The Hootenanny - Plays The Songs Of Ron Ryan (2022)
Artist: The Hootenanny
Title: Plays The Songs Of Ron Ryan
Year Of Release: 2022
Label: Great Sheiks
Genre: 60s Pop, Pop Rock, Soul
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 48:40
Total Size: 124/285 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Plays The Songs Of Ron Ryan
Year Of Release: 2022
Label: Great Sheiks
Genre: 60s Pop, Pop Rock, Soul
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 48:40
Total Size: 124/285 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. I Have Love 2:04
02. Missing You Blues 2:46
03. The Thought Of Never Seeing You Again 4:35
04. Thoughts Of You 2:42
05. Close The Door Softly 2:58
06. Swan Song 3:38
07. Forever 3:18
08. All My Love 2:05
09. Someone 2:19
10. The Gift 2:45
11. The Light 2:49
12. Because 2:31
13. Thoughts Of You (Demo) 2:26
14. I Have Love (1964 Denmark Street Demo) 2:00
15. I Believe To My Soul (1964 Denmark Street Demo) 3:09
16. Down The Road A Piece (1964 Denmark Street Demo) 1:38
17. Walking (1964 Denmark Street Demo) 1:05
18. Long, Long Time (1964 Denmark Street Demo) 1:45
19. I Got My Mojo Workin' (1964 Denmark Street Demo) 2:07
Ladies and gentlemen, put your hands together for The Hootenanny – Leeds' answer to the question, "What if we threw a bunch of talented musicians in a room and just... see what happens?"
Led by drum wizard Joe Montague, this isn't just a band; it's a musical tornado that sweeps up singer-songwriters and spits out pure gold. Their monthly music nights are like Forrest Gump's box of chocolates – you never know what you're gonna get, but it's always delicious.
Blending 60s pop, Motown soul, and Denmark Street charm, The Hootenanny doesn't just play music; they time-travel while standing still. Their collaboration with Ron Ryan, featuring Louie McDonald's vocals that could make Dusty Springfield do a double-take, isn't just an album – it's a portal to a cooler, groovier dimension.
Recorded live to tape (because authenticity is their middle name), The Hootenanny doesn't just perform songs; they perform miracles, turning retro into right-now faster than you can say "fab gear." The Hootenanny: Making spontaneity sound rehearsed and nostalgia feel brand new. Now, who's ready to Hoot and Nanny?
Led by drum wizard Joe Montague, this isn't just a band; it's a musical tornado that sweeps up singer-songwriters and spits out pure gold. Their monthly music nights are like Forrest Gump's box of chocolates – you never know what you're gonna get, but it's always delicious.
Blending 60s pop, Motown soul, and Denmark Street charm, The Hootenanny doesn't just play music; they time-travel while standing still. Their collaboration with Ron Ryan, featuring Louie McDonald's vocals that could make Dusty Springfield do a double-take, isn't just an album – it's a portal to a cooler, groovier dimension.
Recorded live to tape (because authenticity is their middle name), The Hootenanny doesn't just perform songs; they perform miracles, turning retro into right-now faster than you can say "fab gear." The Hootenanny: Making spontaneity sound rehearsed and nostalgia feel brand new. Now, who's ready to Hoot and Nanny?
