Scotty Anderson - Classic Scotty (2003)
BAND/ARTIST: Scotty Anderson
- Title: Classic Scotty
- Year Of Release: 2003
- Label: J Curve Records
- Genre: Country Rock
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:39:53
- Total Size: 218 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Going Down the Road Feeling Bad
02. LaGrange
03. Cold Cold Heart
04. We Gotta Get Out of This Place
05. Honey Fingers
06. Milk Cow Blues
07. Boogie on Reggae Woman
08. All My Loving
09. Ruby Are You Mad At Your Man
10. 16 Candles
Nobody says it out loud, but everyone knows that rock & roll guitar stopped being any fun at least 20 years ago. The players who are really enjoying themselves are the country guys, the ones who can draw on blues, jazz, R&B, and rock & roll influences without worrying about what their audiences will think and who know how to blend relatively simple structural concepts with jaw-dropping technical facility to create something that fellow guitarists and lay listeners can equally enjoy. Scotty Anderson is one in a long line of hotshot Telecaster specialists who goes back through Redd Volkaert and Robert Shafer to the grandaddy of them all, the late great Danny Gatton. He's equally at home spinning out 80-mile-an-hour Travis picking ("Going Down This Road Feeling Bad") or greasy, sizzling slide guitar (a great version of ZZ Top's one-chord Texas classic "LaGrange") or fingerstyle jazz with simultaneous basslines, chords, and melodic variation (a spectacular arrangement of Lennon and McCartney's "All My Loving"). He maybe gets just a bit schmalzy on his instrumental arrangement of "Cold Cold Heart," and the world didn't really need another version of "Boogie on Reggae Woman," chops or no chops. But overall this album is a solid joy from beginning to end.
01. Going Down the Road Feeling Bad
02. LaGrange
03. Cold Cold Heart
04. We Gotta Get Out of This Place
05. Honey Fingers
06. Milk Cow Blues
07. Boogie on Reggae Woman
08. All My Loving
09. Ruby Are You Mad At Your Man
10. 16 Candles
Nobody says it out loud, but everyone knows that rock & roll guitar stopped being any fun at least 20 years ago. The players who are really enjoying themselves are the country guys, the ones who can draw on blues, jazz, R&B, and rock & roll influences without worrying about what their audiences will think and who know how to blend relatively simple structural concepts with jaw-dropping technical facility to create something that fellow guitarists and lay listeners can equally enjoy. Scotty Anderson is one in a long line of hotshot Telecaster specialists who goes back through Redd Volkaert and Robert Shafer to the grandaddy of them all, the late great Danny Gatton. He's equally at home spinning out 80-mile-an-hour Travis picking ("Going Down This Road Feeling Bad") or greasy, sizzling slide guitar (a great version of ZZ Top's one-chord Texas classic "LaGrange") or fingerstyle jazz with simultaneous basslines, chords, and melodic variation (a spectacular arrangement of Lennon and McCartney's "All My Loving"). He maybe gets just a bit schmalzy on his instrumental arrangement of "Cold Cold Heart," and the world didn't really need another version of "Boogie on Reggae Woman," chops or no chops. But overall this album is a solid joy from beginning to end.
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