Tab Benoit - Best Of The Bayou Blues (2006) flac
BAND/ARTIST: Tab Benoit
- Title: Best Of The Bayou Blues
- Year Of Release: 2006
- Label: Vanguard Records
- Genre: Blues/Country/Folk, Blues
- Quality: MP3 320 kbps / FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:17:55
- Total Size: 186.6 MB / 451,32 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
[3:22] 01. Tab Benoit - Voodoo On The Bayou
[6:42] 02. Tab Benoit - Drownin' On Dry Land
[3:28] 03. Tab Benoit - Somehow
[3:42] 04. Tab Benoit - Jambalaya
[7:18] 05. Tab Benoit - Nice And Warm
[3:48] 06. Tab Benoit - Rainy Day Blues
[4:29] 07. Tab Benoit - Gone Too Long
[4:28] 08. Tab Benoit - What I Live For
[3:49] 09. Tab Benoit - Mother Earth
[4:23] 10. Tab Benoit - Crawfishin'
[5:33] 11. Tab Benoit - Standing On The Bank
[3:21] 12. Tab Benoit - The Seventh Son
[4:08] 13. Tab Benoit - You Got What I Want
[6:49] 14. Tab Benoit - Cherry Tree Blues
[5:32] 15. Tab Benoit - Hot Tamale Baby
[7:01] 16. Tab Benoit - These Blues Are All Mine
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
1 disc(s) - 16 track(s)
Total length: 01:17:48
Main artist: Tab Benoit
Composer: Various Composers
Label: Vanguard Records
Genre: Blues/Country/Folk, Blues
© 2006 Vanguard Records
℗ 2006 Vanguard Records
Tab Benoit's funky, ragged blend of Louisiana swamp blues and East Texas guitar, with hints of funk, soul, and country thrown in to give the gumbo just the right spice, has served him well since he burst on the scene in the early '90s. Since Benoit hasn't essentially changed his sound since, this collection of sides made up largely from his early releases for Houston-based Justice Records (all of Benoit's Justice albums have been reissued by Vanguard Records in recent years) makes an ideal introduction to what this guy is all about, and although Best of the Bayou Blues covers a five-year span from 1992 to 1997, the tracks all fall together in a completely coherent sequence. Opening with the Benoit original "Voodoo on the Bayou" from 1992's Nice & Warm and running through several originals and some interesting covers (including country-funk takes on Hank Williams' "Jambalaya" and Willie Nelson's "Rainy Day Blues"), this set spotlights Benoit's southern Louisiana take on contemporary blues. He also delivers a stomping version of Willie Dixon's classic "The Seventh Son" and turns zydeco for a fiery live take of Clifton Chenier's "Hot Tamale Baby." Initially one is drawn to Benoit's laser-guided guitar tone, but he is also a fine and soulful singer, and there is more than a little country in his approach as well. What makes him stand out in the crowded field of contemporary blues guitar wizards is the fact that he is fully grounded in the Louisiana bayou region, and he embraces local musical traditions while also bringing a distinctly modern vision to what he does. Benoit knows what he wants to do, he knows where to draw inspiration, and with his strong guitar playing and warm, flexible vocals, he knows how to make it happen.
© Steve Leggett /TiVo
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[3:22] 01. Tab Benoit - Voodoo On The Bayou
[6:42] 02. Tab Benoit - Drownin' On Dry Land
[3:28] 03. Tab Benoit - Somehow
[3:42] 04. Tab Benoit - Jambalaya
[7:18] 05. Tab Benoit - Nice And Warm
[3:48] 06. Tab Benoit - Rainy Day Blues
[4:29] 07. Tab Benoit - Gone Too Long
[4:28] 08. Tab Benoit - What I Live For
[3:49] 09. Tab Benoit - Mother Earth
[4:23] 10. Tab Benoit - Crawfishin'
[5:33] 11. Tab Benoit - Standing On The Bank
[3:21] 12. Tab Benoit - The Seventh Son
[4:08] 13. Tab Benoit - You Got What I Want
[6:49] 14. Tab Benoit - Cherry Tree Blues
[5:32] 15. Tab Benoit - Hot Tamale Baby
[7:01] 16. Tab Benoit - These Blues Are All Mine
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
1 disc(s) - 16 track(s)
Total length: 01:17:48
Main artist: Tab Benoit
Composer: Various Composers
Label: Vanguard Records
Genre: Blues/Country/Folk, Blues
© 2006 Vanguard Records
℗ 2006 Vanguard Records
Tab Benoit's funky, ragged blend of Louisiana swamp blues and East Texas guitar, with hints of funk, soul, and country thrown in to give the gumbo just the right spice, has served him well since he burst on the scene in the early '90s. Since Benoit hasn't essentially changed his sound since, this collection of sides made up largely from his early releases for Houston-based Justice Records (all of Benoit's Justice albums have been reissued by Vanguard Records in recent years) makes an ideal introduction to what this guy is all about, and although Best of the Bayou Blues covers a five-year span from 1992 to 1997, the tracks all fall together in a completely coherent sequence. Opening with the Benoit original "Voodoo on the Bayou" from 1992's Nice & Warm and running through several originals and some interesting covers (including country-funk takes on Hank Williams' "Jambalaya" and Willie Nelson's "Rainy Day Blues"), this set spotlights Benoit's southern Louisiana take on contemporary blues. He also delivers a stomping version of Willie Dixon's classic "The Seventh Son" and turns zydeco for a fiery live take of Clifton Chenier's "Hot Tamale Baby." Initially one is drawn to Benoit's laser-guided guitar tone, but he is also a fine and soulful singer, and there is more than a little country in his approach as well. What makes him stand out in the crowded field of contemporary blues guitar wizards is the fact that he is fully grounded in the Louisiana bayou region, and he embraces local musical traditions while also bringing a distinctly modern vision to what he does. Benoit knows what he wants to do, he knows where to draw inspiration, and with his strong guitar playing and warm, flexible vocals, he knows how to make it happen.
© Steve Leggett /TiVo
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