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Susie Blue & the Lonesome Fellas - Blue Train

Solitaire Miles

Label: Seraphic
Released: 2022
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Tracks

1. I Wanna Rock 03:32 2. Sweet Baby of Mine 03:02 3. Lucky Lips 02:55 4. Forever Yours 03:29 video 5. Love and Kisses 02:44 6. Hummin' to Myself 04:29 7. Blue Train 03:54 video 8. She'll Be Gone 03:47 9. Chills and Fever 03:05 10. One Way Ticket to the Blues 03:04 11. How Could I Help but Love You? 04:02 12. Give Up That Honey 02:43 13. Do You Love Me? (I Gotta Know) 03:24 14. In the Palm of Your Hand 02:45 15. How I Miss You Tonight 03:24 16. The Peter Gunn Theme 02:01

Personnel

Solitaire Miles

vocals

Howard Levy

harmonica

Neal Alger

guitar, acoustic

Eric Schneider

saxophone

Jack Gallagher

Paul Abella

percussion

Phil Gratteau

drums

Jen Zias

vocals

Dominic Halpin

vocals

Michael Harvey

vocals

Saalik A. Ziyad

vocals

Chris Bernhardt

bass

Donald Stille

organ, Hammond B3

Album Description

SUSIE BLUE & the Lonesome Fellas/Blue Train: Chicago’s unabashed gal rolls out the carpet for cutting a rug one more time and proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that she never intended to be a novelty act. Scooping up all manner of roots flavors, everything might be delivered with a wink but it’s not the kind of wink that let’s you know you’re in on a joke. Always sexy and sassy, this is the sound of rent parties that get started late at night and carry on until early in the morning. Turn on those blue lights in the basement and let one of the tightest sounds around wrap itself around you - Chris Spector, Midwest Record "Now you might wonder how Susie & the Fella's could follow their AWA Award winning 'Bye Bye Blues' swing album? Well here's the answer - 16 hot and cool, swaggering, staggering tracks recorded with care & authenticity. Originals sit easily with new readings of old favourites from the 50's & 60's, covers of almost forgotten gems by Janis Martin & Ruth Brown ... It's music to make you croon & swoon and maybe even take you back a few years, and it's an album that will be a firm favourite on my playlists in the coming year.

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