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Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite - La Cigale Paris (2018) HDTV Screenshots: Setlist: 01 - When I Go 02 - The Blues Overtook Me 03 - I Ride at Dawn 04 - I Don't Believe a Word You Say 05 - Movin' On 06 - I'm in I'm Out and I'm Gone 07 - Found the One (preceded by band introductions) 08 - Goin' Home (Charlie Musselwhite cover) Encore: 09 - No Mercy in This Land 10 - The Bottle Wins Again 11 - Long Legged Woman (Charlie Musselwhite cover) 12 - Yer Blues (The Beatles cover) 13 - All That Matters Now Info: Source: Lineage: Vu+Solo2 DVB-S2 satellite receiver -> HDD -> Smart Cutter 1.92 -> .ts file format Genre: Blues Rock Quality: HDTV | 720p Format: TS | 10.4Mbps Length: 01:15:00 | 6.32Gb Video: H.264 | 1280x720 | 16:9 | 50.000fps Audio 1: MPEG2 | 192kbps | 48kHz | 2 channels: L R Audio 2: AC3 | 448kbps | 48kHz | 6 channels: Front: L C R, Surround: L R Language: English Capper: Galexanders Download: https://www.keeplinks.co/p84/5b3b16504e51e pass: galexandersHD Attention: Files are subject to expiration and can be automatically deleted if their not downloaded 30 days after the last download.

Artist: Charlie Musselwhite Title: Delta Hardware Year Of Release: 2006 Label: Real World Records Genre: Blues, Electric Blues, Harmonica Blues Quality: Flac (image, log, .cue) Total Time: 40:03 Total Size: 339 Mb (covers) Tracklist: 01. Church Is Out 02. One Of These Mornings 03. Sundown 04. Black Water 05. Clarksdale Boogie 06. Just A Feeling 07. Gone Too Long 08. Invisible Ones 09. Town To Town 10. Blues For Yesterday While Charlie Musselwhite has always been an adventurous musician -- take into consideration his fine Cuban inflected Continental Drifter, the Americana drenched One Night In America, and the rollicking rock and soul on Sanctuary -- the Delta of his upbringing has never been left out of the mix entirely. Musselwhite may have had a reason to dig so deeply into the hard-edged roots of Delta by way of Chicago blues on this set: he lost both his parents in 2005. The CD booklet is filled with pictures of the sites of his life in Mississippi. Delta Hardware was recorded with Musselwhite's road band, and it has the feeling of motion along with its looking into the past. Guitarist Chris "Kid" Andersen, bassist Randy Bermudes, and drummer June Core hop into the heart of the electric trancelike blues that have been a part of Musselwhite's backbone his entire performing career. The question is, why didn't he record with these guys before? Delta Hardware is a raw, squalling album heavy on brittle guitars, trancelike rhythms, and of course, Musselwhite's harmonica filling the gaps where his world-weary voice shouts, hollers, and bellows. Musselwhite and band dig deep here. The set opens with the strolling minor-key rock & roll blues of "Church Is Out," where Musselwhite offers an autobiographical sketch with boasts worthy of Jay Z. This shimmy shaking electric blues is merely a portent of things to come. On the track that follows, "One of These Mornings," all hell breaks loose. A call and response between Musselwhite and Andersen shuffles like a train off the track to Core's triple-time drums. When he sings, it's more like a roar; unfettered, full of power and the grit necessary to wail above a band playing their asses off. His harp solo is just a scorcher, and it all happens in two-minutes-and-thirty-seconds. "Sundown" is a classic one-four-five shuffle, but with dueling slide guitars popping over the top of Musselwhite's voice. The blunt edge of the blade comes home to roost on "Black Water," where Musselwhite, his harp, and Andersen's guitars are a wandering band of prophets from the old testament warning of the perils of the present age; Musselwhite sounds sad but determined; he's unflinching in his terror-vision and it is bleak. The music is sad as well; it's trancelike, Junior Kimbrough-styled -- repetitive, percussive, snaky -- and when it's time for his brief harp solo, the instrument sounds like it's weeping. Little Walter's "Just a Feeling" is just plain slow and mean. It's a swampy moaner and Andersen's guitars are like fine forged steel with a serrated edge. When Musselwhite digs into his spoken word bag over the tough-assed blues as on the opener and "Invisible Ones," there's not a second that doesn't work. His jeremiad is pure working-class poetry. There is proof in the pudding too, where the crowd expresses its appreciation for the hip-shaking "Clarksdale Boogie," recorded at Red's Juke Joint in that very town. Delta Hardware is the kind of record only a veteran could make, full of backbone, spit and vinegar; it is an early candidate for blues record of the year. http://rapidgator.net/file/c120927d3cf2746b5866d2ca4e5e4006/cmd.rar.html http://ssh.tf/zTf1tFdVL/cmd.rar http://uploaded.net/file/p6rpdz0f/cmd.rar

Artist: Charlie Musselwhite Title: Darkest Hour Year Of Release: 1999 Label: Pointblank Genre: Blues, Harmonica Blues, Acoustic Blues Quality: Flac (tracks, log, .cue) Total Time: 46:21 Total Size: 254 Mb (covers) Tracklist: 01. Baby-O 02. If I Should Have Bad Luck 03. I Had Trouble 04. Stingaree 05. Blues Up The River 06. In Your Darkest Hour 07. My Good To See 08. Mississipi Blues 09. Clarksdale Boogie 10. My Road Lies In Darkness 11. The Muscle In My Arm 12. Blues For John Lee 13. All Through The Night 14. Please Remember Me 15. Durant Station The solo recordings of Charlie Musselwhite - In every respect, this is a sensational release. Never before we had the chance to experience Charlie in such an intimate environment. These all-acoustic solo recordings are showing the other side of Charlie Musselwhite who was born in Mississippi and raised in Memphis. As a boy he found out that some of the great pre-war blues players were still alive, living not far away from Memphis. Amongst others he met Will Shade, leader of the legendary Memphis Jug Band. Will Shade became his first harmonica and guitar teacher. Until now, this CD was only available at Charlie's shows, it never got into the regular chains of distribution. For a limited amount of time, CrossCut will offer 'My Darkest Hour' to our private customers. Fifteen original compositions written by Charlie, in the tradition of Furry Lewis, Memphis Wlllie B. and Will Shade. 'I have a real attachment to the old style of acoustic country blues, and am a direct link to that time.' Very moving album, emotional and touching. CHARLIE MUSSELWHITE - acoustic guitar/harmonica/vocals. http://rapidgator.net/file/7d26fa87fd81fb5467de4fb8f1436143/cmdh.rar.html http://ssh.tf/MKtD9PHVL/cmdh.rar http://uploaded.net/file/2swxbqta/cmdh.rar