James Harman Band - Two Sides To Every Story (1993) [CD Rip]

Artist: James Harman Band
Title: Two Sides To Every Story
Year Of Release: 1993
Label: Black Top Records
Genre: Electric Blues, Harmonica Blues
Quality: FLAC (tracks+log+scans) | MP3 320 kbps
Total Time: 51:14
Total Size: 310 MB | 140 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Two Sides To Every Story
Year Of Release: 1993
Label: Black Top Records
Genre: Electric Blues, Harmonica Blues
Quality: FLAC (tracks+log+scans) | MP3 320 kbps
Total Time: 51:14
Total Size: 310 MB | 140 MB
WebSite: Album Preview
1. My Little Girl (5:56)
2. Two Sides To Every Story (4:47)
3. The Clown (3:27)
4. Grindin' Bump (2:50)
5. If The Shoe Fits (Wear It) (4:48)
6. Dirt Road (3:58)
7. Is It Yes? (3:35)
8. I'm Lookin' Sharp (3:08)
9. So Tired O Travelin' (Suitcase Blues) (4:07)
10. Darlin' (4:06)
11. Drive-In Life (3:02)
12. Tall Skinny Mama (7:25)
Two Sides To Every Story was recorded with a new band and with a brand new spirit and attitude. Icepick James is already playing thirty years of blues, soul, R&B, with a Hammond, with a horn section, several 45s on local Southern labels, several albums and W.C. Handy nominations. James is singer, a songwriter, a producer, a harmonica player, but now there's no harp on almost half of the tracks. And just an electric bass on only two tracks. A new band, a new sound. The James Harman Band is a veritable proving ground for a modern day blues who's who. A young Teddy "Kid" Morgan on guitar. Jeff "Big Dad" Turmes on acoustic and electric bass, slide guitar, baritonsax. Gene Taylor is tickling the ivories ans Esten Cooke on drums. This album is shufflin' and jumpin', greazy, a woke-up-this-moanin' harp, sharp guitars as the crease in a pimp's sharkskin slacks. 30s piano and 40s horns. Squalin' and signifyin' Two Sides to Every Story!