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MP3 Lou Deadder - Mister Eclectic
10 MP3 Songs in this album (51:59) !
Related styles: BLUES: Rockin'' Blues, ROCK: Funk Rock
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"Mister Eclectic" - CD number four from Canadian fusion guitarist Lou DeAdder.
A fabulous and creative blend of Rock, R&B, Funk, Blues, Country and Outside Material - this all-original offering opens with an uptempo blues number called "Seein'' My Baby Tonight" to get your fingers and toes tapping. Track two moves into a very funky, R&B flavoured number called "You''re The One." We even have a Country Rock tune called "OOooOOWee" - do I see someone line dancing?
Add a couple more R&B and Blues numbers along with a few ballads and you have something you don''t hear everyday - a different, original CD with actual production quality.
Instrumentation includes: Brett Piekarz on rock solid Bass - Enrique Loyola laying it down on Drums - Martin Alex Aucoin ticklin'' the ivories on Piano and Organ - Leo Sullivan burnin'' on Sax - Steve McDade shakin'' the walls on Trumpet - Carlos del Junco playin'' some mean Harmonica - Bob Taillefer with some sweet Pedal Steel - Dave Perry belting it out on Background Vocals and World Class Guitar from one of the original Space Cowboys --->> Lou DeAdder.
No Cover tunes - No Pop tunes - just the real deal. Check it out!!!
"These CD''s keep getting better and better! The first three tracks are excellent driving music which is exactly what I did on my way home last night. Windows down, music cranked up, there is nothing better! It is next to impossible not to have the toes tapping and the fingers snapping to this CD. Horn section is awesome, percussion including keyboards, fabulous and of course without saying the guitar playing and vocals, outstanding. A wonderful compilation of sounds, ideas and emotions. This CD ended way too soon. "Mister Eclectic", a very fitting title. Hands down my favourites are tracks 7 and 9 with 9 just edging ahead of 7. What was your inspiration behind 9? (Do you feel an interview coming on here.) Congratulations to yourself and all the musicians involved. An extremely gifted team."
-C. Johnston
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