Blues

Black Cat Bone - Bone-Ified (2005)

2019-11-29T16:16:50Z

Black Cat Bone - Bone-Ified (2005)


01. Cross Road Blues - 06:58
02. Mr. Fiction - 06:58
03. Walking Blues - 06:49
04. Rambling On My Mind - 08:27
05. Misery - 07:22
06. Worried Life Blues - 08:03
07. Mad - 05:34
08. Hey Joe - 17:45

Paul Deslauriers - guitar, slide, vocals
Paul Buonassisi - keyboards
Craig Soon - bass
Jerry Adolphe - drums

Co-founded in Montreal, Canada in 1992 by guitarist Paul Deslauriers and pianist Paul Buonassisi, these boys were deemed by some critics at the time to be "Canada's hottest blues-rock band". After a year of extensive touring in eastern Canada, selling out clubs and woo-ing festival goers everywhere like at the Montreal International Jazz Festival, the band relocated to Vancouver to branch out and create a larger and more diversified fan base.

Their official recording debut came in 1994, when they gave us "What A Way To Make A Living" and then "Bone-ified" in 1995; two independent gems that sold extremely well, without any official form of distribution!

A definite highlight for the band was kicking off their 'Bone-ified Tour' opening up for one of Canada's top bluesmen, Colin James, on his cross Canada jaunt in the summer of '95. They followed that up in May of '96 by snatching the 1st runner-up position in Demo Listen Derby, the highly esteemed contest held annually by Vancouver's no. 1 rock radio station 99.3 The Fox. Paul Deslauriers picked up further honors by receiving the Best Guitarist award.

The band also contributed 2 songs to the Vancouver Seeds XI CD and appeared on the televised Demo Vision / Project Discovery. That same year, Deslauriers received further industry recognition for his song writing skills. He picked-up an award for best Rock/pop/alternative song in the 1996 Write-On Song Contest for the song 'Thin Prayer' and another in the best blues-rock category for his song 'Bye-bye Baby'.

Black Cat Bone's independently produced video for the song 'Mr. Fiction' was also a regular on Much Music's Indie Spotlight, thanks to numerous 'write-in' fan requests. Director Bruce Sweeny also used the song in the soundtrack for the film 'Dirty', featured at the 1998 Vancouver International Film Festival. Also, in 1995, the Godfather of blues himself, Bryan Lee, invited both Paul's to play on his then upcoming album 'Heat Seeking Missile'. They were even chosen to play as Bo Diddley's back-up band.

Tragically, in December 1996, Black Cat Bone co-founder Paul Buonassisi suffered serious injuries in a near fatal car accident which left him unable to continue his work with the band. Paul Deslauriers has since toured with international acts like Garou, Amanda Marshall, Johnny Ferreira & the Swing Machine, France D'Amour, and currently fronts his own blues-rock power trio called the Paul Deslauriers Band and also has a very successful acoustic duo with Dawn Tyler Watson.

As for Black Cat Bone, although they did reunite in the summer of 2004 for a handful of shows, the band is not currently active nor touring. However, both albums have been re-issued under Deslauriers' own Big Toe Productions, commemorating each album's 10th anniversary. What A Way To Make A Living and Bone-ified are currently available online at CDBaby. Robert Johnson and Clapton/Mayall fans will surely appreciate the covers like 'Walking Blues', 'Rambling on my Mind', and the totally re-arranged 'Cross Road Blues'.

At the time of the band's demise, they were working on a follow-up album and expanding their sound, as heard on the award winning song 'Thin Prayer'. There's a wealth of unreleased Black Cat Bone material in the vault. Great music is timeless, and if the fans want it, the vault can and will be opened. So check back often with the band's official site for new releases, and up-to-date info on Black Cat Bone. ---cdbaby.com

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Black Cat Bone - Delta Blues (1990)

2017-08-06T14:30:33Z

Black Cat Bone - Delta Blues (1990)


1 	Treat Me Right 	
2 	Larry Is Back 	
3 	Ain't Doin' Too Bad 	
4 	Just A Fool 	
5 	Reconsider Baby 	
6 	Delta Blues 	
7 	A Hachch'n A Maij

Hansjörg Müller (Gitarre, Gesang) 
Uli Wagner (Schlagzeug) 
Stephan Wegner (Bass) 
Linus Wahl (Keyboards)

Black Cat Bone has been Southern Germany's best blues-rock group since the early 1970s.

