9.90 with *discount) |
GLOBE RECORDS![]() |
1997 | |
rock: Singer/Songwriter Cole Tate and his band draw on the influences of Rock, Blues, R & B, And Country music. The tight rhythm section of Adam B.(Drums) and Scott Urquhart (Bass) lay down a danceable groove that provides a solid foundation for some of the best dual guitar interplay since the Allman Brothers. Both Cole Tate and guitar wizard Erik Schramm display a mastery of soloing and creating beautiful musical textures. Special guests: Commander Cody, Joe Paquin (The Sundogs), Austin Delone (Elvis Costello, The Fabulous Thunderbirds), Keith Crossan (Tommy Castro Band), Jimmy Dillon (Clarence Clemmons), Eugene Huggins (Harvey Mandel, Buddy Guy), Patty Quinn (Kingfish). Produced by Cole Tate & Adam 'bagel' Berkowitz of Bo-La-De Productions. Cole Tate's songwriting on JUNKYARD MOON ranges from issues of love: "A Love So Strong", "Somehow You'll Know", "Back Porch Serenade"; loss: "Nothin' Left to Lose", "Sin City"; and personal growth: "Changes". This CD also features the bands truly unique version of Tracy Chapman's hit song "Talkin' 'Bout A Revolution" | |||||
ANTHONY PAULE![]() |
BIG GUITAR![]() ![]() |
CD: $11 (US) - NEW ($9.90 with *discount) |
BLUE DOT![]() |
1995 | |
blues: Debut by Johnny Nocturne's guitarist, showcasing traditional blues sensibilities. 12 tunes (9 originals) with S. F.'s finest: Ms. Dee, Jackie Payne (Johnny Otis); Jim Pugh (Robert Cray/Chris Isaak); Paul Revelli (Joe Louis Walker); Steve Evans (Roy Rogers); Gaylord Birch (Charles Brown); Tommy Castro (Blind Pig Recs). A must have for all blues lovers! | |||||
ANTHONY PAULE![]() |
BIG GUITAR![]() ![]() |
cassette: $5.75 (US) - NEW ($5.17 with *discount) |
BLUE DOT![]() |
1995 | |
blues: Debut by Johnny Nocturne's guitarist, showcasing traditional blues sensibilities. 12 tunes (9 originals) with S. F.'s finest: Ms. Dee, Jackie Payne (Johnny Otis); Jim Pugh (Robert Cray/Chris Isaak); Paul Revelli (Joe Louis Walker); Steve Evans (Roy Rogers); Gaylord Birch (Charles Brown); Tommy Castro (Blind Pig Recs). A must have for all blues lovers! | |||||
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