Tab Benoit - 1997 - Live Swampland Jam.nfo
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Tab Benoit - Live: Swampland Jam
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Artist...............: Tab Benoit
Album................: Live: Swampland Jam
Genre................: Blues
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 1997
Codec................: LAME 3.98
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Information..........: Thanks to the flac ripper
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Tracklisting
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1. Tab Benoit - Let Love Take Control [05:24]
2. Tab Benoit - Ain't Gonna Do It [05:15]
3. Tab Benoit - Moon Coming Over The Hill [02:59]
4. Tab Benoit - Too Many Dirty Dishes w/Henry Gray [07:54]
5. Tab Benoit - Keep On Moving [03:52]
6. Tab Benoit - Heart of Stone [07:45]
7. Tab Benoit - Gone Too Long [04:34]
8. Tab Benoit - Garbage Man w/Ryful Neal [05:03]
9. Tab Benoit - Crawling Kingsnake w/ Jumpin ' Johnny Sansone[04:41]
10. Tab Benoit - Louisiana Style w/Jumpin' Johnny Sansone [04:38]
11. Tab Benoit - It Takes A Long Time w/Tabby Thomas [05:07]
12. Tab Benoit - Hot Tamale Baby w/Chubby Carrier [06:07]
Playing Time.........: 01:03:22
Total Size...........: 145.08 MB
NFO generated on.....: 1/25/2019 8:19:16 PM
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This is by far the best album this Louisiana blues/swamp-rocker has come up
with to date. Benoit is playing with basically a three-piece, with Doug Therrien
on bass and Allyn Robinson on drums. The rest of the sound is filled in by
various guests, some exceedingly strong Louisiana players. Therein lives both
the problem and the strength of this disc -- the sound is a bit thin when
there's no guest taking up some space. Only on the slow burner "Heart of
Stone" and "Gone Too Long" does the basic band fill up the airwaves. The
music is good, but without that fourth player, it doesn't have enough density.
When there is another player, the sound is as gritty and raw as they come --
Cajun-based blues with a swampy sensuality. Benoit's singing and guitar
playing have taken giant steps forward and are up there with the best.
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