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Black Cat Bone - Taylormade (1997)

2014-06-16T16:13:31Z

Black Cat Bone - Taylormade (1997)


1 	Wake Up Call 	4:19
2 	Ain't That I Don't Love You 	4:02
3 	The Stumble 	3:24
4 	Cold Champagne 	4:24
5 	Blind Willie McTell 	10:15
6 	Mick's Song 	6:28
7 	Get Out Of My Life Woman 	4:50
8 	Slow Blues 	4:20
9 	Heart Fixin' Man 	4:35
10 	Mercy, Mercy 	4:29
11 	Italian Summer 	3:57
12 	Blue Shadows 	4:16

Hans-Jörg Müller -  guitar, vocals
Mick Taylor –  guitar, vocals (tracks: 1, 3, 5, 6, 8)
Linus Wahl – keyboards
Andre Schnisa – organ (Hammond)
Arno Haas – saxophone
Stephan Wegner – bass
Uli Wagner – drums, percussion

Black Cat Bone has been Southern Germany's best blues-rock group since the early 1970s. Taylormade, their fifth album, was recorded and released in Germany in 1997. This is a limited edition reissue now available in the US for the first time ever. In 1995, Black Cat Bone met former Rolling Stones member Mick Taylor at a festival in Switzerland. Taylor had always been one of Hans-Joerg Mueller's heroes, and a dream came true when he agreed to participate in the recording sessions for this album. With excellent production and crystal-clear sound, this disc is highly recommended to all lovers of intelligently performed rock and blues. ---amazon.com

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Black Cat Bone – Blue Shadows (1994)

2014-01-25T17:00:40Z

Black Cat Bone – Blue Shadows (1994)


01. Born under a bad sign (2:53)
02. Meet me in St. Louis (4:02)
03. The last time (3:53)
04. Nadine (4:11)
05. I don't want to sing the blues no more (3:18)
06. It ain't no way (4:10)
07. Voodoo (4:22)
08. Guitar talk (2:37)
09. Love and peace (4:02)
10. I did (2:52)
11. I've had lovers before (4:15)
12. I once loved you, baby (4:16)
13. Next time you see me (4:04)

Musicians:
Hans-Jorg Muller - guitar, vocals
Stephan Wagner - bass
Linus Wahl - keyboard
Uli Wegner  - drums
Rald Gugel – pedal steel
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Chris Farlowe - guitar
Guitar Crusher - vocals
Steve Baker - harp
Arno Haas – saxophone

Black Cat Bone is a Top Bluesband from Germany. They have performed throughout Germany for over 19 years. With a record of more than 2000 concerts they gained a large following and recognition as an excellent live-act. They worked with well-known blues artists such as Katie Webster, Luther Allison, Champion Jack Dupree and Louisiana Red and released seven highly recommended CD's of their own. Their recording 'Blue Shadows' featuring Chris Farlowe, Steve Baker and Sidney 'Guitar Crusher' Selby provides further evidence of their profesionalism and musical skill. Frontman and bandleader Hans-Joerg Mueller plays an outstanding guitar and is regarded as one of of the finest guitar players on this side of the pond. From 1993 to 1996 Black Cat Bone toured throughout Europe with Guitar Crusher and recorded a highly-etimated CD featuring Alvin Lee (Ten Years After) and Calvin Owens (B.B.King's musical director). Most of the songs were written by Hans-Joerg Mueller and these compositions were the favourites of Alvin Lee and Calvin Owens. In 1995 Black Cat Bone got in touch with Mick Taylor (a former Rolling Stone) at a festival in Geneva, Switzerland, also sharing the stage with the legendary Wishbone Ash. Mick Taylor had always been one of Hans-Joerg Mueller's heroes, and a dream came true when Mr. Taylor said -yes- to a recording session in Germany for Black Cat Bone's new CD on which Mick Taylor also proves his unique virtuosity as a guitar player on five songs and is also featured as lead singer on Bob Dylan's 'Blind Willie McTell'. Black Cat Bone and Mick Taylor will be working together in the future both on stage and in the studio. --- music-maniac.com

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Black Cat Bone - First, Second, Third ... Early Years (2005)

2013-03-27T17:23:38Z

Black Cat Bone - First, Second, Third ... Early Years (2005)

CD1
01. Sagebock Boogie
02. Without You I Can Make It
03. Worried Dream Blues
04. Pack It Up
05. Slide Rider
06. Woke Up This Morning
07. Greece
08. Mandolin Boogie
09. Running The Highway
10. Semm'r jetzt drei
11. Net daß i di net gern hätt
12. So a Glück
13. Manchmal morgens
14. I denk wirklich gern an di

CD2
01. Am Arsch der Welt
02. Warom hot mir koiner gsait
03. Mir ka koiner helfa
04. Mal wieder nicht dabei
05. Intro / Slow Blues
06. Hideaway
07. No koi Hetik
08. Rockstar
09. I ain't got you
10. Weil's Business so beschiss'n iss
11. Egon
12. D'r Dumpf isch raus
13. Slide Rider

Musicians:
Hans-Jörg McMinamin [Hans-Jörg Müller] (guitar, vocals, keyboards), 
Stephan Wegner (bass, vocals), 
Linus Wahl (keyboards), 
Uli Wagner (drums).

Black Cat Bone is a Southern Germany's best blues-rock group. The band formed in 1979 based around an excellent guitarist and singer, Hans McMinamin. Countless concerts in Germany and neighbouring European countries, in addition to their appearance at the Montreux Jazz Festival have proved that their reputation as an extraordinary live band is well-earned. A variety of Blues legends such as Katie Webster, Alvin Lee, Mick Taylor, Sidney "Guitar Crusher" Selby or Rick Derringer were so impressed by the band, they booked them to tour with them as support. "First, Second, Third ... Early Years" was initially issued for band's 20th Anniversary and compiled three early album of this group.

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