Bloodline: Bloodline
Bloodline: Bloodline
Format: CD
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Artist: Bloodline
Label: Rock Candy
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5056321669827
Genre: Rock
Digitally remastered edition. Includes 16 page full color booklet with 4,000 word essay, enhanced artwork and new interview with Joe Bonamassa. Most of us see the blues as a respected musical style played by folks with serious talent. Invariably it is a musical form that attracts virtuoso players; especially guitarists. Bearing that in mind, Bloodline were a band of young yet seasoned members with impressive talents and a sound that should have propelled them to far greater heights than they actually achieved. The spotlight, of course, has subsequently been focused on Joe Bonamassa, a guitar player that has lit up the blues world with his playing, making him, for some, the greatest player since Stevie Ray Vaughan. The appropriately named Bloodline recorded their debut (and only) album at Ardent Studios in Memphis with long time ZZ Top collaborator Joe Hardy tweaking the knobs and pushing the faders. The album features twelve songs of beautifully recorded and expressive blues rock which received, as you might expect, overwhelming praise at the time of release. Yet, despite a gallant effort to secure a foothold in the market, and support dates with ZZ Top and Lynyrd Skynyrd, lady luck failed to shine her light on the band leaving them to flounder and eventually split up.
Tracks:
1.1 Stone Cold Hearted
1.2 Dixie Peach
1.3 Cell Block 7
1.4 The Storm
1.5 The Good Luck You’re Having
1.6 Honest Crime
1.7 So Far Away
1.8 Calling Me Back
1.9 Bad Girls
1.10 Since You’re Gone
1.11 Trouble Is My Business
1.12 Get Off Your Back
