Bob Mccabe

Recorded on November 11 by Wayne Griffith at McCabe’s Guitar Shop, Santa Monica, California, the group offers their latest release, “Live at McCabe’s.” The new album features 17 tracks from their outstanding live show, featuring new writing, new covers of songs from Steve Earle, Linda Thompson, Bob Dylan and Jean Ritchie, and many older favorites from the group’s four studio albums since its forming in 2003 as The Hilonesome Band. Mixed and Mastered by Frank Rosato at Woodcliff Studios, Los Angeles, the album features the quartet of Susie Glaze, lead and harmony vocals, guitar, autoharp, mountain dulcimer, Steve Rankin, guitar, mandolin, bouzouki, lead and harmony vocals, Fred Sanders, bass, lead and harmony vocals, Mark Indictor, fiddle, lead and harmony vocals.

From His Head to His Heart to His Hands, the 3CD/1DVD anthology features released and unreleased gems from solo sessions to live performances from The Fillmore East and Fillmore West, The Bottom Line and other historic venues. This compilation also will feature a fascinating new mini-documentary combining vintage audio interviews with Bloomfield and live performances with new reflections from his friends, collaborators and admirers.

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It really feels like we (aka Mad Mats & Tooli) been around way longer than 5 ½ years with Local Talk but its really true what they say, time flies when you're having fun! From what started as a somewhat simple and almost primitive urge to create a small house imprint has now grown into a much bigger affair. We really tried hard to keep the label from getting stuck in any genre (remember 90s house?) and to always keep the Local Talk relevant, curious, diverse and with a healthy dose of underground mentality.

At its best, Roomful of Blues is a throwback to the heated jump blues bands of the early '50s, which blended hard-driving swing with the extroverted emotions of early R&B. However, this particular release is different than expected. Listeners who hope to hear extended solos and riotous ensembles are sure to be disappointed with Under One Roof, for much of the time Roomful of Blues sounds like an anonymous backup group put together specifically to accompany singer Sugar Ray Norcia. Norcia is a versatile and talented singer, and his repertoire ranges from a Basie blues to tunes that are closer to rock, soul and even country. If one comes to this CD without false expectations, the music is enjoyable on its own level, but from a jazz standpoint, the release is rather routine and not very significant.