[TR24][OF] Robert Randolph & The Family Band - Got Soul - 2017 (Blues-Rock)

Robert Randolph & The Family Band - Got Soul Формат записи/Источник записи: [TR24][OF] Наличие водяных знаков: Нет Год издания/переиздания диска: 2017 Жанр: Blues-Rock Издатель (лейбл): Masterworks Продолжительность: 45:06 Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: Буклет PDF Треклист: 01. Got Soul (3:32) 02. She Got Soul (5:28) 03. Love Do What It Do (3:42) 04. Shake It (4:01) 05. I Thank You (4:16) 06. Be The Change (3:22) 07. Heaven's Calling (1:59) 08. Find A Way (3:59) 09. I Want It (4:11) 10. Travelin' Cheeba Man (3:25) 11. Lovesick (2:47) 12. Gonna Be All Right (4:24)     Несколько слов на английском A virtuoso on the pedal steel guitar, Robert Randolph jumped from spiritual to secular music and found an audience among blues fans, roots rock aficionados, and jam band followers with his fiery, passionate instrumental work and heartfelt music. Randolph started playing the instrument as a churchgoing teenager in Orange, New Jersey, a small city just outside of Newark. He regularly attended the House of God Church, an African-American Pentecostal denomination that had been including steel guitars (or "Sacred Steel") in services since the '30s, with the pedal steel in particular being introduced during the '70s. Randolph learned to play by watching other steel players during church services; years later, he updated that sacred basis with a secular mix of funk and soul, giving a new multicultural facelift to an instrument that had often been associated with country music. In early 2000, Jim Markel heard Randolph play at the Sacred Steel Convention in Florida and subsequently introduced him to his friend Gary Waldman. Together, Waldman and Markel began to manage Randolph's career, which took flight after Matt Hickey, a talent buyer at Manhattan's Bowery Ballroom, signed Randolph on as the opening act for the North Mississippi Allstars. Within a month, Randolph had graduated to the Beacon Theater, where he played alongside Medeski, Martin & Wood. Keyboardist John Medeski enjoyed Randolph's playing so much that he asked him to record an instrumental gospel/blues album with the band. The resulting record, The Word, was released in August 2001 to great critical and popular acclaim. Randolph next launched his own group, the Family Band, which included cousins Danyell Morgan and Marcus Randolph (bass and drums, respectively) and John Ginty (Hammond B-3 organ). The band's career began with opening gigs for a variety of blues, jazz-funk, and jam bands such as the Derek Trucks Band, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe, and Soulive; headlining gigs became the norm within a few months' time. Robert Randolph & the Family Band released Live at the Wetlands in fall 2001, capturing the band's live performance at the legendary Wetlands venue shortly before it closed. The group's studio debut, Unclassified, followed in 2003 and introduced Randolph to an even wider audience. One new fan was veteran guitarist Eric Clapton, who brought the band out on tour and appeared on Randolph's third release, Colorblind, in 2006. In 2010, Randolph teamed up with producer T-Bone Burnett and released the album We Walk This Road, which featured guest appearances from Ben Harper, Leon Russell, and Doyle Bramhall II. Randolph spent the better part of three years touring with the Family Band; they signed to Blue Note Records in the interim. Lickety Split appeared in 2013 with guests Trombone Shorty and Carlos Santana. After several more rounds of touring, including reuniting with John Medeski for more performances as the Word, Randolph and his band returned to the studio to cut their fifth studio album. Randolph's first album for Sony Masterworks, 2017's Got Soul included guest appearances from vocalist Darius Rucker, jazz and gospel keyboardist Cory Henry, and R&B singer Anthony Hamilton. Контейнер: FLAC (*.flac) Тип рипа: tracks Разрядность: 24/96 Формат: PCM Количество каналов: 2.0     Лог проверки качества foobar2000 1.3.9 / Dynamic Range Meter 1.1.1 log date: 2017-11-08 12:41:32 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Analyzed: Robert Randolph & The Family Band / Got Soul -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DR Peak RMS Duration Track -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DR5 -0.27 dB -6.77 dB 3:32 01-Got Soul DR5 -0.26 dB -6.93 dB 5:28 02-She Got Soul DR6 -0.35 dB -8.46 dB 3:42 03-Love Do What It Do DR6 -0.34 dB -7.02 dB 4:01 04-Shake It DR6 -0.33 dB -7.18 dB 4:16 05-I Thank You DR7 -0.36 dB -8.15 dB 3:22 06-Be The Change DR12 -0.49 dB -14.82 dB 1:59 07-Heaven's Calling DR6 -0.35 dB -8.06 dB 3:59 08-Find A Way DR6 -0.35 dB -7.55 dB 4:11 09-I Want It DR5 -0.36 dB -7.04 dB 3:25 10-Travelin' Cheeba Man DR5 -0.32 dB -6.37 dB 2:47 11-Lovesick DR5 -0.35 dB -6.82 dB 4:24 12-Gonna Be All Right -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Number of tracks: 12 Official DR value: DR6 Samplerate: 96000 Hz Channels: 2 Bits per sample: 24 Bitrate: 3083 kbps Codec: FLAC ================================================================================ Источник: hdtracks.com