Track Listings (13) - Disc #1| All Artists: Joe Beard Title: Dealin' Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Label: Audioquest Sacd Release Date: 2/27/2001 Album Type: Super Audio CD - DSD Genre: Blues Styles: Electric Blues, Modern Blues Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 092592105539 |
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Dealin', guitarist Joe Beard's third AudioQuest Music outing, following his 1995 Blues Union with the estimable Ronnie Earl and the 1997 For Real which paired him him with the other New England guitar terror, Duke Robillar... more » |
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Product Description Dealin', guitarist Joe Beard's third AudioQuest Music outing, following his 1995 Blues Union with the estimable Ronnie Earl and the 1997 For Real which paired him him with the other New England guitar terror, Duke Robillard. Duke's back again here and so is the rest of the For Real crew, pianist Bruce Katz, bassist Rod Carey, drummer Per Hanson and Muddy Waters alum, harpist Jerry Portnoy. The man keeps good company. -- excerpt from liner notes by John Anthony Brisbin Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsJoe's ballads shine Edward Funek | Cambridge Gardens, NSW Australia | 08/05/2001 (4 out of 5 stars) "Joe's vocals are essentially unremarkable and do not fully handle the range of musical styles (ie. boogie, blues, ballads)covered on this recording. However, this should not deter potential listeners from purchasing and indeed enjoying this album. Where Joe excels, is in the delivery of soulful ballads contained on the album, a prime example being the tune "Life Without Parole" which is one of the album highlights and contains tasty keyboard playing by Bruce Katz and "That So Called Friend Of Mine" where the musicians contribute some slinky playing. In fact Joe pens only 6 originals of the 13 tunes on the album and of the originals they provide the 4 highlights tunes on the album (the other 2 being the Mississippi blues of "Holding A Losing Hand" and "If I Get Lucky"). Special mention goes to Jerry Portnoy's terrific harp playing which is scattered throughout the album and provides great listening treats. Joe keeps good company on this album and lets face it, the involvement of the remarkable Duke Robillard is a GUARANTEE of something special. There is much to be admired in this recording and in anticipation for future releases by Joe. I wonder however, if a greater cohension would be gained in a release of all original tunes by Joe that centre around his soulful vocal style."
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