Livin' Blues - Blue Breeze (1976)
Livin' Blues - Blue Breeze (1976)
Blues | Flac Files: 403 Mb | MP3 (CBR~320): 149 Mb | Orig Year:1976 | Relesase Date: 11/1997 | Label: Pseudonym
Although prominent Dutch blues band Livin' Blues from The Hague came to prominence in 1969, they had been around since 1967. The line-up by then was: Ted Oberg (guitar, ex-Crashdown and Andy Star & Stripes), Ruud Fransen (bass, ex-Stripes), Bjorn Toll (vocals), Niek Dijkhuys (drums) and John Lagrand (harp, ex-Indiscrimination).
In 1970, Cesar left the group to join Golden Earring and was succeeded by, resp., John den Blanke (ex-Soul Serenade) and Dick Beekman (ex-Cuby, to Lynx). In 1971, John Lejeune (ex-Island, to Schick Band) entered the group as the new drummer, as did, in 1972, Herman van Boeyen (ex-Panda). In addition, there was a change of bassists: in 1971, Ruud van Buuren went on to join Long Tall Ernie and was succeeded by Jan van der Voort (ex-Full House, later in Free & Easy), who, in 1972, was, in turn, replaced by by Jaap van Eijk (ex-Panda).
In 1974, the group's lineup was totally revised yet again; also more emphasis was made on rock than blues in their newly adopted direction. The line-up featured: Ted, Johnny Frederiksz (vocals, ex-Temple, Kjoe, Q'65) and Henk Smitskamp (back on bass; ex-Shocking Blue). In 1975, ex-Finch organist Paul Vink also participated for a short period of time. Further additions involved: Ron Meyes (guitar, ex-Brainbox, Q'65, to Marx and Knack) and Cor van Beek (drums, ex-Leo Unger, later in Headline, replaced Michel Driessen in 1974, ex-Cobra).
Tracks:
01.Shylina
02.Back Stage
03.Midnight Blues
04.Pisces
05.Bus 29
06.Blue Breeze
07.Pick Up On My Mojo
08.That Night
09.Black Jack Billy
Bonus Tracks:
10.Shannon
11.Punk Funk
12.Roses
13.Rock & Roll Hoochee Coo
14.Will You Still Love Me
15.Doomsday Night
In 1970, Cesar left the group to join Golden Earring and was succeeded by, resp., John den Blanke (ex-Soul Serenade) and Dick Beekman (ex-Cuby, to Lynx). In 1971, John Lejeune (ex-Island, to Schick Band) entered the group as the new drummer, as did, in 1972, Herman van Boeyen (ex-Panda). In addition, there was a change of bassists: in 1971, Ruud van Buuren went on to join Long Tall Ernie and was succeeded by Jan van der Voort (ex-Full House, later in Free & Easy), who, in 1972, was, in turn, replaced by by Jaap van Eijk (ex-Panda).
In 1974, the group's lineup was totally revised yet again; also more emphasis was made on rock than blues in their newly adopted direction. The line-up featured: Ted, Johnny Frederiksz (vocals, ex-Temple, Kjoe, Q'65) and Henk Smitskamp (back on bass; ex-Shocking Blue). In 1975, ex-Finch organist Paul Vink also participated for a short period of time. Further additions involved: Ron Meyes (guitar, ex-Brainbox, Q'65, to Marx and Knack) and Cor van Beek (drums, ex-Leo Unger, later in Headline, replaced Michel Driessen in 1974, ex-Cobra).
Tracks:
01.Shylina
02.Back Stage
03.Midnight Blues
04.Pisces
05.Bus 29
06.Blue Breeze
07.Pick Up On My Mojo
08.That Night
09.Black Jack Billy
Bonus Tracks:
10.Shannon
11.Punk Funk
12.Roses
13.Rock & Roll Hoochee Coo
14.Will You Still Love Me
15.Doomsday Night
Flac Files
http://rapidshare.com/files/164045790/LBBB.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/164045796/LBBB.part2.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/164054442/LBBB.part3.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/164054447/LBBB.part4.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/164056163/LBBB.part5.rar
Mp3 (CBR~320)
http://rapidshare.com/files/195250336/LBBB_2.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/195250341/LBBB_2.part2.rar
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