Johnnie Marshall - With All My Might (1999)
BAND/ARTIST: Johnnie Marshall
- Title: With All My Might
- Year Of Release: 1999
- Label: JSP Records
- Genre: Blues, Modern Electric Blues
- Quality: Mp3 320 / APE (image, .cue, log)
- Total Time: 52:46
- Total Size: 132/327 Mb (covers)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. That's When The Blues Puts Its Hook In You (4:23)
02. The Blues (4:06)
03. Heart Of Gold (5:51)
04. Brother Dave C. (3:52)
05. You Won't Be Sad And Blue (3:40)
06. Found Another Woman (2:38)
07. Work Hard For My Money (4:28)
08. South Georgia Boogie (3:39)
09. With All Your Might (4:05)
10. Tired Of The Way You Treat Me (5:42)
11. Lookin' Out My Window (4:54)
12. Please Open Up The Door (5:24)
01. That's When The Blues Puts Its Hook In You (4:23)
02. The Blues (4:06)
03. Heart Of Gold (5:51)
04. Brother Dave C. (3:52)
05. You Won't Be Sad And Blue (3:40)
06. Found Another Woman (2:38)
07. Work Hard For My Money (4:28)
08. South Georgia Boogie (3:39)
09. With All Your Might (4:05)
10. Tired Of The Way You Treat Me (5:42)
11. Lookin' Out My Window (4:54)
12. Please Open Up The Door (5:24)
Johnnie Marshall comes from the small Southwest Georgia town of Whigham, GA. He is a family man with a wife and three children. He supported his family for years working in a meat packing plant before the music bug hit him just a few short years ago.
He started playing drums and found a spot playing in a gospel band for a short while. But while playing in that gospel band he became fascinated by the guitar. Unable to learn what he wanted from the self-taught gospel players, Johnnie took lessons and before long formed his own band, The Blues Ignitors. But some of his best lessons came from listening to other bands. He could often be found sitting in the back of Dave’s CC Club on a barstool soaking up the music of the bands that visited the Club. Lessons, listening, practice and patience paid off for Johnnie. He was "discovered" by Johnny Rawls one night at Dave’s. This led to a recording session resulting in Johnnie’s well-received first CD, "Live for Today" on the JSP label. The tour to support the CD took Johnnie from the backwoods to the national circuit of blues clubs. He even crossed the pond to play a few dates in Europe.
Johnnie’s meteoric rise in the blues world has not gone to his head. He is still the down home, small town family man he was before his love of music and the blues took him on the road to stardom. He hasn’t forgotten his roots and thanked Dave’s CC Club on his first CD with the tune "Dave’s C.C. Groove" and went on to thank Dave himself on his next CD, "With All My Might" with a cover of the Bruce Feiner penned song "Brother Dave C." Johnnie’s style is a bit T-Bone Walker, a bit of the three Kings, Albert, Freddie and BB. There’s a good dose of his mentor Johnny Rawl’s style thrown into the mix too. But it is all Johnnie. His sets include some inspired covers and an ever increasing amount of originals. There’s a little soul, a bit of funk, a dash of rock, even a hint of jazz and swing at times......... and of course a whole bunch of blues.
"Johnnie Marshall is an exciting young bluesman. His guitar work is deep and his style his own. He is the real deal and nothin’ but the truth. Johnnie’s sound is 21st century blues rooted in the juke joints of yesterday. Johnnie Marshall and the Blues have a bright future together!" ~Dave Claytor
He started playing drums and found a spot playing in a gospel band for a short while. But while playing in that gospel band he became fascinated by the guitar. Unable to learn what he wanted from the self-taught gospel players, Johnnie took lessons and before long formed his own band, The Blues Ignitors. But some of his best lessons came from listening to other bands. He could often be found sitting in the back of Dave’s CC Club on a barstool soaking up the music of the bands that visited the Club. Lessons, listening, practice and patience paid off for Johnnie. He was "discovered" by Johnny Rawls one night at Dave’s. This led to a recording session resulting in Johnnie’s well-received first CD, "Live for Today" on the JSP label. The tour to support the CD took Johnnie from the backwoods to the national circuit of blues clubs. He even crossed the pond to play a few dates in Europe.
Johnnie’s meteoric rise in the blues world has not gone to his head. He is still the down home, small town family man he was before his love of music and the blues took him on the road to stardom. He hasn’t forgotten his roots and thanked Dave’s CC Club on his first CD with the tune "Dave’s C.C. Groove" and went on to thank Dave himself on his next CD, "With All My Might" with a cover of the Bruce Feiner penned song "Brother Dave C." Johnnie’s style is a bit T-Bone Walker, a bit of the three Kings, Albert, Freddie and BB. There’s a good dose of his mentor Johnny Rawl’s style thrown into the mix too. But it is all Johnnie. His sets include some inspired covers and an ever increasing amount of originals. There’s a little soul, a bit of funk, a dash of rock, even a hint of jazz and swing at times......... and of course a whole bunch of blues.
"Johnnie Marshall is an exciting young bluesman. His guitar work is deep and his style his own. He is the real deal and nothin’ but the truth. Johnnie’s sound is 21st century blues rooted in the juke joints of yesterday. Johnnie Marshall and the Blues have a bright future together!" ~Dave Claytor
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