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That's What They Call
The Blues
One for the
purists, this record is really the first all-blues record
Andy has put out. That’s ironic because most people think of him
as a
blues musician.
"Somehow or other,
the first couple of CDs ended up being a hodgepodge of styles -- with
blues, of course, but also some rock, folk, and jazz-type stuff.
They didn't represent the solo, acoustic blues shows I've been doing
for some time now. The
new CD changes that".
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Order it now, from CDBaby!
Chockfull of slide and National steel
guitar parts, "That's What They
Call The Blues" is deliberately stripped down and vintage
sounding. Most of
the tracks were recorded as live guitar/ vocal takes, and the rest
contain Andy backing
himself with bass and light percussion.
Nine of the twelve songs are original, with a newly remastered version
of the title track (which originally appeared on "The United
State of
Americana," Shut Eye Records, 2004).
Perhaps the following review sums it up best:
"Andy Coats possesses a voice that's rich, dark, and mellifluous.
Paired with smooth guitar picking, he has created a blues feel that is
close to perfect. You find yourself jammin' on his front porch
drawn by his realness and
pure musicianship."
--Kerry
Gibson, Shut Eye Records A&R
Song
And Pony Show |
Andy's
2 previous
CDs
are also
available,
click on
either one
for full
information.
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