Leonard "Lowdown" Brown - Blues Is Calling Me (2023)
Artist: Leonard "Lowdown" Brown
Title: Blues Is Calling Me
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: Music Maker Recordings
Genre: Blues
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 00:33:17
Total Size: 77 mb | 170 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Blues Is Calling Me
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: Music Maker Recordings
Genre: Blues
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 00:33:17
Total Size: 77 mb | 170 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Leonard "Lowdown" Brown - Juke Joint
02. Leonard "Lowdown" Brown - Find a Bridge
03. Leonard "Lowdown" Brown - French Quarter Woman
04. Leonard "Lowdown" Brown - Can't Buy Time
05. Leonard "Lowdown" Brown - Blues Make Me Feel Good
06. Leonard "Lowdown" Brown - Lowdown's Blues
07. Leonard "Lowdown" Brown - Let Me Live My Life
08. Leonard "Lowdown" Brown - Take a Friend
09. Leonard "Lowdown" Brown - Blues Is Calling Me
10. Leonard "Lowdown" Brown - You Gotta Move
At the age of 70, Houston’s master soul-bluesman Leonard “Lowdown” Brown will release his debut record, Blues is Calling Me, via Music Maker Foundation. Founded in 1994 by Tim and Denise Duffy, the non-profit helps “the true pioneers and forgotten heroes of Southern music gain recognition and meet their day-to-day needs.” Leonard is proud to be a part of their community, enthusing, “I’ve dealt with record companies before, and their bottom line is different from Music Maker’s. They are behind the musicians, pushing them and trying to get people exposed that would otherwise never be seen. It has been real fine to be a part of it.”
Music Maker has even hooked him up with a set at the Baton Rouge Blues Festival. When asked what he loves about playing for a live audience, he shares, “The thing about music, to me, is that it’s a way to bring people together and get them on the same frequency. Most people come to listen to music to have fun and dance; it’s a way to unify people. Music is what we have in common.”
An electric guitar-slinging blues legend in the Houston music scene, his virtuosic fingerwork and formidable voice seem effortless, evidence of his raw talent and over four decades of dedication to his craft. “It’s always been a passion for me, music. It’s always been that way. I think I was born to be a musician,” he says.
Music Maker has even hooked him up with a set at the Baton Rouge Blues Festival. When asked what he loves about playing for a live audience, he shares, “The thing about music, to me, is that it’s a way to bring people together and get them on the same frequency. Most people come to listen to music to have fun and dance; it’s a way to unify people. Music is what we have in common.”
An electric guitar-slinging blues legend in the Houston music scene, his virtuosic fingerwork and formidable voice seem effortless, evidence of his raw talent and over four decades of dedication to his craft. “It’s always been a passion for me, music. It’s always been that way. I think I was born to be a musician,” he says.