Robert Cray - Take Your Shoes Off (1999), EAC+APE * Ryko Records* Blues Soul
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Robert Cray - Take Your Shoes Off
Артист: Robert Cray
Альбом: Take Your Shoes Off , 1999
Жанр: Blues Soul
Формат файла: EAC+APE
Ссылка: CD 12 clicks
Нахождение: eDonkey
Robert Cray - Take Your Shoes Off


1. Love Gone To Waste [0:04:14.05]
02. That Wasn't Me [0:04:45.52]
03. All The Way [0:05:11.50]
04. There's Nothing Wrong [0:04:54.28]
05. 24-7 Man [0:03:22.57]
06. Pardon [0:05:49.18]
07. Let Me Know [0:04:25.22]
08. It's All Gone [0:05:21.20]
09. Won't Yoy Give Him (One More Chance) [0:03:11.28]
10. Living Proof [0:05:31.12]
11. What About Me [0:06:48.30]
12. Tollin' Bells [0:05:56.20]



Label:Rykodisk

Genre: Blues Soul

Compression:EAC+APE

Covers:Yes

Size:368.19 MB




QUOTE
Robert Cray's spent the '90s evolving from West Coast bluesman to Memphis soul belter. So Cray's restrained guitar playing on his first CD for Rykodisc--after his unhappy departure from his longtime label Mercury--comes as no surprise. What's shocking is the utter perfection of his emulation of the signature sounds of the classic Stax and Hi Records singles of the '60s and early '70s. Cray's voice exhibits the delirious growl-to-falsetto flights of a young Al Green on numbers like "What About Me," "Love Gone to Waste," and the prisoner-of-love weeper "Pardon." But his arrangements--heavy on kick drum, fatback horn grooves, and organ flourishes--retain a grit that Hi in particular lost over time. And when he launches into a guitar solo like the probing corker that climaxes his take on Willie Dixon's "Toll the Bells," Cray rekindles the influence of his late mentor Albert Collins and reasserts himself as a torchbearer of stinging blues. --Ted Drozdowski



About the cd

For a start this is not the usual stuff that Cray does.After changing from Mercury to Ryko, maybe he thougt he need to do something diferent.And how diferent this is.This is pure soul.If you use to listen to R.Cray music you will feel the diference.
Anyway it´s a very good cd.If you like soul you will like it.If you like blues , i think you will like it to.


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