Styles: Swing, West Coast Blues
Released: 2003
Label: Hypertension Records
File: mp3@320K/s
Size: 123 MB
Time: 49:05
Art: full
1. Rhythm - 2:19
2. Blues Town - 4:32
3. Last Change To Mambo - 3:39
4. Little Sheba - 4:16
5. Band Box Boogie - 2:49
6. Where Did You Go Bettie Page ? - 3:39
7. The Ways Of Sin - 4:46
8. Baby's In The Big House - 4:04
9. The Gypsy Serenade - 3:45
10. Message From Mister Jordan - 5:19
11. Hungry Man - 3:21
12. I Cant't Stop Rockin' - 3:28
13. Jack Knife Jump - 3:03
Notes: This CD blends Rick's unique brand of tasty guitar flash on material that incorporates elements of jump blues, cool swing and sensual slide guitar-driven rock and roll.
Backed by a pumping rhythm section that features the sax work of Jim Hoke, acoustic bassist Glen Worf, and drummer Ian Wallace (among others), Rick makes an impressive vocal delivery on tunes such as "Where Did You Go, Bettie Page?," "Last Chance to Mambo," and "Little Sheba," and tears up the frets on "Blues Town," and the fiery swing instrumental title track, "Band Box Boogie."
This is a great guitar-lovers CD, and will also be appreciated by those who appreciate their bluesy rock & roll with a jump and jive feel to it.
"BAND BOX BOOGIE" received a five star pick from Guitar Techniques magazine ("...an album that took our breath away from track one!"), and will soon receive featured reviews in both Guitar Player, and Vintage Guitar magazines.
We're betting that you'll love this one!
Backed by a pumping rhythm section that features the sax work of Jim Hoke, acoustic bassist Glen Worf, and drummer Ian Wallace (among others), Rick makes an impressive vocal delivery on tunes such as "Where Did You Go, Bettie Page?," "Last Chance to Mambo," and "Little Sheba," and tears up the frets on "Blues Town," and the fiery swing instrumental title track, "Band Box Boogie."
This is a great guitar-lovers CD, and will also be appreciated by those who appreciate their bluesy rock & roll with a jump and jive feel to it.
"BAND BOX BOOGIE" received a five star pick from Guitar Techniques magazine ("...an album that took our breath away from track one!"), and will soon receive featured reviews in both Guitar Player, and Vintage Guitar magazines.
We're betting that you'll love this one!
Band Box Boogie