The Jim Liban Blues Combo - Live At Romie's (1996) [CD Rip]
Artist: The Jim Liban Blues Combo
Title: Live At Romie's
Year Of Release: 1996
Label: Romie Records
Genre: Electric Blues, Harmonica Blues
Quality: FLAC (tracks+cue+log) | MP3 320 kbps
Total Time: 40:21
Total Size: 253 MB | 99 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Live At Romie's
Year Of Release: 1996
Label: Romie Records
Genre: Electric Blues, Harmonica Blues
Quality: FLAC (tracks+cue+log) | MP3 320 kbps
Total Time: 40:21
Total Size: 253 MB | 99 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Tonight With A Fool (3:48)
2. That Ain't It (4:50)
3. Chicken Shack (4:50)
4. Call My Job (4:36)
5. 29 Ways (3:52)
6. Don't Mess With The Messer (2:06)
7. Baby (2:27)
8. Emily (4:22)
9. Take Out Some Insurance (2:30)
10. Blues After Hours (6:55)
Personnel:
Jim Liban - Harp & Vocals
Joel Paterson - Guitar
Steve Dougherty - Drums
Dave Kasik - Bass
It's easy to get drawn into Jim Liban's playing, what you have to respect about Liban is that he has the musical vocabulary and technicianship to cover a range of genres and styles. "If you want to get a real feeling for Jim's blues harp playing, nothing beats 'The Jim LIban Blues Combo Live At Romie's'- it some of his best recordings, if not the best." -tmf714.
Jim offers a very hip and innovative style that really wails. Jim Liban has a rare skill; he controls the pitch of his bent notes microtonally, precisely and purposefully. He works one note for a long time, playing with the pitch. Liban just goes off, and blows some crazy stuff.
Jim Liban - Harp & Vocals
Joel Paterson - Guitar
Steve Dougherty - Drums
Dave Kasik - Bass
It's easy to get drawn into Jim Liban's playing, what you have to respect about Liban is that he has the musical vocabulary and technicianship to cover a range of genres and styles. "If you want to get a real feeling for Jim's blues harp playing, nothing beats 'The Jim LIban Blues Combo Live At Romie's'- it some of his best recordings, if not the best." -tmf714.
Jim offers a very hip and innovative style that really wails. Jim Liban has a rare skill; he controls the pitch of his bent notes microtonally, precisely and purposefully. He works one note for a long time, playing with the pitch. Liban just goes off, and blows some crazy stuff.
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