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...and of course this one Bring Em In from 2005.
**Bring Em In**
Bring 'Em In features collaborations with various artists, the artists who feature are Carlos Santana (guitar), Tracy Chapman (vocals), John Mayer (guitar), Anthony Hamilton (vocals), Robert Randolph (pedal steel), and Keith Richards (guitar). The album features mostly covers of classic blues tracks but there is one Buddy Guy original which is the hugely impressive What Kind of woman ... ...penned by Buddy Guy on Bring 'Em In and In my opinion it is one of the best on the album, This melodic blues track moves along with guitar licks with such passion and vigour that you are transfixed by it all. Everything about this track is outstanding and needs to be heard.
4.) Somebody's been sleeping in my bed
A track that gives goosebumps and shivers down the spine with the blues melody. The guitar work is superb and his vocals are strong and ...
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Advantages: Very, very different. Disadvantages: None for me.
Polar Bear - Held on the tips of fingers
The UK Jazz scene is thriving lately, especially the fusion jazz/acoustic/electronica/dance styles. This album released in 2005 has nine tracks only, but when you consider that most of them are five minutes long at least, that aint bad.
Who are Polar Bear?
Drummer Seb Rochford
Tenor & Baritone Sax, Pete Wareham
Tenor, Mark Lockheart
Double Bass, Tom Herbert
Leafcutter John (cool name), Mandolin and ... ...good stuff 9/10.
5. Held On The Tips Of Fingers.
The title track. This has more of a feel of bebop influences, yet somehow it isn't, and again, expecting the unexpected it gets a little weird and experimental, in a good way. 7/10.
6. Argumentative.
We start this track with a real bebop/swing feel and then it changes to become almost Coltrane 'esque in the sax playing or maybe even Albert Ayler, it certainly that end of the (Modal?)spectrum. Lots ...
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