Blues
This is not yo grandaddy's blues! Blues/rock with serious attitude and jaw-dropping guitar work. Not for the faint of heart!
Interstate Blues has just released their 4th CD led by Jamie Purpora who continues to wow fans with his guitar wizardry, whether playing small clubs or hitting the stage at Blues festivals with the likes of Bo Diddley, KoKo Taylor and others. Hold on to your seats... It's been a long time since rock 'n' roll sounded this good. This album blows full speed ahead right out of the gate, and takes you for a white knuckle roller coaster ride right to the end. Are you ready for this? Includes the tongue-in-cheek "Elvis Has Left The Building", and the introspective "Wishin' Well" as well as a nod to Ritchie Blackmore with their extraordinary rendition of "Lazy".
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This cd is amazing in itself. It is not "heavy" per say, but there are incredible guitar leads. It is up and pumping blues that will have you grooving. Anybody who likes guitars, and more guitars will surely enjoy this one. Everything on this cd works. The organ, drums, base, and of course the amazing guitar riffage. Any fan of rock-n-roll needs to get this one.
By Wil M.
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"Bravo! Rock n Roll the way it's meant to be..."
Hold on to your seats... It's been a long time since rock 'n' roll sounded this good. Guitar virtuoso Jamie Purpora takes you for a white knuckle roller coaster ride right to the end. Are you ready for this? Includes the tongue-in-cheek "Elvis Has Left The Building", and the introspective "Wishin' Well" as well as a nod to Ritchie Blackmore with their extraordinary rendition of "Lazy".
By Sandy Bradley, Independent Music Critic.
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01. The Getaway 5:56
02. Elvis Has Left The Building 3:41
03. Wishin' Well 5:33
04. Nobody Wanna Live 4:26
05. Southern Lips 4:23
06. Mystery 5:47
07. High Life 3:14
08. Lazy 6:02
09. Straight Down 3:55
10. Lifestorm 7:54
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