Tinsley Ellis - The Best Of Tinsley Ellis (2014)
BAND/ARTIST: Tinsley Ellis
- Title: The Best Of Tinsley Ellis
- Year Of Release: 2014
- Label: Alligator Records
- Genre: Blues, Rock
- Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless
- Total Time: 01:25:08
- Total Size: 195 / 571 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
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01. To the Devil For a Dime (remastered)
02. Highwayman (Remastered)
03. A Quitter Never Wins (remastered)
04. Tell the Truth (remastered)
05. Cut You Loose (remastered)
06. Are You Sorry? (remastered)
07. The Other Side (remastered)
08. Rockslide (Remastered)
09. Early In the Morning (remastered)
10. Double Eyed Whammy (remastered)
11. Get To the Bottom (remastered)
12. Cold Love, Hot Night (remastered)
13. Freeway Soul (remastered)
14. Leavin' Here (remastered)
15. Pawnbroker (Live) (Remastered)
16. Time To Quit (remastered)
Ellis was born in Atlanta in 1957, and spent most of his childhood in southern Florida. He began playing guitar in elementary school, first discovering the blues through the flagship bands of the British blues boom: John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, the Peter Green-led Fleetwood Mac, the Yardbirds, the Rolling Stones, and so on. He soon moved on to a wide variety of original sources, becoming especially fond of B.B. King and Freddie King. After high school, Ellis moved back to Atlanta in 1975 to attend Emory University, and soon found work on the local music scene, joining a bar band called the Alley Cats (which also featured future Fabulous Thunderbird Preston Hubbard). In 1981, Ellis co-founded the Heartfixers with singer/harmonica player Chicago Bob Nelson, and they recorded an eponymous debut album for the tiny Southland imprint. They soon signed with the slightly larger Landslide and issued Live at the Moon Shadow in 1983, by which point they were one of the most popular live blues acts in the South. However, Nelson left the group shortly after the album's release, and Ellis took over lead vocal chores.
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01. To the Devil For a Dime (remastered)
02. Highwayman (Remastered)
03. A Quitter Never Wins (remastered)
04. Tell the Truth (remastered)
05. Cut You Loose (remastered)
06. Are You Sorry? (remastered)
07. The Other Side (remastered)
08. Rockslide (Remastered)
09. Early In the Morning (remastered)
10. Double Eyed Whammy (remastered)
11. Get To the Bottom (remastered)
12. Cold Love, Hot Night (remastered)
13. Freeway Soul (remastered)
14. Leavin' Here (remastered)
15. Pawnbroker (Live) (Remastered)
16. Time To Quit (remastered)
Ellis was born in Atlanta in 1957, and spent most of his childhood in southern Florida. He began playing guitar in elementary school, first discovering the blues through the flagship bands of the British blues boom: John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers, the Peter Green-led Fleetwood Mac, the Yardbirds, the Rolling Stones, and so on. He soon moved on to a wide variety of original sources, becoming especially fond of B.B. King and Freddie King. After high school, Ellis moved back to Atlanta in 1975 to attend Emory University, and soon found work on the local music scene, joining a bar band called the Alley Cats (which also featured future Fabulous Thunderbird Preston Hubbard). In 1981, Ellis co-founded the Heartfixers with singer/harmonica player Chicago Bob Nelson, and they recorded an eponymous debut album for the tiny Southland imprint. They soon signed with the slightly larger Landslide and issued Live at the Moon Shadow in 1983, by which point they were one of the most popular live blues acts in the South. However, Nelson left the group shortly after the album's release, and Ellis took over lead vocal chores.
Blues | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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