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(2016/Severn) 10 tracks. From the opening swampy piano runs, crispy funk lead riffs, earthy and...plus

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The Fabulous Thunderbirds: Strong Like That (CD)

(2016/Severn) 10 tracks.
From the opening swampy piano runs, crispy funk lead riffs, earthy and raunchy harmonica runs, and Kim Wilson's down-to-the-bone soul growls on the Motown classic '(I Know I'm) Losing You' to the bright Stax-inflected guitars and horns of the Eddie Floyd classic 'Never Found Me a Girl,' The Fabulous Thunderbirds take flight on their new album, Strong Like That. The band balances the mournfulness of blues with all the joy of soul music, and the tunes here are often so bright that they drive us up out of our seats to the dance floor to groove to The Fabulous Thunderbirds' smooth and soulful sound. Henry Carrigan, No Depression.

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Interpret: The Fabulous Thunderbirds
Titre de l'album: Strong Like That (CD)
Label SEVERN
Genre Blues
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0649435006722
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Fabulous Thunderbirds, The - Strong Like That (CD) CD 1
01	I Know I'm Losing You 4:25	The Fabulous Thunderbirds
02	Don't Burn Me 3:51	The Fabulous Thunderbirds
03	You're Gonna Miss Me 4:17	The Fabulous Thunderbirds
04	Drowning on Dry Land 3:44	The Fabulous Thunderbirds
05	Smooth 4:09	The Fabulous Thunderbirds
06	Somebody's Getting It 3:33	The Fabulous Thunderbirds
07	Meet Me on the Corner 3:53	The Fabulous Thunderbirds
08	Where's Your Love Been? 5:09	The Fabulous Thunderbirds
09	I've Never Found a Girl (To Love Me Like You Do) 3:49	The Fabulous Thunderbirds
10	Strong Like That 4:00	The Fabulous Thunderbirds

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The Fabulous Thunderbirds

Austin developed into a hotbed of Texas blues during the 1970s. Stevie Ray Vaughan was a major factor in its rise, but no more so than the Fabulous Thunderbirds, featuring Stevie's older brother Jimmie Vaughan on guitar and harpist/vocalist Kim Wilson. During their early years, the T-Birds were purists, digging their collective teeth into vintage Excello and other blues gems that only serious aficionados were aware of and conjuring up similar pungent originals.

Born January 6, 1951 in Detroit, Wilson grew up in Goleta, California and started wailing on harp at 17, enthralled by George ‘Harmonica' Smith, Lazy Lester, Little Walter, and James Cotton. Wilson ended up in Austin, where he met Vaughan (born in Dallas on March 20, 1951) and formed the T-Birds in 1974 with bassist Keith Ferguson and drummer Mike Buck. ‘Girls Go Wild,' their first Takoma/Chrysalis LP in ‘79, and their 1980 encore ‘What's The Word?' were largely dedicated to highly atmospheric (and high-energy) southern blues, Vaughan's uncommonly crisp, concise guitar work and Wilson's fat-toned harp excursions strongly to the fore. Fran Christina replaced Buck on drums in 1980, and the T-Birds stayed in the same basic groove with ‘Butt Rockin'' in '81 and ‘T-Bird Rhythm' the next year before taking a four-year studio hiatus. Preston Hubbard supplanted Ferguson on bass.

When the quartet returned to recording action in 1986 on the major CBS Associated imprint, producer Dave Edmunds imparted more of a contemporary rock tinge to the T-Birds' sound, though blues remained their bedrock. Tuff Enuff, the rip-roaring title track of that first CBS album, was penned by Wilson and shot the T-Birds straight into the stratosphere, sailing to #10 pop as a single that spring (the album itself went platinum and maxed out at #13). The set also held their next hit, a remake of Sam & Dave's pulsating Wrap It Up.

Vaughan exited the T-Birds in 1989 to form a duo with his brother Stevie Ray, but after releasing the album ‘Family Style,' Stevie Ray died in a 1990 helicopter crash. Since then, Vaughan has piloted a solo career. Wilson has kept the T-Birds alive with a series of guitar slingers: Duke Robillard, Kid Bangham, Kid Ramos, Nick Curran, Kirk Fletcher and Jon Moeller—and a fairly fluid rhythm section.

Bill Dahl

Chicago, Illinois

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