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Артист: Mighty Sam McClain Альбом: Keep On Movin´, 1996 Жанр: Blues Soul Формат файла: EAC+APE (CD Image) Ссылка: CD 18 clicks Нахождение: eDonkey

Mighty Sam McClain - Keep On Movin


1. Can You Stand The Test Of Love
2. I'm So Lonely
3. Lord Will Make A Way
4. Who Made You Cry
5. Hold On To The Dream
6. Don't Worry About Me
7. Keep On Movin'
8. A Soul That's Been Abused
9. I'm Sorry Listen Listen
10. Let's Have Some Fun
11. This Is All I Have To Say


Label:Audioquest Records

Genre:Blues Soul

Compression:EAC+APE(CD Image)

Covers:Front and back

Size:301.61 MB

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I bought this album after hearing "A Soul That's Been Abused" at a hi-fi show in the UK.  It's the first time I've ever been in a room full of people where EVERYONE was in silent awe after a track had finished. Instead of checking out the hi-fi they were asking "Who was THAT!?"  The track is just one gem in a diamond mine of an album.  Mighty has lived the blues and his way of testifying to the fact draws you in.  Buy this album and you will be converted to the cause.

   

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Billboard, April 1996 Keep On Movin' (AudioQuest)FLAG WAVING: It's straight from my heart," says Mighty Sam McClain of his new AudioQuest album, "Keep On Movin'", and every second of the singer's sophomore release for the San Clemente, Ca based label bears that statement out.  The new record is the sequel to McClain's widely lauded 1993 album, "Give It Up To Love". Like its predecessor, "Movin'" is a solid sender in the deep soul tradition; backed by a percolating band, Mighty Sam soars on his own emotion-wracked originals and covers of fine Al Green and Ronnie Earl tunes.  The album reflects a fife full of bruising experience. McClain-who got his start in 1966 with a regional hit, a cover of Patsy Cline's "Sweet Dreams", recorded at Rick Hall's Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, Ala. -managed to survive a terrifying decline in his fortunes that found him living on the street in New Orleans nine years ago. One song on the new album recounts the time when McClain, at low ebb, considered suicide on a beach in Pensacola, Fla.  "Keep On Movin'," McClain says, "is about my faith and my determination. The Lord will find a way ... Its my time now, I think, and God's time, too."  McClain, who got started on the comeback trail with recordings for Carlo Ditta's Orleans Records in New Orleans, credits AudioQuest president Joe Harley, who produced both of the singer's records for the label, with his renewed profile in the business.  "He's given me the freedom and the belief and the trust in my music," McClain says. "Joe's given me the chance to develop, and I appreciate that, brother."  Life is looking good to McClain these days: He lives in a country house in New Hampshire ("Got me a horse, a dog, four or five cats, and shit") and is getting married on June 11.  Before the nuptials, McClain plans to hit the road with a seven-piece band for dates in Texas, Oklahoma, and the Midwest; stops will include Buddy Guy's Legend in Chicago and the House of Blues outlets in New Orleans and Chicago. In July, he'll play a festival date in Italy with Wilson Pickett and Rufus Thomas. He says there is the possibility that he will record a live album late in the year for AudioQuest at the Meridian Hotel in Paris.  By Chris Morris

Notes:One of the best audiophile recordings of all times.Golden Note Award for best audiophile recording of 1996.A must.

   

Notes:One of the best audiophile recordings of all times.Golden Note Award for best audiophile recording of 1996.A must.

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