Stop Running - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Ken
Tell Me That You've Got the Blues - The Whiteley Brothers, Tyson, Sylvia
Friday Night Blues - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Ken
Mr. Weatherman - The Whiteley Brothers, Smith, Lee [3]
Reap What You Sow - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Chris
Swinging the Blues - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Chris
We Just Smile - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Chris
Forgetful Baby - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Chris
Gulf of Tears - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Chris
I Depend on You Too Much - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Chris
Time for Moving On - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Ken
Long Road Up - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Ken
It's Ecstasy - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Chris
Come a Little Closer - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Ken
She Makes Her Own Way - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Ken
Doing Something Right - The Whiteley Brothers, Whiteley, Ken
It may seem incredible that brothers Chris and Ken Whiteley should only now be releasing their first album of all original material. Steeped in the traditions of blues, jazz, swing, gospel, r&b and folk, Chris and Ken ... more »have appeared on more than one hundred and fifty recordings between them. Since the sixties the two have been in demand as performers, session musicians, songwriters and producers. They have worked with the likes of John Hammond Jr., Leon Redbone, Blind John Davis and in 1993 were the first Canadian act ever invited to the prestigious Chicago Blues Festival. With "Sixteen Shades of Blue" the Whiteley Brothers have covered all the blues bases, from the contemporary urban sound of "Stop Running" to the humorous ragtime of "Mr. Weatherman" to the jug band arrangement of "Doing Something Right." Chris and Ken play with style and skill on over twenty instruments, including acoustic and electric guitar, piano, trumpet, mandolin, harmonica and accordion. The album features some of Toronto's best musicians including Dan Whiteley, Dennis Pendrith, Al Cross, John Sheard, Jerry Fuller, Victor Bateman and Sharon Lee Williams.« less
It may seem incredible that brothers Chris and Ken Whiteley should only now be releasing their first album of all original material. Steeped in the traditions of blues, jazz, swing, gospel, r&b and folk, Chris and Ken have appeared on more than one hundred and fifty recordings between them. Since the sixties the two have been in demand as performers, session musicians, songwriters and producers. They have worked with the likes of John Hammond Jr., Leon Redbone, Blind John Davis and in 1993 were the first Canadian act ever invited to the prestigious Chicago Blues Festival. With "Sixteen Shades of Blue" the Whiteley Brothers have covered all the blues bases, from the contemporary urban sound of "Stop Running" to the humorous ragtime of "Mr. Weatherman" to the jug band arrangement of "Doing Something Right." Chris and Ken play with style and skill on over twenty instruments, including acoustic and electric guitar, piano, trumpet, mandolin, harmonica and accordion. The album features some of Toronto's best musicians including Dan Whiteley, Dennis Pendrith, Al Cross, John Sheard, Jerry Fuller, Victor Bateman and Sharon Lee Williams.