11/2
時点_ポイント最大11倍
Tinsley Ellis
Tinsley Ellis 「Devil May Care＜Red Vinyl＞」 LP
販売価格
4,090
円 （税込）
- 出荷目安：
- 当日-翌日出荷
たまるdポイント（通常） 37
+キャンペーンポイント（期間・用途限定） 最大10倍
※たまるdポイントはポイント支払を除く商品代金(税抜)の1％です。
※表示倍率は各キャンペーンの適用条件を全て満たした場合の最大倍率です。
各キャンペーンの適用状況によっては、ポイントの進呈数・付与倍率が最大倍率より少なくなる場合がございます。
dカードでお支払ならポイント3倍
各キャンペーンの適用状況によっては、ポイントの進呈数・付与倍率が最大倍率より少なくなる場合がございます。
マークは試聴できる楽曲です。
- 商品情報
- レビュー
【販売店・発送】 タワーレコード株式会社
商品の情報
| 発売日：2022年01月21日 / ジャンル：COUNTRY/BLUES / フォーマット：LP / 構成数：1 / 製造国：輸入 / レーベル：Alligator Records / SKU：014551500810 / 規格品番：ALL50081 |
商品の紹介
| After Tinsley Ellis released the fine Ice Cream in Hell in 2020, he hit the road for a 60-date tour. Six weeks in, the global COVID-19 pandemic made him cancel. He drove the 2,400 miles from Reno, Nevada to Atlanta, Georgia. At home he entered his basement studio and pulled out loads of gear -- including every guitar he owned. He also set up a turntable and began dragging vinyl off the shelves. He explored studio and obscure live recordings from some of his musical heroes, including the Allman Brothers, Freddie and B.B. King, Michael Bloomfield, and many more. He was captivated and began writing with a white-hot intensity, determined to grow as a songwriter. By April he was posting tracks to his website. In 18 months he composed 200 new songs. He contacted longtime friend, keyboardist and producer Kevin McKendree and booked time at his Franklin, Tennessee studio, then culled his massive song list down to ten tunes. On Devil May Care, Ellis is joined by McKendree on piano and organ, bassist Steve Mackey, and drummer Lynn Williams. There is a strong Allmans vibe on a few tracks here, including album-opener "One Less Reason." Ellis plays dual leads (standard and slide) with himself on this choogler, backed by a rumbling B-3, a swinging drum kit, and throbbing bassline. Ellis is in excellent voice; he alternately moans and growls getting his lyrics across. "Right Down the Drain" is a mean-toned meld of Southern rock and deep blues. He grafts his vocal over layers of electric guitar, adding fills, slide vamps, and short solos, as McKendree fills and accents the transitions. "Just Like Rain" may be the finest ballad Ellis has yet composed. Fueled by electric piano and acoustic guitar, his uncharacteristically clean singing is wracked with emotion. One can hear the ghostly influence of Gregg Allmans Laid Back in its grooves. After his tight, electric solo, Jim Hokes sax and Andrew Carneys trumpet undergird the band as Ellis adds another moving solo. "Beat the Devil" comes right out of Freddie Kings fakebook. The bands sinister midtempo choogle is answered by meaty horns and sweltering organ runs. Ellis vocal is as commanding as his guitar playing. "Juju" is a slide guitar monster with rippling hand percussion and pounding upright piano; it momentarily recalls the Allmans "Aint Wasting Time No More" from Eat a Peach, but its far from derivative. While "28 Days" is a driving, funky roadhouse blues, "One Last Ride" weds Delta blues to jazzy, drifting Southern rock with glorious dual guitar leads and punchy drums. Set-closer "Slow Train" is offered at a dirge-like tempo amid a swelling B-3 and circular drumming. Ellis evokes Peter Green in his biting guitar break as he pulls every drop of emotion from the words. Devil May Care is Ellis third release since returning to Alligator in 2018. Though hes been on a creative tear ever since, this date is actually among the very best in his long career. ~ Thom Jurek |
| --- |
収録内容
|
・構成数 | 1 |