Supersonic_Blues_Machine-West_Of_Flushing_South_Of_Frisco-2016-404

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2016-02-27

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Artist: Supersonic Blues Machine
Album: West Of Flushing South Of Frisco
Bitrate: 253kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Provogue Records
Genre: Blues
Size: 107.01 megs
PlayTime: 0h 55min 48sec total
Rip Date: 2016-02-27
Store Date: 2016-02-26

Track List:
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01. Miracle Man                      4:24
02. I Ain't Fallin' Again            3:30
03. Running Whiskey (Feat. Billy F.  2:41
    Gibbons)
04. Remedy (Feat. Warren Haynes)     5:44
05. Bone Bucket Blues                3:14
06. Let It Be                        5:27
07. That's My Way (Feat. Chris       4:52
    Duarte)
08. Ain't No Love (In The Heart Of   5:26
    The City)
09. Nightmares And Dreams (Feat.     4:44
    Eric Gales)
10. Can't Take It No More (Feat.     6:12
    Walter Trout)
11. Whiskey Time (Running Whiskey's  2:14
    Extended Ending)
12. Let's Call It A Day (Feat.       3:32
    Robben Ford)
13. Watchagonnado                    3:48

Release Notes:
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Supersonic Blues Machine, formed by bassist and vocalist Fabrizio Grossi, and
drummer Kenny Aronoff with guitarist Lance Lopez, has just set out on their
maiden voyage with their release West Of Flushing South Of Frisco. In addition
to the already stellar line up, the release features guest performances by Billy
Gibbons, Walter Trout, Warren Haynes, Robben Ford, Eric Gales and Chris Duarte
making this super group even ômore super.ö

If you are familiar with Lance LopezÆs music then you know that this album is
all about hard driving southern rock and blues based riffs. The album opens with
the southern rock inflected ôMiracle Man.ö All the Lopez penned tracks are
strong but here he shows off his knack for great hooks. In the right hands (or
wrong hands depending on your point of view) the hooks are catchy enough to find
a home on country radio. But donÆt be alarmed. He follows up with the minor key
grooving ôI AinÆt Falling Againö and from that point on, the album just burns
the entire farm to the ground.

The guest artists all put their unique stamp on their perspective tracks. Billy
GibbonÆs ôRunning Whiskeyö could be a lost ZZ Top track and ôRemedyö with Warren
Haynes would sound at home on a GovÆt Mule record. Both Chris Duarte and Eric
Gales give empassioned performances. The ballad ôLetÆs Call It A Dayö is a
perfect vehicle for the legendary Robben Ford and shows him at this melodic
best. He and Lance even do a little harmony work on the intro as well as near
the end of the track.

West of Flushing, South of Frisco is a total treat for the those of us who crave
great hard driving blues based rock and ear frying guitar playing. The core of
Supersonic Blues Machine of Lopez, Grossi, and Aronoff have nothing to prove.
They could easly have carried the entire project themselves. The guest stars are
just icing on an already very tasty cake.

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