Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra
Finding the Keys: The Best of Jools Holland
Finding the Keys: The Best of Jools Holland
UPC: 5052498652822
Format: CD
Release Date: Jun 06, 2011
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Personnel: Louise Marshall, Rosie Mae (vocals, background vocals); Ruby Turner (vocals); Mark Flanagan (guitar); Derek Nash, Lisa Grahame, Phil Veacock, Michael "Bami" Rose (saxophone); Nick Lunt (baritone saxophone); Chris Storr, Jason McDermid, Jon Scott (trumpet); Roger Goslyn, Rico Rodriguez, Fayyaz Virji, Winston Rollins (trombone); Christopher Holland (organ); Gilson Lavis (drums, percussion).
Audio Mixers: Ron Burrow; Laurie Latham.
Recording information: Helicon Mountain, The Pyramid Room.
Finding the Keys: The Best of Jools Holland rounds up 20 highlights from Holland' new millennium boogie-woogie, sampling almost equally from his solo recordings, his sides with his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, and his star-studded duet albums with friends. Considering how Holland's records all share the same sensibility -- they're all swinging celebrations of jump blues and R&B -- they all kind of blend together, a trait that makes them ideal for a compilation like this: there's no shift in tone or sensibility, just consistent good times that represents Holland's best while offering a good indication of what can be found on his albums proper. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Audio Mixers: Ron Burrow; Laurie Latham.
Recording information: Helicon Mountain, The Pyramid Room.
Finding the Keys: The Best of Jools Holland rounds up 20 highlights from Holland' new millennium boogie-woogie, sampling almost equally from his solo recordings, his sides with his Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, and his star-studded duet albums with friends. Considering how Holland's records all share the same sensibility -- they're all swinging celebrations of jump blues and R&B -- they all kind of blend together, a trait that makes them ideal for a compilation like this: there's no shift in tone or sensibility, just consistent good times that represents Holland's best while offering a good indication of what can be found on his albums proper. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Tracks:
1 - Message To My Son
2 - 200lbs of Heavenly Joy
3 - Informer [Ash Howes Mix]
4 - I’Ve Got News For You
5 - Scorpio Rising
6 - Where In the World
7 - I Think It’S Going To Rain Today
8 - String of Pearls [instrumental]
9 - I Went By [Ash Howes Mix]
10 - Honeydripper (Parts 2 & 3)
11 - Seven Acts of Mercy
12 - Maybe I Need Her
13 - Blue Guitar
14 - I’M So Lonesome I Could Cry
15 - Boring
16 - Odd Man Out
17 - Dead Hosts Welcome
18 - Waterloo Bridge
19 - Loutette
20 - Moving Out To the Country
2 - 200lbs of Heavenly Joy
3 - Informer [Ash Howes Mix]
4 - I’Ve Got News For You
5 - Scorpio Rising
6 - Where In the World
7 - I Think It’S Going To Rain Today
8 - String of Pearls [instrumental]
9 - I Went By [Ash Howes Mix]
10 - Honeydripper (Parts 2 & 3)
11 - Seven Acts of Mercy
12 - Maybe I Need Her
13 - Blue Guitar
14 - I’M So Lonesome I Could Cry
15 - Boring
16 - Odd Man Out
17 - Dead Hosts Welcome
18 - Waterloo Bridge
19 - Loutette
20 - Moving Out To the Country