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BLACK STONE CHERRY - Back To Blues vol. 2 (1er Novembre 2019)
par painlesslady Sam 29 Juil 2017, 14:11
Les metalleux du Kentucky sortiront leur nouvel EP, intitulé Black to Blues, le 29 septembre 2017 via Mascot Records.
Tracklist :
1. Built For Comfort
2. Champagne & Reefer
3. Palace Of The King
4. Hoochie Coochie Man
5. Born Under A Bad Sign
6. I Want To Be Loved
Extrait
Tracklist :
1. Built For Comfort
2. Champagne & Reefer
3. Palace Of The King
4. Hoochie Coochie Man
5. Born Under A Bad Sign
6. I Want To Be Loved
Extrait
Dernière édition par painlesslady le Ven 18 Oct 2019, 10:16, édité 2 fois
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Re: BLACK STONE CHERRY - Back To Blues vol. 2 (1er Novembre 2019)
par painlesslady Sam 29 Juil 2017, 19:58
C'est vrai. Je n'aime pas du tout leurs ballades qui me gonflent mais pour le reste, ils savent faire de bons morceaux.
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Re: BLACK STONE CHERRY - Back To Blues vol. 2 (1er Novembre 2019)
par Cedric Sam 29 Juil 2017, 22:48
Ah ouais, les 2 premiers étaient excellents. Faudrait qu'ils reprennent un peu de bourbon et de Red Bull parce qu'ils ont le sens du groove. Et Robertson, c'est vraiment un tueur au chant.
Hâte de poser mes oreilles sur ça du coup
Hâte de poser mes oreilles sur ça du coup
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Re: BLACK STONE CHERRY - Back To Blues vol. 2 (1er Novembre 2019)
par painlesslady Dim 30 Juil 2017, 09:49
Tout pareil ! 
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Re: BLACK STONE CHERRY - Back To Blues vol. 2 (1er Novembre 2019)
par Pietro Lun 31 Juil 2017, 09:59
Pareil ou presque: si on veut être pointilleux il n'y a que le 1er album qui était vraiment excellent pour moi. Dès le deuxième, Folklore and Superstition, ça devenait un peu niais. C'est redevenu plus couillu par la suite je trouve.
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Re: BLACK STONE CHERRY - Back To Blues vol. 2 (1er Novembre 2019)
par painlesslady Lun 31 Juil 2017, 11:12
C'est vrai que j'écoute très peu Folklore And Superstition, à part l'opener "Blind Man".
Il y a de bons morceaux groovy et bluesy sur leur dernier et cinquième album Kentucky. Mais malheureusement, ça se limite à la moitié de l'album. Certains titres/ballades sont franchement mous et chiants.
J'espère que ce sera moins le cas pour Back To Blues.
Il y a de bons morceaux groovy et bluesy sur leur dernier et cinquième album Kentucky. Mais malheureusement, ça se limite à la moitié de l'album. Certains titres/ballades sont franchement mous et chiants.
J'espère que ce sera moins le cas pour Back To Blues.
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Re: BLACK STONE CHERRY - Back To Blues vol. 2 (1er Novembre 2019)
par Pietro Mer 16 Oct 2019, 11:37
Un Back to Blues Volume 2 sort le 1er novembre.
BLACK STONE CHERRY has released the official music video for its version of Otis Rush's "All Your Love". The song comes from the band's second riotous, rip-roaring tribute to its blues heroes on "Black To Blues Volume 2", which will be released on November 1 via Mascot Records/Mascot Label Group.
Speaking about the track, BLACK STONE CHERRY explains: "John Fred had the absolute honor to meet Mr. Rush when THE KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS played with him at the Blues Aid festival in Helena, Arkansas. His kindness and larger-than-life personality was encouraging and stuck. When we did the 'Black To Blues Volume 2' album, we had the idea to cover 'All Your Love'. The arrangement is true to the original but with our special BSC touch. I think he would be proud to know his music is still inspiring younger generations. Hope ya'll enjoy!"
The first installment of the series, "Black To Blues", was released in October 2017 and crashed straight into No. 1 in the Billboard Blues chart and reached the top 30 U.K. album chart with a wave of praise from both the press and fans.
