BAD NEWS BLUES BAND: Cruisin' For A Bluesin'

Bad News Blues Band

Cruisin' For A Bluesin'

© 1996 Bad News Blues Band (659057477220)

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The Bad News Blues Band's debut CD. Featured on The House Of Blues Radio Hour. A funky mix of blues and tounge in cheek storytelling.

tracks

1 Austin Bound
2 Ice Cold
3 You Don't Love Me
4 Stupid
5 Good Woman Gone Bad
6 Need That Woman
7 Nowhere Baby
8 Tall Skinny Mama
9 Tale Of J. Walker
10 Ada (Johnny's Blues)
11 Love Is Blind
12 GreenJello Gumbo
13 Twinkle

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The internationally -acclaimed Bad News Blues Band is considered one of the best on the blues circuit today. They're also known to, at any moment, take a song off-stage to weave through the audience, boogie down on the dance floor, strut along the top of the bar, or carry the tune out the back door, across the street and around the block. Popular performers all, they deliver award-winning original material and standards in high-energy, crowd-pleasing shows every time. Some of the band's favorite performances have been at the Silver City Blues Festival, Mountain of Blues Festival, Mexico City, Tucson Blues Festival and double handfuls of western, midwestern and eastcoast club dates. In November 1999 the band also began touring with Texas blues legend Long John Hunter. In December of 2000, the band finished a five week tour of Turkey, Romania, and Russia."BNBB is Tucson's essential purveyors of electric blues " -Arizona Daily Star; the "#1 blues band!" - Mimbres Region Arts Council; "from the hard-hitting horns to the smoking-hot rhythm section, this band is 'indeed bad'!" - Elwood Blues, House of Blues Radio Hour, in an on-air CD review of Bad News Indeed. For more news, pictures and recent updates, please visit www.BadNewsBluesBand.com.

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  • All the energy of a live performance...All the sophistication of intense studio
    author: Gary J. Leppla

    The BBNB selections on this disc are apparently designed to showcase the individual talents of the band members. There is no weak link in this chain. The energy and excitement of a live performance is enhanced by the sophiticated studio polish of a band that has grown up in the Blues industry together. You can surely tell on "Crusin' for a Bluesin'" Cover photo comes from a small town venue where the local constable apparently believed the Blues are illegal. Anything this good ought to be illegal.

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