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Deanna Bogart - The Great Unknown (1998)

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Deanna Bogart - The Great Unknown (1998)

Deanna Bogart - The Great Unknown (1998)
EAC | FLAC | Image (Cue&Log) ~ 330 Mb | Mp3 (CBR320) ~ 130 Mb | Scans included
Blues, Piano Blues, Modern Electric Blues | Label: Shanachie | # 9011 | Time: 00:45:15

On her fourth album, 1999's The Great Unknown, Deanna Bogart serves up some more of her heartfelt, bluesy piano and vocals. Bogart's wide-ranging sound embraces rock, soul, swing and R&B, but keeps its roots in the blues. The Great Unknown includes Bogart originals like "Adam Bomb Boogie," "Love Funk" and the title track.

Deanna Bogart - Real Time (2006)

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Deanna Bogart - Real Time (2006)

Deanna Bogart - Real Time (2006)
EAC | FLAC | Image (Cue&Log) ~ 319 Mb | Mp3 (CBR320) ~ 134 Mb | Scans included | 00:43:00
Piano Blues, Jazz-Blues, Modern Electric Blues | Label: Blind Pig | # BPCD 5107

Maryland's Deanna Bogart is an explosive live performer, mixing in several streams of American vernacular music into her sets, ranging from funky R&B romps to hushed, Norah Jones-like jazz-pop ballads, and she just happens to be a dynamite barrelhouse piano player who also plays a pretty mean tenor saxophone, as well. Her versatility is truly astounding, and while it might be safe to say that everything she does grows out of the blues, to label her a blues artist doesn't even begin to cover the half of it. On Real Time she offers up a typically varied program of New Orleans R&B, late-night blues, smoky jazz ballads, a touch of country, and some rousing boogie-woogie piano instrumentals, but what keeps it all stitched together is her strong, sultry singing.