Chris Robertson said: "We could have never dreamed of the reaction we got from 'Black To Blues'. It was amazing to have such a positive reaction to our take on some of our biggest influences in music. Now we are back for round two and we have added our great friend Yates Mckendree on organ/keys and he also makes an appearance on guitar! We kept a couple artists in the lineup from last time and introduced a few others into the mix as well! We can't wait for everyone to hear and feel how much fun we had recording this project!"
Since the last blues EP, BLACK STONE CHERRY released its latest studio album "Family Tree" (2018), which reached the Top 10 U.K. album chart (their third in a row) and Billboard Top 10 Hard Rock albums. The band spent the time following that touring Europe extensively, including a 2018 U.K. arena tour with MONSTER TRUCK, a main-stage sub-headline performance at Download festival — under GUNS N' ROSES — plus performances at Graspop Metal Meeting, Rock Am Ring and standout sets this summer at Wacken Open Air, a sold-out Caerphilly Castle (Wales) and an explosive headline slot at Ramblin' Man Fair. They have also criss-crossed their way around the U.S., including shows with GOV'T MULE, TYLER BRYANT & THE SHAKEDOWN, THREE DOORS DOWN and LYNYRD SKYNYRD. In amongst all of this, they still found time to record a hip-shaking new record and once again produced by the band themselves, they recorded it at Monocle Studios in Sulphur Well, Kentucky. The EP kicks off with Robertson introducing McKendree on the organ as they launch into Freddie King's "Big Legged Woman". It's wild, raucous and has their own unmistakeable groove woven through the song as has their unrelenting take on Howlin' Wolf's "Down In The Bottom" — both legends covered on the previous record.
Talking about King and Wolf, guitarist Ben Wells says: "Those are some of our absolute favorites. We always identify with those guys ‘cause they had grooves and riffs like we would put in our tunes. So we are naturally drawn to that."
This is where the link between the blues and BLACK STONE CHERRY weaves in so perfectly; the groove and heart of those early songs embody the essence and beginnings of Kentucky's favorite rockers. "Muddy Waters, Freddie King, Howlin' Wolf, and the like," Wells explains. "We used to listen to that constantly growing up, and still do. It's what we grew up playing and learning together. It's the DNA of what our band is. It's not just us covering songs. It's about doing our own version of each song."
Fans that have seen the band grow over their ascent to arenas will have often seen their love for the blues with songs regularly making into the live set. This time around they bring in Robert Johnson's howling "Me And The Devil Blues", the sultry slow-burning "All Your Love (I Miss Loving)", originally performed by Mississippi legend Otis Rush, and Elmore James classic "Early One Morning", one of the wildest standout songs from the one the links between traditional Delta and Chicago blues.
The album closes with their take on "Death Letter Blues" by Son House, which longtime fans will be familiar with from the band's live set and also featured on 2014 live album "Thank You: Livin' Live Birmingham".
Talking about the reaction of the fans, Wells enthuses: "It's incredible!! The coolest part is hearing young fans say they never listened to these artists until we made them aware of them. That's amazing for us!"
"Black To Blues Volume 2" track listing:
01. Big Legged Woman
02. Me And The Devil Blues
03. All Your Love (I Miss Loving)
04. Down In The Bottom
05. Early One Morning
06. Death Letter Blues
BLACK STONE CHERRY has released the official music video for its version of Otis Rush's "All Your Love". The song comes from the band's second riotous, rip-roaring tribute to its blues heroes on "Black To Blues Volume 2", which will be released on November 1 via Mascot Records/Mascot Label Group.
Speaking about the track, BLACK STONE CHERRY explains: "John Fred had the absolute honor to meet Mr. Rush when THE KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS played with him at the Blues Aid festival in Helena, Arkansas. His kindness and larger-than-life personality was encouraging and stuck. When we did the 'Black To Blues Volume 2' album, we had the idea to cover 'All Your Love'. The arrangement is true to the original but with our special BSC touch. I think he would be proud to know his music is still inspiring younger generations. Hope ya'll enjoy!"
