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  Johnnie
Marshall - 1998 - Live For Today [EAC FLAC]
  
  
  
  
  Johnnie Marshall
  
  
  
  mymusicbase.ru bio by Dave
Claytor:
  Johnnie Marshall comes from the small Southwest Georgia town of Whigham, GA.He started playing drums
and found a spot playing in a gospel band for a short while. But while playing in that gospel band he became fascinated
by the guitar. Unable to learn what he wanted from the self-taught gospel players, Johnnie took lessons and before long
formed his own band, The Blues Ignitors. But some of his best lessons came from listening to other bands. He could often
be found sitting in the back of Dave's CC Club on a barstool soaking up the music of the bands that visited the Club.
Lessons, listening, practice and patience paid off for Johnnie. He was "discovered" by Johnny Rawls one night at Dave's.
This led to a recording session resulting in Johnnie's well-received first CD, "Live for Today" on the JSP label. The
tour to support the CD took Johnnie from the backwoods to the national circuit of blues clubs. He even crossed the pond
to play a few dates in Europe.
  Johnnie's meteoric rise in the blues world has not gone to his head. He is still
the down home, small town family man he was before his love of music and the blues took him on the road to stardom. He
hasn't forgotten his roots and thanked Dave's CC Club on his first CD with the tune "Dave's C.C. Groove" and went on to
thank Dave himself on his next CD, "With All My Might" with a cover of the Bruce Feiner penned song "Brother Dave C."
Johnnie's style is a bit T-Bone Walker, a bit of the three Kings, Albert, Freddie and BB. There's a good dose of his
mentor Johnny Rawl's style thrown into the mix too. But it is all Johnnie. His sets include some inspired covers and an
ever increasing amount of originals. There's a little soul, a bit of funk, a dash of rock, even a hint of jazz and swing
at times......... and of course a whole bunch of blues. "Johnnie Marshall is an exciting young bluesman. His guitar work
is deep and his style his own. He is the real deal and nothin' but the truth. Johnnie's sound is 21st century blues
rooted in the juke joints of yesterday. Johnnie Marshall and the Blues have a bright future together!"
  
  
  Live For Today
  
  
  
  Artist: Johnnie Marshall
  Title: Live For Today
  Producer:
Johnny Rawls
  Release Date: March 24, 1998
  Label: JSP Records
  ASIN: B0000061OG
  Genre: Blues,
Modern Electric Blues
  Total Time: 48:35
  
  Amazon.com:
  Marshall unfurls an admirable
variety of stylistic influences. He also bends strings cleanly without resorting to clichés, and even at his most
frenetic he sounds as if he's playing ideas, not just notes.
  
  AllMusic Review by Cub Koda:
 
Marshall's debut album is like the baseball legend about the back-woods farmboy who goes straight from the farm to pitch
in the World Series. Marshall was just a local Florida phenom when he was discovered by Johnny Rawls, who produced this
album. Rawls puts together a solid band with a punchy horn section to frame things nicely behind Marshall, but it's
young Marshall who's the real star here. Showing off a style that has more than one flavor to it, Marshall negotiates
the T-Bone Walker-styled blues of "4 O'Clock in the Morning," the funk-rock blues of "Live for Today" and the soulful
strut of "Dave's C.C. Groove" (a salute to his old stomping grounds) with ease and flair, his playing always economical
and to the point. Rawls' voice, unfortunately, isn't quite the limber piece of equipment his guitar work is, but it's
not embarrassing either, eschewing vocal gymnastics for a more understated approach. As debuts go, this is more
impressive than most.
  
  
  
  
  01. Let's Hope Our Love Is Not A Mistake
(4:38)
  02. On My Way To Memphis (3:53)
  03. Johnny's Jam (4:08)
  04. Live For Today (3:42)
  05.
Jodi Man (4:28)
  06. Not Like This Before (4:56)
  07. 4 O'clock In The Morning (5:53)
  08. Dave's C.C.
Grove (4:03)
  09. Love To Play Them Blues (3:45)
  10. Crazy 'bout My Woman (3:34)
  11. Sweetest Thing
I Know (5:32)
  
  
  Personnel:
  
  Bruce Feiner - Horn Arrangements, Keyboards, Sax (Tenor)
 
Robert Feiner - Sax (Soprano)
  Mike Jones - Trumpet
  Allen Kirk - Drums
  Johnnie Marshall - Guitar,
Primary Artist, Vocals
  Roosevelt Purifoy - Keyboards
  Johnny Rawls - Horn Arrangements 

 
  
  Note:
  This is not my rip
  My
thanks to the original uploader
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ♪♬♫ ENJOY!
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