The Beat Daddies - Delta Vision (2001)
Artist: The Beat Daddies
Title: Delta Vision
Year Of Release: 2001
Label: Waldoxy Records
Genre: Blues, Blues Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 56:08
Total Size: 148/380 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Delta Vision
Year Of Release: 2001
Label: Waldoxy Records
Genre: Blues, Blues Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 56:08
Total Size: 148/380 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
1. Miss Dixie (4:08)
2. Delta Vision (4:30)
3. Ten Pounds of Love (4:53)
4. Telephone, Telephone (2:15)
5. Luna Blue (4:40)
6. Beg Borrow Steal (3:16)
7. She's All That (3:40)
8. After the Mystery (5:07)
9. Lien on Your Love (5:34)
10. Can't be Satisfied (4:42)
11. Somebody's Waiting (5:07)
12. You Make It Hard (3:35)
13. Reasons (4:34)
Larry Grisham - Vocals, Harp
Britt Meacham - Guitar, Tambourine
Bob Greenlee - Bass
Johnny Neel - Piano, Percussion
Ronnie "Byrd" Foster - Drums
Sonny Rhodes - Vocal on Track 3
An amalgamation of blues and Southern rock, the Beat Daddys are comprised of Lewis Ross (drums), Brill Morris (bass and vocals), Larry Grisham (guitar, harp and vocals), and Britt Meacham (guitar and vocals). Meacham, from Mobile, Alabama, was a member of Jackson Highway, a group that recorded for Capitol Records, and also toured with soul-blues man Little Milton Campbell. Bassist Morris was part of Mercury Records' David and the Giants and performed in a popular regional Gulf Coast band, Magik. Drummer Ross, also from Mobile, was a founding member of Wet Willie, and he was involved in co-writing the band's hits "Keep on Smilin'," "Red Hot Chicken" and "Macon Hambone Blues."
The Beat Daddys formed in Evansville, Indiana in the mid-1980s and released their own self-produced album before signing with Malaco Records. Their two mid-1990s Malaco/Waldoxy releases, No, We Ain't From Clarksdale and South to Mississippi, are not straight-ahead blues, to be sure, but fans of blues, roots-rock and Southern rock can find much to appreciate in either of them.
The Beat Daddys formed in Evansville, Indiana in the mid-1980s and released their own self-produced album before signing with Malaco Records. Their two mid-1990s Malaco/Waldoxy releases, No, We Ain't From Clarksdale and South to Mississippi, are not straight-ahead blues, to be sure, but fans of blues, roots-rock and Southern rock can find much to appreciate in either of them.
