The Rough Guide To World Music - Volume 2

Travelin' Song

Love from Philly (feat. Schoolly D & Chuck Treece)

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A Life Worth Living, Broussard’s sixth studio album, is a collection of ballads and soul-gut rockers that tell personal stories of his life experiences surrounding home, family, relationships and community.  From the charged metaphor of the opening track and lead single “Hurricane Heart,” to the closing existential lament “I’ll never Know,” Broussard gets really close to the bone on this record—so close, in fact, that there seems to be no distance between himself and these songs, each of them drawn from the very fabric of his life.

Marc Broussard - "Perfect To Me"

Charcoal Lane

Down City Streets

Ive Lied

Native Born

Munjana

This is a demo tune performed by Llush.  It is a version of the 70s hit by Nick Gilder, "Hot Child in the City".  Check us out at facebook.com/Llushrocks.

Llush - Hot Child in the City

Warren Haynes’ long-anticipated solo album, Man In Motion (Provogue Records), is a timeless collection of songs that crackle with modern vitality yet draw on his deepest roots as an artist. The disc pumps fresh blood into the heart of soul and blues, stoked by Haynes’s Herculean prowess as both a powerhouse singer and guitarist — a reputation he’s earned as a member of three of the greatest live groups in rock history: The Allman Brothers Band, The Dead and his own Gov’t Mule. In a sense, the vocal-driven Man In Motion is an album he’s been aching to make since he first dreamed of becoming a musician. “Before I started playing guitar, I wanted to be a singer, right from the age of five or six,” the rock ‘n’ roll legend regales. “And what I wanted to sing was soul music. My brothers and I had just a handful of albums. First they were the ‘Best of’ collections by Sam & Dave, Wilson Pickett, James Brown, the Temptations, Aretha Franklin…and eventually albums by the three Kings of the blues, Freddie King, B.B. King and Albert King. In fact, it was hearing B.B. and Freddie that made me realize you could be a great singer and a great guitar player. So I decided to model myself after them.” 

Warren haynes - Man In Motion

Last of the Whiskey's cover of Gone Gone Gone by Robert Plant and Allison Krauss

Ive Lied

Archie Roach

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