Jeff Healey - Last Call - 2010 - C4

Jeff Healey - Last Call Label.........................: Stony Plain Records Genre.........................: Blues Storedate.....................: Apr-06-2010 Source........................: CDDA Grabber.......................: Exact Audio Copy (Secure Mode) Encoding Scheme...............: Lame 3.97 V2 VBR Joint-Stereo Size..........................: 61,9 MB Total Playing Time............: 51:52 Tracklisting 01. Holding My Honey's Hand 03:00 02. Time On My Hands 05:02 03. The Wild Cat 02:38 04. You Can't Pull The Wool Over My Eyes 03:01 05. Deep Purple 04:52 06. Hong Kong Blues 03:13 07. Pennies From Heaven 04:00 08. Autumn In New York 04:48 09. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Write Myself A Letter 03:09 10. Black And Blue Bottom 02:53 11. Guitar Duet Stomp 03:37 12. Laura 04:55 13. Keeping Myself For You 03:57 14. Some Of These Days 02:47 Support The Artists, Buy Their Music....

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daba_1 (2010-04-07)

Sure, I drop in for Solomon and you have Jeff's jazzy album that I have been looking for. Now I have to get another hard drive cause I am running out of space. lol. Hope that put a Chesire Cat grin on your face. :D)

daba_1 (2010-04-07)

What made Jeff Healey different from other blues-rockers was also what kept some listeners from accepting him as anything
other than a novelty -- the fact that the blind guitarist played his Fender Stratocaster on his lap, not standing up. With
the guitar in his lap, Healey could make unique bends and hammer-ons, making his licks different and more elastic than most
of the competition. Unfortunately, his material leaned toward standard AOR blues-rock, which rarely let him cut loose, but
when he did, his instrumental prowess could be shocking.
Healey lost his sight at the age of one, after developing eye cancer. He began playing guitar when he was three years old and
began performing with his band Blues Direction at the age of 17. Healey formed the Jeff Healey Band in 1985, featuring
bassist Joe Rockman and drummer Tom Stephen. This trio released one single on its own Forte record label, which led to a
contract with Arista Records. The Jeff Healey Band released their debut album, See the Light, in 1988 and the guitarist
immediately developed a devoted following in blues-rock circles. Featuring the hit single "Angel Eyes," the record went
platinum in the U.S. While the Jeff Healey Band's subsequent records were popular, none were as successful as the debut.
As the 21st century dawned, Healey began to change his direction. He taught himself to play the trumpet and began to lean
toward the kind of traditional 1920s and '30s jazz that had always fascinated him. He released two classic jazz albums,
2002's Among Friends and 2004's Adventures in Jazzland, on his own HealeyOphonic label, and a third traditional jazz outing
with It's Tight Like That, which appeared on Stony Plain in 2006. And while he continued to do shows in his earlier
blues-rock style, he increasingly gigged with his jazz combo, the Jazz Wizards. In 2008, a month before the release of his
last studio-recorded blues album, Mess of Blues, Healey died from cancer. Songs from the Road, a collection of live
blues-rock performances from 2006 and 2007, was released by the Ruf imprint in 2009, nearly 18 months after Healey's death.
His final studio jazz album, Last Call, was issued by Stony Plain in April 2010.

 neon (2010-04-07)

Thought you might like this one too :o)