Hungary for the Blues
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| Hungary for the Blues | ||
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| Live album by Chris Farlowe | ||
| Released | November 8, 2005 | |
| Recorded | *June 18, 2000 (Gastroblues Festival Parks, Hungary)*Oct 8, 2004 (Charlys Musickkneipe, Oldenburg) | |
| Genre | Blues Rock | |
| Length | 78:59 | |
| Label | SPV Records | |
| Producer(s) | Gyorgy Gardai & Joc Konerding | |
| Professional reviews | ||
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| Chris Farlowe chronology | ||
| Farlowe That! (2003) |
Hungary for the Blues (2005) |
At Rockpalast (2006) |
Hungary for the Blues is the third live album by blues singer Chris Farlowe, released in 2006 (see 2006 in music).
This album is a recording of two perfomances by Farlowe. One was on June 18 2000 at the Gastroblues Festival Parks, in Hungary, and other was on October 8, 2004 at the Charlys Musickkneipe, in Oldenburg.
[edit] Track listing
- "I Don't Want to Sing the Blues no More" (Chris Farlowe) -4:03
- "Lonesome Road" (Roy Herrington) -6:26
- "Stormy Monday" (T-Bone Walker) -8:09
- "All or Nothing (Steve Marriott/Ronnie Lane) -3:43
- "Tough on Me, Tough on You" (Hoy Lindsey/Lonnie Mack) -6:33
- "Shaky Ground (Jeffrey Bowen/Al Boyd/Eddie Hazel) -6:45
- "The Guitar Don't Lie" (Tony Joe White) -7:26
- "I Thing It's Gonna Rain Today" (Randy Newman) -1:47
- "Easy as That" (Rickie Byrd) -5:16
- "Out of Time" (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards) -4:39
- "Who's Been Sleeping in my Bed" (Glenn Frey) -3:40
- "Miss You Fever" (Dennis Morgan/Feargal Sharkey) -6:39
- Tracks 1-12 recorded at Gastroblues Festival Parks (June 18, 2000)
- "Handbags and Gladrags" (Mike D'Abo) -6:46
- "Rock N' Roll Soldier" (Troy Seal)-7:00
- Tracks 13-14 recorded at Charlys Musickkneipe (October 8, 2004)
[edit] Personnel
- Chris Farlowe: Vocals.
- Norman Beaker: Guitars, backing vocals.
- John Price: Bass guitar, backing vocals.
- Andy Kingslow: Keyboards, organ, piano (2004)
- Dave Baldwin: Keyboards, organ, piano.
- Paul Burgess: Drums, percussion.
- Damian Hand: Saxophones (2004).
- Lenni: Saxophones (2000).
