ARTiST: Black Diamond Heavies
ALBUM: A Touch Of Someone Else's Class
BiTRATE: 224kbps avg
QUALiTY: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.97 Final / -V2 --vbr-new / 44.100Khz
LABEL: Alive Records
GENRE: Rock
SiZE: 67.56 megs
PLAYTiME: 0h 40min 20sec total
RiP DATE: 2008-06-10
STORE DATE: 2008-06-10
Track List:
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01. Nutbush City Limit 3:01
02. Everythang Is Everythang 3:51
03. Numbers 22 (Balaam's Wild Ass) 2:55
04. Bidin' My Time 5:16
05. Take a Ride 4:40
06. Solid Gold 2:36
07. Smoothe It Out 2:58
08. Make Some Time 3:31
09. Oh, Sinnerman 4:26
10. Loose Yourself 3:42
11. Happy Hour 3:24
Release Notes:
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Alive Records will release the new album by southern punk-ass blues duo Black
Diamond Heavies on June 10th
Titled "A Touch of Someone Else's Class," the band recorded the album with
producer Dan Auerbach
of The Black Keys at his Akron Analog studio.Black Diamond Heavies are a
two-piece consisting of John Wesley
Myers on bass keys, fender rhodes, organ, and vocals (left hand of rhythm, right
hand of soul)
and Van Campbell completing the lineup on drums and vocals. A family pedigree
that has Myers' father a Baptist
preacher and Campbell coming from a family of bourbon distillers (seriously,
"Old Rip Van Winkle"), the Heavies are about
nothing but pounding out their raucous punk take on the blues and soul, southern
style. Their critically lauded debut
Alive Records release "Every Damn Time" was hailed by NME as "damn brilliant╖a
fabulous debut" as well as "an
impressive set of messed-up 21st century blues" by All Music Guide.