Lloyd Jones - Love Gotcha (1999)
BAND/ARTIST: Lloyd Jones
- Title: Love Gotcha
- Year Of Release: 1999
- Label: Blind Pig Records
- Genre: Blues, Modern Electric Blues, Rock Blues
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:42:49
- Total Size: 299 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Nickels And Dimes
02. I Declare
03. Love Gotcha
04. Treat Me Like The Dog I Am
05. Ride And Roll
06. Ain't Nothing A Young Girl Can Do
07. Hurtin' House
08. Old News
09. Shake Em Up
10. Fools Gold
11. Big Ol' Shirt
12. Highway Rider
This is Jones' best album to date. The blues/R&B veteran is in top form -- his guitar playing is incisive and efficient, and his singing is terrific. His songwriting, however, is probably the most impressive thing about Love Gotcha. Working with a solid group of sidemen, it seems like everything is within his grasp. A slow Chicago blues like "Old News" simmers admirably, flavored by a perfectly measured guitar solo, while the title track, another Jones' original, is driving, funky R&B powered by a slick horn arrangement. Jones turns the old Brownie McGhee/Sonny Terry tune "Ride and Roll" into a swinging R&B blockbuster, and he throws down an equally potent interpretation of the classic blues number "Hurtin' House," which features a very tasty tenor sax solo from Renato Caranto. No matter how you look at it, this album shapes up as an outstanding project.
01. Nickels And Dimes
02. I Declare
03. Love Gotcha
04. Treat Me Like The Dog I Am
05. Ride And Roll
06. Ain't Nothing A Young Girl Can Do
07. Hurtin' House
08. Old News
09. Shake Em Up
10. Fools Gold
11. Big Ol' Shirt
12. Highway Rider
This is Jones' best album to date. The blues/R&B veteran is in top form -- his guitar playing is incisive and efficient, and his singing is terrific. His songwriting, however, is probably the most impressive thing about Love Gotcha. Working with a solid group of sidemen, it seems like everything is within his grasp. A slow Chicago blues like "Old News" simmers admirably, flavored by a perfectly measured guitar solo, while the title track, another Jones' original, is driving, funky R&B powered by a slick horn arrangement. Jones turns the old Brownie McGhee/Sonny Terry tune "Ride and Roll" into a swinging R&B blockbuster, and he throws down an equally potent interpretation of the classic blues number "Hurtin' House," which features a very tasty tenor sax solo from Renato Caranto. No matter how you look at it, this album shapes up as an outstanding project.
Blues | Rock | FLAC / APE
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