(Blues) West Of Memphis - Honey Pie

mp3 320kbps Released: 2007 Label: (Self-Released) Styles: Acoustic blues Art: Front (3:35) 1. Canary in Her Cage (3:54) 2. Back Door Friend (2:27) 3. Who (3:15) 4. I'm Having a Ball (3:39) 5. Honey Pie (3:30) 6. I'm Ready (1:38) 7. Guru Callin' (5:52) 8. Cell Phone Blues (3:51) 9. Crosseyed Cat (5:06) 10. I Can Tell (2:38) 11. I Got To Go (3:22) 12. Miss Sugarpuss Boogie (5:36) 13. That's Alright (3:53) 14. Chupacabra In 1994 Karl Cabbage was stationed on a Navy base 40 miles from Memphis. Whenever possible he hitchhiked to busk and play harp on Beale Street and/or catch new heroes Primich, Johhny Clyde Copeland and B.B. King. Off base, Karl quickly joined the scene and now treasures memories such as sipping warm-up whiskey in the pouring rain with Pinetop and Snooky Pryor before taking stage at the Sonny Boy Festival. These memories and experiences constitute the band's name West of Memphis. Guitarist Tom Walpole, born and raised in Hawaii, has a style influenced by the slack key guitar. Tom seamlessly grew into the blues after playing Hawaiian music as they both originate from deep roots within a culture and sprout from social oppression. Karl and Tom co-found the band in 1999 performing and recording with an array of sidemen. Despite being a Slurpee. addict with intriguing views on Bigfoot and such a rabid soccer fan he married a Brasilian, Karl prefers to let the truth of their blues music speak for the band. Tom, being Hawaiian, doesn't have that much to say either. "Honey Pie" was recorded at the Griffintown Cafe in Montreal, Canada and produced under the watchful eye of producer Bharath Rajakumar. It contains 14 tracks of authentic American blues music, including numbers penned by Tom Walpole and Karl Cabbage. Other tracks include two titles authored by Blues savant Geoff "the Guru" Starin and a selection of genuine blues favorites.

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