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Mike Manne &Tiger Blues : Mr.Blues And I
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A strong blend of musical styles that include blues, rhythm & blues and original blues compositions. Urban city blues with Chicago, Texas and Delta influences.
Genre: Blues: Electric Blues
Release Date: 2005
Mr.Blues And I © Copyright-Blues Artist Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Come Back Baby 3:55 Not Available
Custom Built Woman 3:40 Not Available
Caldonia 3:10 Not Available
Texas Stomp 2:52 Not Available
All Your Love 5:15 Not Available
I Cant Stop 2:24 Not Available
Mister Magic 6:14 Not Available
Ain't No Sunshine 3:06 Not Available
Custom Shop Colors 3:13 Not Available
I Can't Quit You 5:31 Not Available
Bonus Track-in Memory of Elizabeth Reed 5:19 Not Available
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Album Notes

This is the newest release from guitarist mike manne and tiger blues.Guitarist mike manne has performed in numerous nightclubs venues for many years.Influences include the great albert king, and Otis Rush.Other influences include rock,jazz and R/B styles.Utilizing the gibson 335 and fender stratocaster and taking the music to a new level of intensity.Here it is Mr.Blues and I.Take a listen to some real urban city blues.

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REVIEWS

Mike Manne&Tiger Blues/ Mr.Blues and I/ Doc Blues
author: Dr.Blues/long island blues society
The Tiger blues band may be LI's busiest band and Monster Mike Manne makes it happen. They are releasing their 2nd disk, Mr. Blues and I and it is filled with the same fire that their live sets are known for. Manne provides Southside axe that flies and soars on nimble fingers and fretwork. The songs are a combo of covers and self written blues. The band is tight, the rhythms clean and authoritative, the vocals powerful and the groove is moving. The disk opens with "Come Back Baby" and precedes to cover a finely selected group of classics and 4 Manne-ish compositions. Mike's singing is effective and direct and he exhibits from a unique melismatic quality and sense of phrasing. My favorite cuts included the cooking "Texas Stomp", a cool and jazzy read on Grover Wahington Jr's "Mister Magic" and the final extended jam of "Elizabeth Reed." Mike and band have put out some fine, strong cuts in an interesting and well produced disk. Congrats to all.
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