Boo Boo Davis - Name Of The Game (2008)
Artist: Boo Boo Davis
Title: Name Of The Game
Year Of Release: 2008
Label: Black & Tan Records
Genre: Blues, Modern Electric Blues
Quality: Mp3 320 / APE (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 49:48
Total Size: 125/364 Mb (covers)
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: Name Of The Game
Year Of Release: 2008
Label: Black & Tan Records
Genre: Blues, Modern Electric Blues
Quality: Mp3 320 / APE (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 49:48
Total Size: 125/364 Mb (covers)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Dirty Dog
02. I'm Comin Home
03. Stay From The Casino
04. Want Nobody Tell Me How To Live My Life
05. Tryin To Get Ahead
06. Name Of The Game
07. Who Stole The Booty
08. Why You Wanna Do It
09. Lonely All By Myself
10. It's A Shame
11. I'm So Tired
12. Hot Foot
13. St. Louis Woman
Boo Boo Davis is a survivor and belongs to one of the last generations of musicians that write and play the blues based on first hand experience of a hard life in the Mississippi Delta. He was born and raised in Drew, Mississippi where times were tough and everybody had to work the fields. Sharecroppers sang loudly to help pass the grueling hours of work and without a doubt Boo Boo developed his loud, bellowing voice based on the singing he heard in the fields as a young boy. All the music and extemporaneous sounds that you'll hear on this record are coming from Boo Boo's vocal chords and harmonica, John's drum kit or Jan's guitars. On the Spring Tour of 2008 they decided to leave out the bass and tour as a trio. The audiences loved it and were amazed all that sound was coming from just three pieces. John created a great drum kit (100% Radio King with real skin heads) around his 60+ years old 28 inch bass drum and Jan bought a baritone guitar and put very heavy strings on his regular guitar. These were the ingredients that produced this big authentic sound. Unlike many modern blues bands, Boo Boo and his band focus on the groove, the feel, and the basic truths found in the blues. Blues doesn't come any realer then this.