House Jumpers - Sure Footed Baby (2013)
BAND/ARTIST: House Jumpers
- Title: Sure Footed Baby
- Year Of Release: 2013
- Label: House Rent Records, A Division of Esdeca Media, LLC
- Genre: Jump Blues, Rockabilly Blues
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:45:02
- Total Size: 274 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Jump With You
02. Certainly All
03. Sure Footed Baby
04. Teardrops from My Eyes
05. Chicken Ain't Nothing but a Bird
06. Esplanade
07. Shut Your Mouth
08. Just Doesn't Work Any More
09. Freddy
10. Bump Jump
11. I Just Wants Me Some Love
12. We Got a Thing
13. Heartbreak
The House Jumpers bring you authentic up-tempo blues from America’s Heartland. The band’s great vocal melodies, big guitars, and jumpabilly grooves are designed for dancing. This music was born in American cities such as Memphis, New Orleans, New York, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Kansas City. Early versions of jump blues featured horns, but well-known guitarists, such as T-Bone Walker, pioneered the addition of electric guitar to swing and jump music after WWII. Rockabilly music emerged during the same time through the marriage of rural country music to blues and swing rhythm. A common thread in jump blues and rockabilly is often humorous lyrics—music that doesn’t take itself too seriously. This recording was done on a Studer 24 track analog deck.
01. Jump With You
02. Certainly All
03. Sure Footed Baby
04. Teardrops from My Eyes
05. Chicken Ain't Nothing but a Bird
06. Esplanade
07. Shut Your Mouth
08. Just Doesn't Work Any More
09. Freddy
10. Bump Jump
11. I Just Wants Me Some Love
12. We Got a Thing
13. Heartbreak
The House Jumpers bring you authentic up-tempo blues from America’s Heartland. The band’s great vocal melodies, big guitars, and jumpabilly grooves are designed for dancing. This music was born in American cities such as Memphis, New Orleans, New York, Dallas, Los Angeles, San Diego, and Kansas City. Early versions of jump blues featured horns, but well-known guitarists, such as T-Bone Walker, pioneered the addition of electric guitar to swing and jump music after WWII. Rockabilly music emerged during the same time through the marriage of rural country music to blues and swing rhythm. A common thread in jump blues and rockabilly is often humorous lyrics—music that doesn’t take itself too seriously. This recording was done on a Studer 24 track analog deck.
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