Blues Company - Vintage (1995)

The Blues Company has been roaming the country for many years, through the clubs down the country. She has acquired a breadth of repertoire and professionalism that others can only dream of. In addition, the band refutes the stubborn prejudice skilfully, Blues is simple and bleak and could actually come authentically only from the United States. Rich winds and a groovy guitar popping around in Cold Rain or Taxi OK, a piece that also ideally demonstrates the surround effect. Otherwise, there's the acoustic slide-blues Walk On, and the musicians stylistically commute between the early Fleetwood Mac (Blue And Lonesome) and the casual groove of J.J. Cale (Someones To Love). And they authentically prove the Oldie Riot On Cell Block # 9. Even with Ray Charles' Georgia (On My Mind) or the exhausted drunkard anthem Alcohol they beat each other well. For Blues fans, the CD is a must! The crisp madness sound of the disc is still a big extra plus!