Lex Samu and the Kraft Quartet
Nervous Boogie
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Instrumental blues and vintage surf rock featuring flugelhorn. With special guests Sean Costello on Lead Guitar, Bob Margolin on Slide Guitar, Mookie Brill on Harp/Vocals, and Aaron Bachelder on Vibes/Marimba.
tracks
- 1 I Wish You Would with Sean Costello
- 2 Ice Cream Man with Mookie Brill and Sean Costello
- 3 Continental Missile with Aaron Bachelder
- 4 Tom Cat with Bob Margolin and Sean Costello
- 5 Pills with Mookie Brill and Sean Costello
- 6 Tragic Wind with Aaron Bachelder
- 7 Johnson Machine Gun with Mookie Brill and Sean Costello
- 8 Roller Coster with Mookie Brill and Sean Costello
- 9 El Conquistador with Aaron Bachelder
- 10 Nervous Boogie with Mookie Brill and Sean Costello
- 11 Boss with Aaron Bachelder
- 12 Whose Muddy Shoes with Sean Costello
- 13 Pipeline
- 14 Ice Cream Man (reprise)
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The Kraft Quartet's first full length album "Nervous Boogie" contains 14 classic blues and surf tunes including songs by Little Walter, Muddy Waters, Sunnyland Slim, the Chantays, John Brim and Elmore James. Special guests for this album include bluesman Sean Costello, winner of the Memphis Blues Society's talent award and nominated for the W.C. Handy "Best New Artist Debut" award; the legendary Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin, who was guitarist for Muddy Waters from 1973 til 1980 and has won multiple W.C. Handy awards for solo or group efforts through the years including best blues guitarist; and blues/rockabilly musician and W.C. Handy multiple time winner Tom "Mookie" Brill on harp and vocals. Aaron Bachelder lends his percussion skills on the vibes and marimba. Bob Margolin and Sean Costello both have recent solo albums, as well as back catalog available through their websites. These special guests bring an authentic blues flavor to the project, juxtaposed with the jazz artistry of the trumpet/double bass performances and the rock-n-roll drums/rhythm guitars creating a truly unique sound, undeniably new while washed in vintage feeling. The album was produced by Morgan Kraft, mixed by Mitch Easter and mastered by Brent Lambert.