Name: Blues For Joe by Bob Einfrank
Duration: 3 min 22 s
Description: A fun opener to my album, a blues shuffle, dedicated to Joe Pass

cerulean blue

Big Daddy Wilson - Walk a mile in my shoes session cover by Freek Banning

#Free Jazz

Walk a mile in my shoes

Perfume

 A Screaming Buddaheads track featuring Al Mirikitani on vocals and guitar along with Stuart Smith and Howard Leese from Heart/Bad Company.

When The Blues Catch Up With You

A fun opener to my album, a blues shuffle, dedicated to Joe Pass

Blues For Joe

04.OYSTER PO'BOY

Takes Two To Tango marks the second wave in Silky Roads’ change of direction and ethos, searching to bridge the gap between rock conventions and the modern wave of funk sounds. Guitar riff driven verses accompanied by jangly keys and swooning vocals makes for an arrangement that’s hard to ignore.

Take Two To Tango - Silky Roads

Beggar for the Blues

Beggar for the Blues (feat. Royal Crown Revue)

01 What You Sippin On_ - Thompson Newkirk

David Bray’s unique artistic vision has established him as one of Canadian music’s leading songwriters. His compelling lyrical flare combined with an ear for musical hooks has been hailed by critics and industry veterans alike. Bray is a poet and storyteller as much as he is a writer of songs....all without compromising on his superb brand of R&B which is the bedrock of his latest collection. 

This new release celebrates a decade of work resulting in a trilogy of albums (of which this is the second). Bray’s last album, Night Rains aired on over 200 stations around the world. This collection focuses on a soul-searching examination of what Bray calls "Crowded Isolation" and the challenges of urban life. Along for the ride is an impressive assortment of musical friends, including Motown legend Bob Babbitt, Garth Hudson of the Band, Colin Linden, Jeff Healey, Daniel Lanois, Richard Bell, Gary Craig, and more. Bray wrote, produced and performed the album helped out by some outstanding vocalists, most notably his long time musical partner Lorraine Reid, one of Canada’s most soulful new vocalists.

Crowded Isolation is a collection of poetic stories, conversations, and observations from Bray set in a busy, harsh and often unforgiving urban environment. Experimenting with duality in perspective, Bray positions each song from either the viewpoint of a city dweller battling the angst of city living, or that of a passerby peering into the lives of those around him. While the stories may, at times, seem bleak, Bray’s unfailing romanticism infuses the collection with a sense of hope and possibility.

While Crowded Isolation sounds contemporary and fresh on first listen, it also echoes the sounds of original Motown, R&B and Soul.

13 Who Do You Turn To

Back To The Dirty Town

I’m a guitarist, and I recorded this Jazz album of mostly original tunes with great musicians.  My influences are vast, ranging from Wes Montgomery, Joe Pass, Kenny Burrell, and George Benson to the Beatles, Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck.

Blues For Joe

Bob Einfrank

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