 Исполнитель: Jake Andrews Альбом: Time To Burn Год выпуска: 1999 Стиль: Blues Rock Формат: flac (image, cue, log) Битрейт: lossless Время звучания: 50:28 Размер файла: 359 mb ======================================== Tracklist: 01. Time To Burn 02. Cry Baby 03. Hard Way 04. Just You And Me 05. You've Got To Know 06. I Don't Wanna Go Home 07. It All Passed Me By 08. Lover To Cry 09. Nobody's Fault But Mine 10. I'm Glad For Your Sake (But Sorry For Mine) 11. Moment To Love 12. Drivin' Wheel 13. Too Sorry ======================================== Members: Jake Andrews - Guitar & Vocals Mike Sconce - Bass & backing vocals (on 3 & 5) Jon Blondel - Bass (on all other titles) Tommy Taylor - Drums & Backing Vocals Guests:Doug Sahm - Piano Jon Cleary - Piano Tommy Eyre - Keyboards The Texacali Horns================================================================[spoyler= Jake Andrews - Time To Burn] There must be something in the water in Austin Texas. Good guitar players always seem to be from Austin or have some Austin connection. Jake Andrews (b.1980) comes from a musical family (his father, John "Toad" Andrews played with Mother Earth) and he was known as "Little" Jake Andrews for a long time. He has dropped (or outgrown) the "Little" tag and now is competing with Jonny Lang and Kenny Wayne Shepherd.
"Time To Burn" is an excellent Austin Texas inspired blues CD. The sound and style is a lot like early Ian Moore when he was doing rocking blues instead of the folky style he is doing today. The CD opens with the title cut 'Time To Burn', a solid rockin song. 'Just You and Me' is another rocker, with a Chuck Berry style rhythm. 'You've Got To Know' is solid Austin style where the vocal trades phrases with guitar licks.
'Lover to Cry' has a distinct jazzy sound to it, with some tasty guitar licks sprinkled throughout the song. Stylistically, the music is quite diverse. 'I'm Glad For Your Sake (but Sorry For Mine)' is a song straight out of the late 50's doo-wop style. The music while staying within the genre of blues throws in bits and pieces of rock and jazz to make it interesting. The song writers list looks like a who's who of Austin blues with players/writers such as David Grissom, Doyle Bramhall and more. [/spoyler]================================================================ 
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