Long Hot Summer Days Jim Byrnes

• 1 Step By Step 04:06
• 2 The Shape I'm In 04:18
• 3 Ain't No Love In The Heart Of The City 04:15
• 4 There Is Something On Your Mind 04:22
• 5 Everybody Knows 05:54
• 6 Deep Blue Sea 04:06
• 7 Weak Brain, Narrow Mind 04:00
• 8 Ninety Nine And A Half (Won't Do) 03:16
• 9 Something Inside Of Me 05:22
• 10 Anywhere The Wind Blows 04:16
• 11 Out Of Left Field 04:14
• 12 Long Hot Summer Days 04:50
• Total Runtime 52:59

Info for Long Hot Summer Days

Im Alter von neunundsechzig Jahren hat Jim Byrnes einen Karrieremeilenstein verzeichnet, der angesichts seiner Geschichte mit zahlreichen Juno Awards und Maple Blues Awards unter vielen anderen Auszeichnungen viel sagt. Aber wenn Sie nur einmal durch "Long Hot Summer Days" hören, ist es leicht zu überzeugen, dass es heute einfach niemanden gibt, der einen guten Song mehr liebt als Jim. Es war eine ganz besondere Gruppe, die im Warehouse Studio in Vancouver zusammenkam, um im vergangenen Frühjahr eine Woche lang aufzunehmen. Steve Dawson (Produzent und Gitarren), Chris Gestrin (Keyboards), Geoff Hicks (Schlagzeug), Jeremy Holmes (Bass) und ein Hornabschnitt mit einigen der besten Vancouvers – Malcolm Aiken, Jerry Cook und Dominic Conway mit Gastauftritten von The Sojourners auf Harmoniegesang und Monkeyjunks und Steve Marriner auf der Mundharmonika. praktisch garantiert, dass eine sehr Sonderaufnahmen waren in Arbeit. Warm und verwittert. Aufsteigend und hell. "Long Hot Summer Days" ist ein Meisterwerk aus einer der beliebtesten Musikikonen Kanadas.

Jim Byrnes, Gesang, Gitarre
Steve Dawson, Akustik- und E-Gitarre, Slide-Gitarre, Steel-Gitarre, Pedal-Steel-Gitarre, Resonator-Gitarre
Jerry Cook, Bariton-Saxophon
Geoff Hicks, Schlagzeug, Percussion
Jeremy Holmes, E-Bass, Kontrabass, Mandoline
Steve Marriner, Mundharmonika
Chris Gestrin, Klavier, Wurlitzer, Orgel
Dominic Conway, Tenorsaxophon
Malcolm Aiken, Trompete
The Sojourners:
Khari McClelland, Gesang
Marcus Mosely, Gesang
Will Sanders, Gesang

Jim Byrnes
lives and breathes music. For nearly fifty years he’s crooned, drawled, belted, hollered and sweet talked more songs into a microphone than most people ever get to hear in a single lifetime. His evocative, smoky vocals are found in a truth that doesn’t come overnight. The sheer joy you can hear in the music he creates is a reason to celebrate Jim Byrnes as a living musical treasure. Jim was recently awarded the Order of Canada, acknowledging the impact he has had on the Canadian arts scene as well as for his philanthropic work.

By age thirteen, Jim was singing and playing blues guitar. His first professional gig was in 1964. Over the years, he has had the great good fortune to appear with a virtual who’s who of the blues. From Muddy Waters and John Lee Hooker to Taj Mahal and Robert Cray, Jim has been on the blues highway his whole career.

St. Louis bred, Byrnes moved to Vancouver, BC in the mid-70s after years of drifting, working odd jobs and playing music. He’s been a mainstay on both the music and screen scenes ever since. His fame as an actor equals his legendary music status. From his numerous TV and movie roles, highlights include the Wiseguy and Highlander series, and his national variety show, The Jim Byrnes Show.

With many award-winning albums to his credit (Maple Blues Awards, WCMAs, Junos, Canadian Folk Music Awards), Jim Byrnes is that artist who will light up the stage with songs and stories, tried and true.

“Jim Byrnes shows that he just might be the next singer-songwriter you mention to all your friends.” - Axs Magazine

“Jim is one of Canada’s best-loved musical icons. He has the ability to charm audiences beyond their wildest dreams.” – Rogue Folk Club

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