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Janiva Magness & Jeff Turmes - It Takes One To Know One (1997)

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Janiva Magness & Jeff Turmes - It Takes One To Know One (1997)

Janiva Magness & Jeff Turmes - It Takes One To Know One (1997)
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Genre: Blues/Folk | Label: Fat Head Records | Catalog Number: 1001 | Release Date: 1997
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Janiva Magness has gained a strong reputation as a fine blues singer who appears in clubs around the Los Angeles area. On this CD, she often stretches beyond the blues into folk music, pop and light R&B while retaining her blues roots. Jeff Turmes, who contributed all 13 songs (Magness co-wrote the opening "Good Car"), plays guitar, bass, and tenor and baritone saxophones on various tracks, in addition to taking four vocals himself. Not a release for blues or jazz purists, the diverse set does have some catchy lyrics, high musicianship from the backup band, and many appealing vocals by Janiva Magness. Although Magness would be better served if she stuck exclusively to the blues (where she seems to be strongest), the singer displays some impressive versatility and adaptability.

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1. Good Car 3:59
2. It Ain't No Such Thing As A King Bee 4:25
3. Dummy On Your Knee 2:56
4. Liquor Town 3:05
5. It Takes One To Know One 4:10
6. Once In A While 3:05
7. A Ton Of Love 3:40
8. Some People Say 3:14
9. You Made Me 4:40
10. Rollin' 'Round In The Gutter 2:46
11. She Holds A Grudge 3:07
12. Boiling Water 4:01
13. And I'm Sleeping Now 3:50

Janiva Magness & Jeff Turmes - It Takes One To Know One (1997)

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BIOGRAPHY:Janiva Magnessby Linda Seida
Blues vocalist Janiva Magness walked away from music a few times before she was able to accept it as her calling. Her support system of family and friends turned out to be not so supportive when it came to her career choice, and numerous discouraging comments chipped away at Magness' confidence. During one of these dark periods when she'd given up on pursuing a career in the blues, she shut herself away for 40 hours a week in an office for an entire year, plugging away at a regular job with a construction company, refusing to even enter a nightclub in the evenings. She would later describe her estrangement from music as "torture," and it was enough to convince her that she needed to persevere in her uphill struggle to claim the career she realized she wanted and needed. Her strength and perseverance paid off and she has gone on to win raves from fans and critics. Among the awards she has received are the B.B. King Award for Musical Excellence, which is conferred by Soundboard Magazine; the Jim Croce Award for Outstanding Achievement in Rhythm and Blues; and from New Times Magazine, the designation of Blues Band of the Year in the Arizona publication's Critics Choice Awards. The petite singer also won a spot in the 2000 edition of the calendar put out by the Tucson Blues Society.
In addition to her six CDs, Blues Ain't Pretty, My Bad Luck Soul, Use What You Got, Bury Him at the Crossroads, Do I Move You?, and What Love Will Do, she collaborated with Jeff Turmes on the Fat Head Records release It Takes One to Know One. She also collaborated on recordings with numerous other artists, including Kid Ramos, Catfish Hodge, Neal Casal, and Deacon Jones. A native of Detroit, MI, Magness later made Southern California her home base. After winning fans in concerts and nightspots there, she started appearing overseas. She has performed at the International Blues Festival held in 1999 in Lucerne, Switzerland, and the Rhythm & Blues Festival held the previous year in Peer, Belgium. She also starred in a production of Ain't Nothin' But the Blues, which was staged at the David Geffen Theater.

BIOGRAPHY:Jeff TurmesJeff Turmes grew up in Southern California, taught himself bass and took off from there. Curiosity and an ever restless mind compelled him to take up saxophone in his early twenties. When picked up hitchhiking by a Volkswagen blasting Coltrane’s A Love Supreme, his life changed. From there he progressed from jazz into writing songs, playing bass and guitar and touring with blues bands. In his early days he hit the road with James Harman and Gary Primich, the first of many who have covered and interpreted his songs.Turmes also toured with vocalist and current spouse Janiva Magness, who continues to record his compositions. Jeff and Janiva wisely decided they could manage a healthy and successful touring band or a marriage, but certainly not both. Turmes thus developed a stellar career as a session musician on electric and acoustic bass, saxophones, guitars, bass clarinet, banjo, and keyboards.Since early 2007 Turmes has been touring as bassist and slide guitarist with the incomparable Mavis Staples. In 2008 Mavis released a live CD, Hope At The Hideout, recorded in a small club in Chicago,backed by Turmes, his longtime associates Rick Holmstrom and Stephen Hodges, and three background vocalists. The record was nominated for a 2010 Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album and they are currently working on Mavis' next studio release when not touring the world.In total Jeff has worked as a sideman with an outstanding array of artists: Tom Waits (on the Tonight Show), Kim Wilson and the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Ronny Earl, Billy Boy Arnold, Robert Gordon, Duke Robillard, James Cotton, Jody Williams, Canned Heat, Pinetop Perkins, Koko Taylor, James Gadson, Mike Finnigan – some of the aristocracy of blues and roots music. He has had the good fortune to record with artists as significant and diverse as Richard Thompson, R.L. Burnside, Gatemouth Brown and Peter Case, and has worked with renowned producers Tom Rothrock and Rob Schnapf.