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Artist: Elvin Bishop Title: Don't Let The Bossman Get You Down! Year Of Release: 1991 Label: Alligator Records Genre: Blues, Modern Electric Blues Quality: Flac (image, .cue, log) Total Time: 39:45 Total Size: 250 Mb (scans) Tracklist: 01. Fannie Mae 02. Don't Let The Bossman Get You Down 03. Murder In The First Degree 04. Kissing In The Dark 05. My Whiskey Head Buddies 06. Stepping Up In Class 07. You Got To Rock 'Em 08. Come On In This House 09. Soul Food 10. Rollin' With My Blues 11. Devil's Slide 12. Just Your Fool Elvin Bishop's significant blues contributions are undeniable. On "Bossman", his insubstantial vocals and garish rhythms do not live up to expectation. Bishop is all about having fun, and for forty minutes his guitar, vocals, and songwriting are amusing and entertaining. Due to his light-hearted lyrics, you stop taking him, and his creative band, seriously. However, since entertainment is supposed to make you forget your grim problems, this just may be the temporary cure you are searching for. Half of the songs are originals. The other half are covers by the likes of Oden, McCracklin, and Jacobs. Bishop's lighthearted takes on classics like "Come On In This House" don't work well. "Fannie Mae" contains poignant harp and rockin' slide that cuts like Elmore James. All along, the jumpy horns sound extracted from the Big Joe Turner revue. Bishop plays heavy guitar atop a bopping rhythm on "Kissing In The Dark." Here the sax blows into the stratosphere, while the rest of the horns contain New Orleans seasoning. The instrumental, "Devil's Slide" is a highlight. Bishop can tell stories with the best of them. That is exactly what he does on "My Whiskey Head Buddies" which displays his boisterous showmanship. "You Got To Rock 'Em" contains rappin' rock with a funk groove. Lyrics like: ("They got to like you better than liquor, dope, and watching TV") reveals Bishop's mindset on what his audience comes to see/hear, and why he is such a flamboyant showman. Bishop's vocals cackle, but his guitar entices. Randy Forrester's piano is outstanding. In fact, it is omnipresent, and fills gaps the band doesn't know exists. These 12 tunes can be classified as blues-based roots rock, although overall Bishop is difficult to label on this album. That is a complement. Although this is a really good release, it doesn't stand-out much in a genre that is overrun with superb guitarists. http://rapidgator.net/file/e923f1a0cd299826b9d8bb1fe0007b54/dtbgydbeb.rar.html http://ssh.tf/yWJmwJMws/dtbgydbeb.rar

Artist: Elvin Bishop & Little Smokey Smothers Title: That's My Partner! Year Of Release: 2000 Label: Alligator Records Genre: Blues, Modern Electric Blues Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (image, .cue, log) Total Time: 55:16 Total Size: 144/400 Mb (scans) Tracklist: 01. That's My Partner 02. Roll Your Moneymaker 03. Slow Down 04. Little Red Rooster 05. Hello, Baby 06. Middle Aged Man 07. The Skin They're In 08. Stomp 09. Annie Mae 10. Pleading With You 11. Dirty Drawers 12. Travelin' Shoes Every now and again you get one of those discs that picks up a few threads that have long lain dormant for various reasons, and you are more than overjoyed that someone took the time to help make the reconnections that seem to make life richer. Little Smokey took the young -- and new to Chicago -- Elvin Bishop under his wing in the early '60s and taught the kid everything, from playing blues guitar to how to walk the walk. It is well-documented how Bishop's career took off when he hooked up with Paul Butterfield and Mike Bloomfield in the Butterfield Blues Band (setting the stage for all the other twin lead guitar bands such as the Allman Brothers Band that followed). Smokey remained in Chicago and virtually gave up trying to make a living playing music in favor of a job to support the family. With the kids grown, by the '80s he started playing again. In January 2000, the two hooked up again for three nights that would be recorded by Alligator. Maybe this was to say thank you for the early help; more likely -- judging by the playing -- it was a return of the early love between the two. It was more than worth the wait to hear the interplay of Elvin and Smokey, backed by a more-than-capable band (a nod to S.E. Willis on keyboards) that provides strong, solid support while letting the two stand to the forefront and play off each other. Bishop has always been known as a fun-loving musician; however, he takes his chops seriously, his playing is crisp, and -- as he shows here -- he is at his best when playing off an equal (listen to his signature "Travelin' Shoes"!). The joy of playing that deep-felt Chicago blues with an old friend and colleague and the chance for teacher and pupil to stand up and show off their licks and progress shine through here. The banter between the two helps to push the music along to greater heights. Just listen to this gutter-crawling version of Little Red Rooster. You know the Wolf would be proud.. http://rapidgator.net/file/b5021d30aa7c4ba8a25697aab3921645/tmpbebalss.rar.html http://ssh.tf/nB25ht7xF/tmpbebalss.rar http://rapidgator.net/file/556568797105b5c691d03040a696800f/ebalsstmp.rar.html http://ssh.tf/IoTHWdzCs/ebalsstmp.rar

