Tommy_Castro_and_The_Painkillers-Stompin_Ground-(ALCD4978)-CD-FLAC-2017-HOUND

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MP3/FLAC

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HOUND

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346,33 MB

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Date

2017-09-12

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HOUND presents...

Artist.......: Tommy Castro And The Painkillers
Album........: Stompin' Ground
Label........: Alligator Records
Genre........: Blues
Catnr........: ALCD4978
Source.......: CD (LP)
Rip.date.....: 2017-09-13
Str.date.....: 2017-09-29
Quality......: 953kbps/44.1kHz/2 channels
Url..........: http://https://www.alligator.com/albums/Stompin-Ground/

track  title                                          time

 1.    Nonchalant                                     3:55
 2.    Blues All Around Me                            3:42
 3.    Fear Is The Enemy                              3:34
 4.    My Old Neighborhood                            5:42
 5.    Enough Is Enough                               3:52
 6.    Love Is                                        4:40
 7.    Rock Bottom (feat. Mike Zito)                  4:30
 8.    Soul Shake (feat. Danielle Nicole)             3:59
 9.    Further On Down The Road                       4:17
 10.   Them Changes (feat. David Hidalgo)             4:47
 11.   Sticks And Stones                              3:07
 12.   Live Every Day (feat. Charlie Musselwhite)     4:28


                                            Runtime  50:33
                                            Size     344.27


Release Notes:

Over the course of his career, Tommy Castro has always been inspired by the
sounds he absorbed while coming of age on the rough and tumble side of San Jose,
California. During the late 1960s and early 1970s, this was TommyÆs home
turfùhis stomping ground. It was a place where the street-tough Mexican
Americans and the counter-culture hippies came together to drink, smoke, laugh,
party and listen to tunesùthe hippies with their blues and rock, the Mexicans
with their soul music. Mixing the blues-rock he loved and the soul music he
heard blasting out from the lowriders cruising the streets, along with the
socially conscious message songs of the day, TommyÆs own sound was born.

Almost every major rock and soul act, from Ike & Tina Turner to Janis Joplin to
Elvin Bishop and Taj Mahal toured through the area, and Tommy was at almost
every show. He saw John Lee Hooker, Albert King and Buddy Guy & Junior Wells at
the same local blues bar, JJÆs, where he often jammed, honing his chops and
dreaming of one day busting out. Tommy Castro has long since gone from that
local bar to stages around the world, but his San Jose DNA still infuses his
music to this day. You can hear it in every note of StompinÆ Ground.  ùMarc
Lipkin




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