Listening to Solomon Burke's new album 'Don't Give Up on Me'
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Listening to Solomon Burke's new album 'Don't Give Up on Me'
Due out on July 23rd, Solomon Burke's new album has been very highly praise by critics. It's being compared to Johnny Cash's comeback album American Recordings. His record label has the entire album up to listen to with RealPlayer on their site http://www.fatpossum.com/ or if this direct link works: http://content.epitaph.com/Anti/Solo...m/solomon.smil
The songs featured on the album are new songs written by Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Van Morrison, Brian Wilson, Elvis Costello and more. Give this thing a listen. I know I'm sold.
The songs featured on the album are new songs written by Bob Dylan, Tom Waits, Van Morrison, Brian Wilson, Elvis Costello and more. Give this thing a listen. I know I'm sold.
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I'm a big fan of Fat Possum's other CDs, R.L. Burnside and that sort of thing -- how is this one compared? More of the "juke joint blues" or is it a more polished production? (Me, I prefer the rawer stuff and less of the "Beer commercial" blues sound)
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Originally posted by Sierra Disc
I'm a big fan of Fat Possum's other CDs, R.L. Burnside and that sort of thing -- how is this one compared? More of the "juke joint blues" or is it a more polished production? (Me, I prefer the rawer stuff and less of the "Beer commercial" blues sound)
I'm a big fan of Fat Possum's other CDs, R.L. Burnside and that sort of thing -- how is this one compared? More of the "juke joint blues" or is it a more polished production? (Me, I prefer the rawer stuff and less of the "Beer commercial" blues sound)




