f you like your blues anywhere between RONNIE EARL and STEVIE, this has to be in your collection. Must be the best TEXAS blues guitarist from NEW YORK. All killer, no filler.......great document of this unknown guitar genius's talent......great tunes and some superb guitar playing make this a no brainer for anyone into BLUES or GUITAR.......shame that his career has been cut short by M.S........thank's to the GROOVEYARD we can now all hear this outstanding blues cd........ – from ***** “another unknown blues master” Jan. 20 2014 By & HANS D HARMS © 2008-2014, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates http://www.amazon.ca/Blues-According-Texas-Dave-DAngelico/dp/B0028M577E
Excellent musical document on this outstanding "blues" guitarist based out of upstate New York. A classic, timeless, dynamic, collection of 21 tracks (77 minutes) recorded thru the years (1988 - 2005) by this talented bluesy Telecaster guitar-slinger. Highly recommended to fans of Roy Buchanan, Johnny Winter, Eric Clapton, SRV, Trower, Albert King, Albert Collins, and fans of "serious" blues guitar magic.Tune into the Man and his music on the appropriately titled, "The Blues According to Texas Son". © http://www.recordheaven.net/index.cfm?iID=77074
Welcome to the world of one serious Telecaster Blues Master.... Just when you think you've heard it all, out of the blue(s) comes a righteous blues guitar slinger named Dave "Texas Son" D'Angelico. Dave has been slingin' his trademark TELECASTER in various blues bars and juke joints in Upstate New York over the past couple of decades, travelling to other cities up & down the east coast through Texas, and has opened for (or jammed with) Roomful of Blues, Savoy Brown, Mick Clarke, Elvin Bishop, Robert Gordon, Ronnie Earl, Duke Robillard, Anson Funderburgh, Robben Ford, Paul Delay Band, Joe Beard plus many others. There is no denying just how good Dave D'Angelico can burn on the blues. He takes a mature, traditional approach with a relaxed air of authority, combining a very original style inspired by his many influences (although not a copycat) and a killer guitar tone to boot - and he does it all with only his fingers, hence the name of one of his discs - "BAREHAND BLUES". Originally influenced by artists like Johnny Winter, Billy Gibbons, Clarence Edwards. As well as being a great downhome blues Dave likes to rock out! If you're into Roy Buchanan, Johnny Winter, Billy Gibbons, S.R.V., Clapton, Albert Collins, Duke Robillard, then you need to tune into the guitar magic of Dave "Texas Son" D'Angelico. Check out Texas Son's "Gun Barrel Blues" album. [All tracks @ 320 Kbps: File size = 182 Mb]
TRACKS
1. In the Meantime 2:26
2. Sugar Sweet 3:03
3. Anything It Takes 3:44
4. Bradshaw Boogie 5:14
5. Wildcattin' Woman 4:34
6. Vinnie's a Hood 4:26
7. Cool Zone 3:59
8. The Fool and Me 4:50
9. Rattlesnake 3:44
10. Becky's Got the Beat 5:08
11. Chester's Blues 3:45
12. Ain't No Reason 3:41
13. Goodbye Baby Blues 3:16
14. I Believe 3:12
15. Albert's Groove 4:04
16. Bats 1:01
17. Keep On Rollin' 3:48
18. Texas Flood Jam 2:32
19. Ghost Blues 3:13
20. Ice Blue Dream 4:45
21. On Two Roads 2:19
All Tracks composed by Dave D'Angelico except “Sugar Sweet” by Freddie King, “Anything It Takes” by Duke Robillard, “Bradshaw Boogie” by Tiny Bradshaw”, “The Fool And Me” by Dewar & Trower, & “Chester’s Blues” is adapted from Chester Burnett (Howlin’ Wolf)
MUSICIANS
Dave D'Angelico – Guitar, Vocals
Dave Dimarzio – Bass
Mike Patric – Bass 0n Tracks 2,3,4
Larry “Yo” Miller – Bass on Tracks 15, 16
Harry Ford – Bass on Tracks 18, 19
Sammy G – Keyboards & Programming on Tracks 16, 20
Dean Miller – Drums
Charlie Rau – Drums on Tracks 2,3,4,19
John Chaffer – Drums on Tracks 5,12
Johnny Borelli – Drums on Track 7
Carlos Grillo – Drums on Tracks 9,11
Jason Smay – Drums on Tracks 15,16
Johnny McMullen – Blues Harp o
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