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    Keb’ Mo’ – Suitcase (2006)

    Posted By: janwal46
    Keb’ Mo’ – Suitcase (2006)

    Keb’ Mo’ – Suitcase (2006)

    Keb’ Mo’ – Suitcase (2006)
    Epic One Haven Red Ink | 2006 | Blues | FLAC+CUE+MQ-Covers (300Dpi) | NO LOG | 374Mb+8Mb

    The simple blues-informed pop charms of L.A. songwriter Kevin Moore remain unchanged in his eighth album. All twelve of these songs about romance and its triumphs and failures go down easy, thanks to his unhurried and unmannered singing, and arrangements that run slow and spare. That openness allows Moore's slide playing, perfected on the porch of Mississippi delta bluesman Eugene Powell, to add subtle, pretty decoration to tunes like "Your Love" and "Eileen." He's got a sympathetic cohort in John Porter, who also produced Moore's debut album and is especially adept at capturing the sounds of the acoustic instruments that dominate this disc. After pursuing all the twists and turns of love and its baggage on Suitcase, Moore ends the CD with "Life Is Beautiful," an ode to the pure and basic joys of life as a couple, reflected in a blithely primal trio accompaniment of crisp acoustic guitar, mandolin, and drums.

    Please note that this is an old but good rip (without log), made with an old version of EAC, and coming from my archives on external hard disc.

    Personnel Includes:

    Keb' Mo'- guitars, vocals
    Fran Banish - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, National guitar
    Paul Oscher - harp
    Jeff Paris - mandolin, electric piano, Wurlitzer organ
    John Porter - mandolin
    Greg Tardy - clarinet
    Joe Sublett - tenor saxophone
    Darrell Leonard - trumpet, trombone
    Jon Cleary - piano, electric piano, Wurlitzer organ
    Reggie McBride - upright bass
    Sergio González, Steve Ferrone - drums
    Paulinho Da Costa - percussion
    Vincent Bonham, James Ingram , Sir Harry Bowens - background vocals

    Tracklist:

    01. Your Love
    02. The Itch
    03. Eileen
    04. Remain Silent
    05. Still There for Me
    06. Rita
    07. I'm a Hero
    08. Suitcase
    09. Whole 'Nutha Thang
    10. I See Love
    11. I'll Be Your Water
    12. Life Is Beautiful

    Produced by John Porter
    Recorded at Shangri La Studio, Malibu, CA and Stu Stu Studio, West Los Angeles, CA

    Sound Quality: 9
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