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Cole Tate Band - Junkyard Moo (1997/2000)

Cole Tate Band - Junkyard Moo (1997/2000)

BAND/ARTIST: Cole Tate Band

  • Title: Junkyard Moo
  • Year Of Release: 1997/2000
  • Label: Taxim Records
  • Genre: Blues Rock, Funk Rock
  • Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
  • Total Time: 48:51
  • Total Size: 119/334 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Changes
02. A Love So Strong
03. Outlaw Life
04. Take It On Home
05. Somehow You'll Know
06. Junkyard Moon
07. Nothin' Left To Lose
08. Talkin' Bout A Revolution
09. Swallowed By The Cracks
10. The Razors Edge
11. Back Porch Serenade
12. The Day After Tomorrow
13. Sin City

Line-up:
Bass, Backing Vocals – Scott Urquhart
Drums, Percussion – Adam Berkowitz
Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Slide Guitar, Backing Vocals – Erik "The Weed" Schramm
Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Written-By – Colin Tate

Singer/Songwriter Cole Tate and band draw on influences of Rock, Blues, R & B, and country going from deep & bluesy to crisp & funky. The tight rhythm section of Adam B. and Scott Urquhart lays down a danceable groove that provides a solid foundation for some of the best dual guitar work since the Allman Brothers. Cole and guitar wiz Erik Schramm display a mastery of soloing and musical textures. Special guests: Commander Cody, Joe Paquin (Sundogs), Austin Delone (Elvis Costello, Fabulous Tbirds), Keith Crossan (Tommy Castro), Jimmy Dillon, Eugene Huggins (Buddy Guy), Patty Quinn (Kingfish). Tate's originals: "A Love So Strong", "Somehow You'll Know", "Back Porch Serenade", "Nothin' Left to Lose", "Sin City", "Changes" and also here a truly unique version of Tracy Chapman's "Talkin' 'Bout A Revolution"



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