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Brian Blain - New Folk Blues
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 39:11
Size: 89.7 MB
Styles: Folk-blues
Year: 2011
Art: Front
[4:15] 1. The Day Coke Saved The Blues
[3:37] 2. The Old Whaler's Confession
[4:04] 3. Treasure Beach
[5:30] 4. Forgotten
[3:43] 5. Another Song About Alice
[5:16] 6. Ramene Moi Demain
[4:28] 7. Don't Blame The Bass Player
[4:07] 8. Last Time I Saw Lenny
[4:08] 9. Ghost Of Clinton's Tavern
“Brian Blain, born in rural Quebec and active in the music scene for forty years, possesses a “northern” style that gives him a cool edge that just can’t be found in any other artist. His easy blend of folk and blues is a running commentary on life as he sees it. He combines his sardonic wit with his soulful guitar skills and crafts it into a unique musical perspective…Want to know how folk blues is played in Toronto? “Colorblind” Brian Blain, will show you how it’s done. Overqualified for the blues? Maybe so, but this man’s music is real. It is unpretentious and understated, yet intelligent and gently intricate, reflecting the very fabric of life and the very essence of the blues, folk, country and yes, even jazz. “ – Veronica Timpanelli
New Folk Blues
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Post je objavljen 07.12.2013. u 23:45 sati.