The first installment of the series, "Black To Blues", was released in October 2017 and crashed straight into No. 1 in the Billboard Blues chart and reached the top 30 U.K. album chart with a wave of praise from both the press and fans.
Chris Robertson said: "We could have never dreamed of the reaction we got from 'Black To Blues'. It was amazing to have such a positive reaction to our take on some of our biggest influences in music. Now we are back for round two and we have added our great friend Yates Mckendree on organ/keys and he also makes an appearance on guitar! We kept a couple artists in the lineup from last time and introduced a few others into the mix as well! We can't wait for everyone to hear and feel how much fun we had recording this project!"
Since the last blues EP, BLACK STONE CHERRY released its latest studio album "Family Tree" (2018), which reached the Top 10 U.K. album chart (their third in a row) and Billboard Top 10 Hard Rock albums. The band spent the time following that touring Europe extensively, including a 2018 U.K. arena tour with MONSTER TRUCK, a main-stage sub-headline performance at Download festival — under GUNS N' ROSES — plus performances at Graspop Metal Meeting, Rock Am Ring and standout sets this summer at Wacken Open Air, a sold-out Caerphilly Castle (Wales) and an explosive headline slot at Ramblin' Man Fair. They have also criss-crossed their way around the U.S., including shows with GOV'T MULE, TYLER BRYANT & THE SHAKEDOWN, THREE DOORS DOWN and LYNYRD SKYNYRD. In amongst all of this, they still found time to record a hip-shaking new record and once again produced by the band themselves, they recorded it at Monocle Studios in Sulphur Well, Kentucky. The EP kicks off with Robertson introducing McKendree on the organ as they launch into Freddie King's "Big Legged Woman". It's wild, raucous and has their own unmistakeable groove woven through the song as has their unrelenting take on Howlin' Wolf's "Down In The Bottom" — both legends covered on the previous record.
Talking about King and Wolf, guitarist Ben Wells says: "Those are some of our absolute favorites. We always identify with those guys ‘cause they had grooves and riffs like we would put in our tunes. So we are naturally drawn to that."
This is where the link between the blues and BLACK STONE CHERRY weaves in so perfectly; the groove and heart of those early songs embody the essence and beginnings of Kentucky's favorite rockers. "Muddy Waters, Freddie King, Howlin' Wolf, and the like," Wells explains. "We used to listen to that constantly growing up, and still do. It's what we grew up playing and learning together. It's the DNA of what our band is. It's not just us covering songs. It's about doing our own version of each song."
Fans that have seen the band grow over their ascent to arenas will have often seen their love for the blues with songs regularly making into the live set. This time around they bring in Robert Johnson's howling "Me And The Devil Blues", the sultry slow-burning "All Your Love (I Miss Loving)", originally performed by Mississippi legend Otis Rush, and Elmore James classic "Early One Morning", one of the wildest standout songs from the one the links between traditional Delta and Chicago blues.
The album closes with their take on "Death Letter Blues" by Son House, which longtime fans will be familiar with from the band's live set and also featured on 2014 live album "Thank You: Livin' Live Birmingham".
Talking about the reaction of the fans, Wells enthuses: "It's incredible!! The coolest part is hearing young fans say they never listened to these artists until we made them aware of them. That's amazing for us!"
"Black To Blues Volume 2" track listing:
01. Big Legged Woman
02. Me And The Devil Blues
03. All Your Love (I Miss Loving)
04. Down In The Bottom
05. Early One Morning
06. Death Letter Blues
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UNCHAINED - Only Half Alive
UNCHAINED - This is Hell
UNCHAINED - Black as your Soul
UNCHAINED - Conspiracy for Fools
UNCHAINED - The Great Disease (DRUM CAM)
Boutique en ligne UNCHAINED
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Re: BLACK STONE CHERRY - Back To Blues vol. 2 (1er Novembre 2019)
par painlesslady Ven 18 Oct 2019, 10:08
Excellente cette reprise de "All Your Love" ! 
Il faudra que j'écoute sérieusement le Back To Blues volume 1 mais ce n°2 promet d'être bien bon.
Il faudra que j'écoute sérieusement le Back To Blues volume 1 mais ce n°2 promet d'être bien bon.
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