sexta-feira, 21 de dezembro de 2018

Betsy Pecanins - Canta Blues (1985)

                                                            Betsy Pecanins
Betsy Pecanins (born in Yuma, Arizona, EU) es una cantante de blues mexicano-estadounidense.

For this beginning of a new stage in her career Betsy chose to make a Blues album, the genre she has always loved, made a selection of her favorite blues and looked for the right accomplices, who had to be musicians with great skills, knowledgeable of soul music and sadness, and supported by a bluesman named Dwight Carroll, guitarist and composer who appears on the album two pieces, in addition to being the arranger and musical director.

To start, clear your ears and get in confidence, there are two super classics of Blues "I'm a man" by Muddy Waters "that in Betsy's version is" I'm a woman "and favorite of your server favorites "Stormy Monday" by Chester Burnett, the famous "Howlin 'Wolf", both pieces are interpreted impeccably by Betsy and company.

After the two pieces of Carroll are presented, the first a blues-reggae and the second a slow blues of excellent manufacture, then come pieces by Leroy Carr, the great J.B. Lenoir and a traditional piece, good blues with good musicians, good arrangements and an exceptional voice, moral: not only Americans and not only African-Americans can make blues of impeccable quality.

Tracklist:

1. I'm A Woman
2.  Stormy Monday
3. Cast Your Bread
4. Soft Arrows
5. Baby How Long
6. Your Slave For Love
7. Joe Turner

Credits:

Betsy Pecanins - voces
Dwight Carroll - guitarra eléctrica y voz
Roberto Aymes - contrabajo y bajo eléctrico
Rudy Sanchéz - batería
Alejandro Cardona - guitarras acústicas y eléctrica
Jose Cruz - armónica y guitarra eléctrica
Gerardo Batiz - flauta (en sol) y steel drum
Armando Noriega - saxofón tenor
Carlos Tovar - percusiones
Roberto Morales - arpa jarocha

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