Artist: Bonnie Blade & The B-Flat Canaries
Title: It's Getting Harder
Genre: Blues, R&B, Rock & Roll
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Tracklist:Title: It's Getting Harder
Genre: Blues, R&B, Rock & Roll
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1. B-Flat Rock And Roll (2:24)
2. Paperboy (2:28)
3. It's Getting Harder (3:16)
4. Aviophobia Rockabella (2:15)
5. Helltrain Boogie (3:24)
6. Company (3:56)
7. Keep It Up (4:16)
8. Singin' Fool (1:52)
9. Talkin' Daddy (1:48)
10. Music Shop (2:24)
11. Missing Little Sue (2:48)
12. Sad Tale (4:16)
13. Dance Along (2:56)
When
an album with a mix of rock & roll and rhythm & blues appears,
we keep our ears focussed at Blues Magazine. And if we are presented
with a very convincing album like this album by the German Bonnie Blade
& the B-Flat Canaries, we are totally in the mood for it.
Bonnie and her flat canaries come from Freiburg and have existed since 2012. The band consists of Joanna Kapsch (vocals), Dominik Hauser (guitar), Philipp Richter (saxophone), Dominik Knapp (double bass) and Daniel Barth (drums).
As far as I know this is their debut album and that is completely filled with bluesy rock & roll.
The band immediately starts swinging with their recognition tune B-Flat Rock And Roll. Fresh from the liver swinging with wonderfully bluesy guitar work by Dominik Hauser, who is very good at the whole album.
Paperboy starts with a Bo Diddley beat and turns into angular swinging rock & roll with ultra cool vocals from Kapsch. Dominik Hauser again excels in a bluesy way in the wrist swinging It's Getting Harder. Aviophobia Rockabella deals with fear of fear. The band tries to get over their fear in a splashing rock & roll manner. They do so in flying speed ... and they go like a jet fighter ... and that's how I know how to come up with something. In the threatening rhythm & blues shuffle Company, the knorsax by Philipp Richter plays an important role. Keep It Up invites you to come together. A sparkling mix of rock & roll and rhythm & blues.
Talkin 'Daddy swings at full speed with razor-sharp guitars and question and answer vocals from Kapsch and her men. A Stray Cats-like number. Those same Stray Cats have also been influential in Music Shop. Sad Tale has, as it is in a sad story, a sultry jazzy sound in which Hauser again gets all the space to display his guitar licks.
Finally, we all go on the dance floor for the wild swinging Dance Along. (translated from Dutch)
Bonnie and her flat canaries come from Freiburg and have existed since 2012. The band consists of Joanna Kapsch (vocals), Dominik Hauser (guitar), Philipp Richter (saxophone), Dominik Knapp (double bass) and Daniel Barth (drums).
As far as I know this is their debut album and that is completely filled with bluesy rock & roll.
The band immediately starts swinging with their recognition tune B-Flat Rock And Roll. Fresh from the liver swinging with wonderfully bluesy guitar work by Dominik Hauser, who is very good at the whole album.
Paperboy starts with a Bo Diddley beat and turns into angular swinging rock & roll with ultra cool vocals from Kapsch. Dominik Hauser again excels in a bluesy way in the wrist swinging It's Getting Harder. Aviophobia Rockabella deals with fear of fear. The band tries to get over their fear in a splashing rock & roll manner. They do so in flying speed ... and they go like a jet fighter ... and that's how I know how to come up with something. In the threatening rhythm & blues shuffle Company, the knorsax by Philipp Richter plays an important role. Keep It Up invites you to come together. A sparkling mix of rock & roll and rhythm & blues.
Talkin 'Daddy swings at full speed with razor-sharp guitars and question and answer vocals from Kapsch and her men. A Stray Cats-like number. Those same Stray Cats have also been influential in Music Shop. Sad Tale has, as it is in a sad story, a sultry jazzy sound in which Hauser again gets all the space to display his guitar licks.
Finally, we all go on the dance floor for the wild swinging Dance Along. (translated from Dutch)
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