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| Artist : Doyle Bramhall |
| Album : Is It News-(Advance) |
| Bitrate : VBR kbps |
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| Label : Yep Roc |
| Year : 2007 |
| Genre : Blues |
| Rip date : Aug-01-2007 |
| Store date : Sep-18-2007 |
| Size : 60,8 MB |
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|Track Listing: |
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| 01 - Lost In The Congo 04:32 |
| 02 - Is It News 04:07 |
| 03 - Chateau Strut 03:56 |
| 04 - Tortured Soul 04:31 |
| 05 - Cryin' 03:11 |
| 06 - I'll Tak You Away 04:31 |
| 07 - Big 04:35 |
| 08 - Ooh Wee Baby 04:12 |
| 09 - You Left Me This Mornin' 01:12 |
| 10 - Top Rank Boxing 04:16 |
| 11 - That Day 02:44 |
| 12 - Little Star (The Moon Is Shining) 04:06 |
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| 45:53 min |
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| Born in Dallas in 1949, this singer/songwriter/drummer grew up listening |
| to Dallas radio (with heavy doses of Jimmy Reed, Ray Charles and Bobby |
| Blue Bland on rock & roll stations) and locals the Nightcaps, one of the |
| country's first White electric blues bands. In high school he joined the |
| Chessmen, which soon included a young Jimmie Vaughan on guitar; they |
| opened in Dallas on Jimi Hendrix's first U.S. tour. Moving to Austin in |
| 1970, he and Vaughan formed Texas Storm, which later shortened its name |
| to Storm and occasionally included Jimmie's younger brother Stevie on |
| bass. Doyle next formed the Nightcrawlers with Stevie (now on lead |
| guitar), who later credited Bramhall as a primary vocal influence. |
| During this time the two also co-wrote "Dirty Pool," which Vaughan |
| included on his debut, Texas Flood. Doyle wrote or co-wrote seven more |
| songs on subsequent Stevie Ray albums, and collaborated on three for |
| Family Style by the Vaughan Brothers (which also featured Bramhall on |
| drums). While drumming with Marcia Ball and Mason Ruffner in the early |
| '80s, Bramhall began stockpiling solo recordings, which eventually |
| comprised his long-awaited debut on CD, featuring both Vaughan's and |
| Doyle's son, guitarist Doyle Bramhall, II, formerly of the Arc Angels. |
| He also began a collaboration that proved interesting ù with pop singer |
| Jennifer Warnes. |
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