Greg Copeland, Martin Messing - Deep Down South, An Acoustic Journey To The Blues (2013)
BAND/ARTIST: Greg Copeland, Martin Messing
- Title: Deep Down South, An Acoustic Journey To The Blues
- Year Of Release: 2013
- Label: Platina-Music Musicproduction
- Genre: Acoustic Blues, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:52:10
- Total Size: 269 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Goin' Home
02. She's Gone
03. Walking Blues
04. Where Did You Sleep Last Night
05. Willie & the Handjive
06. Please Please
07. I'm Gonna Hurt You
08. Moonshine Whiskey Blues
09. I Got to Ride
10. Twenty Twenty Vision
11. Crossroads
12. I Got to Move
13. Outside Woman
14. Bbq Woman
15. A Sinners Prayer
The singer/songwriter Greg Copeland was born in Portsmouth, Virginia (USA). He knows how to use his pleasant, hoarse and slightly gravel voice to convey feelings to the listener. In other words, he is an expressive singer. Greg has just like his gospel singing mother a lot of emotions in his voice. James Brown, Wilson Pickett and Buddy Guy are some of the artists who have influenced him which is also clearly heard on this CD.
Martin Messing was born in 1964 near the border to Holland. He started playing guitar when he was 17 years old after he heard Albatross by Fleetwood Mac. He is an accomplished guitarist with a style of his own. Martin was influenced by the blues from the 20th and 30th. One of the things I like about his playing is varied playing and he is not just playing finger style, he is also strumming the strings on some of the songs. He is an expressive guitarist who makes it sound so easy.
Greg and Martin have written 11 of the 15 tracks on “Deep Down South” and I hope that they will release more albums in the future because they are doing a great job as a blues duo.
01. Goin' Home
02. She's Gone
03. Walking Blues
04. Where Did You Sleep Last Night
05. Willie & the Handjive
06. Please Please
07. I'm Gonna Hurt You
08. Moonshine Whiskey Blues
09. I Got to Ride
10. Twenty Twenty Vision
11. Crossroads
12. I Got to Move
13. Outside Woman
14. Bbq Woman
15. A Sinners Prayer
The singer/songwriter Greg Copeland was born in Portsmouth, Virginia (USA). He knows how to use his pleasant, hoarse and slightly gravel voice to convey feelings to the listener. In other words, he is an expressive singer. Greg has just like his gospel singing mother a lot of emotions in his voice. James Brown, Wilson Pickett and Buddy Guy are some of the artists who have influenced him which is also clearly heard on this CD.
Martin Messing was born in 1964 near the border to Holland. He started playing guitar when he was 17 years old after he heard Albatross by Fleetwood Mac. He is an accomplished guitarist with a style of his own. Martin was influenced by the blues from the 20th and 30th. One of the things I like about his playing is varied playing and he is not just playing finger style, he is also strumming the strings on some of the songs. He is an expressive guitarist who makes it sound so easy.
Greg and Martin have written 11 of the 15 tracks on “Deep Down South” and I hope that they will release more albums in the future because they are doing a great job as a blues duo.
Blues | Rock | FLAC / APE
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