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Norman Beaker - Manchester Evening Blues (2025)

Norman Beaker - Manchester Evening Blues (2025)

BAND/ARTIST: Norman Beaker

  • Title: Manchester Evening Blues
  • Year Of Release: 2025
  • Label: Rock Svirke Records
  • Genre: Blues Rock, Rock
  • Quality: FLAC 24/48 (tracks) | FLAC 16/44.1 (tracks) | MP3 320 kbps
  • Total Time: 68:12
  • Total Size: 829 MB | 432 MB | 165 MB
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Tracklist:
1. Manchester Evening Blues (2:56)
2. Giving The Game Away (3:26)
3. Little Miss Lonely (3:23)
4. Say It Like You Mean It (4:40)
5. What Did I Do (3:16)
6. Drink From Her Well (3:16)
7. Nobody Wants To Pay (4:02)
8. Come To Me (2:34)
9. Looking Away (3:39)
10. Keep You Satisfied (3:01)
11. Stay True To Yourself (3:11)
12. Sensuality (3:35)
13. Waiting For You (2:35)
14. Nobody Died (2:13)
15. Something In Your Head (4:38)
16. I Don't Mean A Thing To You (2:32)
17. No More Big Love For Me (2:58)
18. Must Have Been Here Before (4:19)
19. After All This (3:20)
20. People Aren't What They Say (Feat. Katarina Pivnicki) (4:27)

In January 2017, Norman Beaker became only one of eight 21-st century British artists to be officially recognised and inducted as a Legend in the American Heritage Society's Blues Hall of Fame(R), alongside Jack Bruce, Peter Green, John Mayall, Jeff Beck, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and Eric Clapton. Norman is one of those very first artists who with such iconic colleagues as Alexis Korner, Graham Bond helped to create the unique British Blues, R&B and Rock sound that captivated the world.

Norman kept its signature sound alive throughout his distinguished career, whether playing solo or with a Who's Who of blues, soul and rock from both sides of the Atlantic, including Chuck Berry, Jack Bruce, Van Morrison, Peter Green, Buddy Guy, Ruby Turner and B.B. King.

Though known primarily as a bluesman, Norman seamlessly moves among the genres of jazz, rock, pop and R&B with the grace and ease that characterise his performances and original songs.

There aren't many of these gifted first and finest who defined the British Blues genre. Of these rare national treasures who still remain, none serve the music more faithfully than Norman Beaker: guitar, voice and original songs are as fresh and powerful as when he first began in the Northern clubs.

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