brixtonboogie

This is not for promotion and download, track is only for personal listening..

Brixton Boogie - Black Betty

You got to move
You got to move
You got to move, child
You got to move
But when the Lord
Gets ready
You got to move

You may be high
You may be low
You may be rich, child
You may be poor
But when the Lord get ready
You've got to move

You see that woman
That walks the street
You see the policeman
Out on his beat
But when the Lord get ready
You got to move

You got to move
You got to move
You've got to move, child
You've got to
I said when the Lord get ready
You got to move.

Brixtonboogie - U Gotta Move

Down In The Hole Snippet

Mean Mean Blues

The melody of a music box resounds. Tempting. The beats start. It sounds mysterious. What is conjured here? The Apocalypse? The end of the world? Possible. 
John the Revelator - he is John the apostle, John the preacher. A lot of centuries ago he experienced a divine revelation and is now able to explicitly describe the Armageddon. The sun is going to eclipse and the moon is going to lose its shine...   
BRIXTONBOOGIE reinterpreted "John The Revelator" and brought back the old augur into the here and now. With this song the Blues collective creates a dark atmosphere, Wayne Martin sings with a deepth, which lets expect the worst. 
"John The Revelator“ is a typical Blues lament, a dirge, which reminds the people of their condition, their pain, the absence of love, the end. 
But still: also in the darkest hour there exists hope. People can overcome their destiny, they can decide to beat their anxieties. BRIXTONBOOGIE manage to convey all these thoughts in one song. With a big blues anthem.

brixtonboogie

user136412401