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Artist: Big Joe & The Dynaflows Title: All Night Long Year Of Release: 2000 Label: SEVERN RECORDS Genre: Modern Electric Blues, Jump Blues, Swing Quality: Mp3/320 kbps Total Time: 43:00 Total Size: 183 Mb (covers) Tracklist: 1. All Night Long 2. Down In Louisiana 3. Move It or Lose It 4. It Really Breaks My Heart 5. My Baby's Tops 6. The Church of Your Love 7. Mr. Nick 8. Ham Hocks 9. You Were Always There 10. One More Time 11. Honey Bee 12. Third Class Citizen Joe Maher is a very busy man (singer, drummer, bandleader, songwriter & producer) and his love for Rhtyhm & Blues shows in every aspect of this album. You'll enjoy the Dynaflows, a real band who have worked together for years. The songs tell their own stories. The feel and the pace are fresh. The Fire is very, very hot. The band delivers a wide variety of styles; jump, rock, New Orleans, ballads and blues shuffles. You can listen close and find something new each time you can play "All Night Long". This album is all you need driving on the road, at a party, with your sweetheart, or late at night when it's just you and the Blues. http://rapidgator.net/file/2be9a9c7699ffadc94727c4223837fe4/bjatdanl.rar.html http://ssh.tf/AN36KN7qJ/bjatdanl.rar http://uploaded.net/file/b4rjpvzw/bjatdanl.rar

Artist: Big Joe & The Dynaflows Title: Cool Dynaflow Year Of Release: 2000 Label: Tramp Genre: Modern Electric Blues, Jump Blues, Swing Quality: Mp3/320 kbps Total Time: 43:33 Total Size: 111 Mb Tracklist: 1. Cool Dynaflow 2. Trouble Walkin Down The Road 3. Black Cadillac 4. Tough Act To Follow 5. Mambo Mama 6. I Lost My True Love 7. Let's Rock (One More Time) 8. Livin With The Blues 9. I'd Rather Drink Muddy Water 10. Alberta's Kitchen 11. All This And Gravy Too As a child, Big Joe (b. Joseph Maher, c.1964, Washington, DC, USA) heard R&B and blues from his father's record collection. In the mid-80s, he began playing drums while still attending school and was soon active in local R&B bands such as the Uptown Rhythm Kings. Over the next few years he continued playing and also singing with various groups. He formed his own band, the Dynaflows, with bass player Jeff Sarli, who he had first met when both were with the Uptown Rhythm Kings. Also in the early Dynaflows line-up was Kevin McKendree (keyboards) while other members have included Alex Schultz (guitar) and Joe Stanley (saxophone). In his own band, in addition to playing drums Big Joe also sang extensively; drumming lead singers are a rarity in any genre and especially so among blues bands. Forming the core of Big Joe's group's music is the raw and energetic jump blues that had its origins in the 40s with Louis Jordan and Lionel Hampton. The influence of musicians such as these is evident in Big Joe's repertoire and style and even the songs he writes for his band also owe their form to the earlier tradition. On record dates, Big Joe has augmented his band with guests such as trumpeter Clyde Hunt and saxophonist Mark 'Kaz' Kazanoff, while vibraphonist and keyboard player John Cocuzzi has also been much in evidence. Big Joe's drumming is strong and rhythmic and his singing voice, a powerful baritone, is commanding. In 2005, Big Joe won a WAMMIE Award as Male Blues Vocalist Of The year. He also records with the Big Three Trio and Big Four Combo. http://rapidgator.net/file/658ef48c7fee5f22f7ae8079adbccaeb/bjatd_cd.rar.html http://ssh.tf/TbUJqwkqJ/bjatd_cd.rar http://uploaded.net/file/o4yj7zzq/bjatd_cd.rar

Artist: Big Joe & The Dynaflows Title: Layin' In The Alley Year Of Release: 1994/2006 Label: Black Top Genre: Blues, Electric Blues, Jump Blues, Rhythm & Blues Quality: Mp3/320 kbps Total Time: 45:30 Total Size: 213 Mb (covers) Tracklist: 1. Big Legs 2. That's It! 3. Don't Write Me Off 4. Ever Since the World Began 5. Shame, Shame 6. Smells Like Bar-B-Q 7. Trouble, Trouble 8. Blue Monday Blues 9. Oke-She-Moke-She-Pop 10. Layin' in the Alley 11. Don't Be Afraid 12. Great, Great Pleasure Big Joe & the Dynaflows features one of the finest blues singers of his generation and the tightest blues rhythm section on the East Coast. Big Joe Maher shouts the blues while he's drumming solid rock backbeat. A blues swinger in the Kansas city mold, Joe knows how and when to shout a phrase, how and when to bring his voice down to a whisper, and just where to bend the note. Every sublety, every nuance is matched by the precision of his seemingly effortless drumming. You can count the number of good vocalist/drummers on one hand. The records of Big Joe Turner and Louis Jordan provided Maher with a lifelong musical inspiration. Rusty Bogart is one of D.C.'s most distinctive and underrated blues guitarists and he beliefs that blues and jazz belong in the same musical sphere. He brings a rhythmic sense and a jazzman's knowledge of chord comping, building tension by repeating certain notes and he throws in a dissonant note for bluesy effect. Jeff Sarli is one of D.C.'s most in-demand bassists, solid on both string bass and electric bass. He played with Bob Margolin and John Mooney and other bands before joining the Dynaflows. Although in his twenties, Kevin MacKendree plays with the confidence of a seasoned veteran twice his age. His piano work boasts of thunderous boogie woogie left hand, a mastery of New Orleans syncopation and the kind of harmonies that could only have come echoing out the doors of a street corner sanctified church. Above all, the Dynaflows play jump blues; blues meant for partying, dancing and having a good time! Additional musicians are Mark Kazanoff (tenor- and bariton saxophone), Derek Huston (tenor saxophone), Steve Howard (trumpet) and Rick Trolson (trombone). http://rapidgator.net/file/27253393e0eeef7faa87c72ecabd47ca/bjatdlita.rar.html http://ssh.tf/vST1Boou7/bjatdlita.rar http://uploaded.net/file/xob2xb4s/bjatdlita.rar