Artist: Elvin Jones Title: Poly-Currents Year Of Release: 1997 Label: Blue Note Genre: Post-Bop, Modal Music, Avant-Garde Jazz Quality: FLAC Total Time: 39:22 Total Size: 213 MB Tracklist: 01. Agenda (Jones) (13:51) 02. Agappe Love (Farrell) (5:55) 03. Mr. Jones (Jones) (7:38) 04. Yes (Tompkins) (2:24) 05. Whew (Little) (9:34) http://rapidgator.net/file/7988974b522b3c5277c83f7ad05452d4/Elvin_Jones_Poly_Currents.rar.html http://ssh.tf/ggzEYUCoS/Elvin_Jones_Poly_Currents.rar https://bytewhale.com/4g7g3ow67mg1/Elvin_Jones_Poly_Currents.rar

Artist: Will Calhoun Title: Celebrating Elvin Jones Year Of Release: 2016 Label: Motema Music LLC Genre: Jazz Quality: mp3 320 kbps / flac lossless Total Time: 00:59:16 Total Size: 135 / 363 mb Tracklist --------- 01. EJ Blues 02. Whew 03. Harmonique 04. Sarmastah 05. Mahjong 06. Shinjitsu 07. Doll of the Bride (feat. Doudou N'daiye Rose) 08. Destiny (feat. Jan Hammer) Living Colour's Will Calhoun was easily one of the most talented rock drummers to emerge during the late '80s. Born on July 22, 1964 and raised in the Bronx, New York, Calhoun graduated from the Berklee School of Music in Boston during the early '80s. Shortly thereafter, he met guitarist Vernon Reid, who invited the drummer to join a hard rock outfit he was putting together. With Corey Glover on vocals and fellow Berklee graduate Muzz Skillings on bass, Living Colour was officially formed in 1984. By 1988, the quartet was signed to Epic, and issued their debut album, Vivid, the same year. The album was a smash success (due to their anthemic hit single, "Cult of Personality"), as Calhoun was quickly singled out as one of rock's top drummers - winning awards in both Modern Drummer Magazine's Readers Poll and Rolling Stone Magazine's Critics Poll. Living Colour continued to issue albums through the early '90s (during which time Skillings was replaced with Doug Wimbish) - 1990's Time's Up, 1991's Biscuits, and 1993's Stain - before splitting up in 1995. Calhoun has also become quite an in-demand session drummer, as he's either recorded with or performed alongside the likes of B.B. King, Mick Jagger, Harry Belafonte, Pharaoh Sanders, Jack Dejohnette, Marcus Miller, Dr. John, Carly Simon, Herb Alpert, Ron Wood, Wayne Shorter, Run-DMC, and Public Enemy. Additionally, Calhoun has played on solo releases by most of his Living Colour bandmates - Corey Glover's Hymns and Doug Wimbish's Trippy Notes for Bass. Calhoun has also formed a group with Wimbish, Jungle Funk (who issued a self-titled release in 1998), and has issued several solo releases - 1994's Housework, 1997's Drumwave, and 2000's Live at the Blue Note - the latter of which was credited to the Will Calhoun Quintet. The late '90s saw Calhoun team up with Wimbish and Glover in a new band, Headfake, which eventually led to a full-blown Living Colour reunion just prior to 2001, as Reid signed on as well. Living Colour toured throughout 2001, and plan on issuing a studio album sometime in the near future. Calhoun is also serving as drummer and producer for an upcoming album by rapper Mos Def, for which he assembled a stellar backing band (dubbed Black Jack Johnson), comprised of Funkadelic keyboardist Bernie Worrell and Bad Brains guitarist Dr. Know, among others. http://rapidgator.net/file/13b7549836f526f5dffbb94ca4676f62/-9005WCJ16.rar.html http://rapidgator.net/file/bbb7258174a5b41f4e31b52f207c4879/-9005WCJ16flac.rar.html http://ssh.tf/OBg0PkH1O/-9005WCJ16.rar http://ssh.tf/np8jbd5BO/-9005WCJ16flac.rar https://bytewhale.com/8rm8k50pp9l9/-9005WCJ16.rar https://bytewhale.com/jz8w25tn75g3/-9005WCJ16flac.rar