quarta-feira, 9 de fevereiro de 2022

The Stray Roots - Voodoo & Majik (2012)


                                                                   The Stray Roots
The cheekily named “Stray Roots” is the brainchild of two very different characters, Andrew Ford and Troy Dwyer who met at the first “Sydney Blues Festival“, and hatched a plan to create a band with a difference, The Stray Roots have since laid claim to being the Hawkesbury’s finest rhythm and blues outfit. Boasting several decades of live experience their repertoire consists of a mixture of dirty blues ridden swampy classics and provocative originals inspiring swea-filled nights of unbridled shimmying. Influences range from the earthy British sounds of Dr Feelgood to the traditional Chicago and Delta style of Howling Wolf and his contemporaries. 
 
Troy Dwyer: Lead vocals and soaring harp 
Troy has over 30 years experience fronting bands throughout Australia and New Zealand. Flying under the radar, he is a passionate man and has always brought something to his performance on stage. He steers the ship for all the crew, as best he can!
 
Andrew Ford : Bass guitar and lurid comment 
Andy has been plucking the bass for over 20 years in various original outfits. He has a passion for beer and blues and has been known to show amazing agility in threading through crowded venues in search of the bar.
 
While Troy and Andrew are the hub of the band, the other players are very flexible, due to their busy work schedules - this way we get to keep the band playing and everyone feels part of it. We have listed some of the esteemed players, they Include.

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Troy Dwyer - Lead vocals, Harmonicas, Guitar  
John Costello - Lead Guitar, Vocals  
Andrew Ford - Bass  
Craig Lee - Drums, Percussion

Tracklist:

01. Beefheart Rap 06:43
02. Got A Feeling 04:32
03. Looking For My Baby 03:04
04. The Preacher & The Whore 05:32
05. It's OK 04:14
06. Oh Baby 03:23
07. Sandpaper Sandy 03:15
08. Voodoo & Majik 04:09
09. The Way It Should Be? 04:26

2 comentários:

  1. Thanks for the Stray Roots album a very different sounding album with lots happening

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