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Following on from his critically acclaimed album ‘Can’t Keep Still’, which gained his band play listing on BBC Radio Two, Gary has strived to develop his music further with his new album by engaging high class musicianship for the recording on these new songs. Lisa Mills who is gaining massive popularity within the UK and is in as much demand on the live circuit as she is back in her home state of Alabama added her superb vocals to several tracks. Fresh from his involvement on the Roger Daltry / Wilko Johnson hit album ‘Going Back Home’ Steve West Weston added his harmonica to the track ‘’Steamtrain Blues’. The brass section comprised two of the country’s finest players in Graeme Turner ( Steve Marriott, Robert Plant, The Equals amongst many more ) and Lee Badau from ‘The James Hunter Six’.
Stone Chucker
By Gary Porter
Label: Cornerblock Records
Released: 2015
Track listing: Stone Chucker; Hesitate; Can't See The Wood For The Trees; Breadline; Monkey; The
Way It Is!; Steamtrain Blues; Hand On My Heart; When You're Gone; Take Me Back.
Stone chucker
Album: Stone Chucker
By Gary Porter
Label: Cornerblock Records
Released: 2015
Duration: 03:20
Gary Porter: Stone Chucker
by Bruce Lindsay
Back in 2012 Porter, a sextet from the county of Essex, just north of London, produced the highly enjoyable Can't Keep Still (Cornerblock Records). Two years later, band leader Gary Porter has released his follow-up, Stone Chucker. Boosting the line-up to a Spinal Tap sized 11, including guests, Porter has also upped the enjoyment quotient. His ...
Can't Keep Still
By Gary Porter
Label: Cornerblock Records
Released: 2012
Track listing: Ten Days; Don't Wanna Work No More; Emily; Hanging On; Can't Keep Still; Happiest
Day; A Little Luck; River; Drive; Riff Raff; Out Of My Hands; Bridge Too Far.
Gary Porter: Can't Keep Still
by Bruce Lindsay
"Oh Mr. Porter, what can I do? I wanted to go to Birmingham and they've taken me on to Crewe." So went the refrain of an old Music Hall tune. Porter, a sextet from Essex in the south of England, doesn't take its name from that great old song, nor is it named for an equally ...
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