(Blues) Carey & Lurrie Bell - Second Nature torrent

Genre: Blues
Styles: Harmonica Blues,
Acoustic Chicago Blues
Recorded: 1991
Released: 2004
Label: Alligator
File: mp3; 320 Kbps
Size: 108.0 MB
Time: 46:06 min.
Covers: Included



01. Stop Running \'Round (4:24)
02. Trouble in My Way (2:35)
03. The Road Is So Long (3:14)
04. Wrapped Up in Love (3:41)
05. Rock Me (4:20)
06. Short Dress Woman (3:20)
07. Five Long Years (4:36)
08. Got To Leave Chi-Town (3:41)
09. Heartaches and Pain (6:20)
10. Key To The Highway (3:28)
11. Do You Hear? (4:35)
12. Here I Go Again (1:42)

Carey Bell - Harmonica & Vocals (1,3,4,6,7,9,11)
Lurrie Bell - Guitar & Vocals (2,5,8,10,12)
James Bell - Percussion (2,11)

Recorded at SBC Studios, in Kouvola, Finland, 1991.
Produced by Chip Covington & Martti Heikkinen
© 2004 Alligator Records
http://www.alligator.com


Recorded on an off night during a European tour in 1991, this is a warts and all, no overdubs, unplugged session that captures the father and son duo at their most uninhibited. Basically, Carey and Lurrie Bell sat down in a studio in Kouvola, Finland, let the tapes roll for three hours, and this is the result. Why the finished product languished for 14 years in tour manager/co-producer Chip Covington\'s closet is unclear, but Alligator\'s long delayed yet welcome 2004 release shows the timeless quality of this deep Delta blues. The songs are sung by both guitarist son Lurrie and harpist dad Carey, and range from well-worn standards such as \"Rock Me\" (featuring a stunning acoustic guitar solo), \"Key to the Highway,\" and \"Five Long Years,\" to originals that follow established blues patterns. It\'s a relatively low-key performance, but the twosome show a natural affinity for each other. The result is a subtle, unhurried but not lethargic set. It sounds like the pair weren\'t aware that the final product would ever be released, which is likely the case. Both are fiery players but neither hog the spotlight, making this a particularly homey disc that will appeal to any fan of acoustic blues. The sound quality is so well defined it sounds like they are sitting in your room, which adds to the country-styled ambiance of this quiet gem.