Eugene "Hideaway" Bridges - Hold On A Little Bit Longer - 2015, MP3, 320 kbps

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Eugene "Hideaway" Bridges / Hold On A Little Bit Longer

Жанр: Blues, Soul
Страна исполнителя (группы): US
Год издания: 2015
Аудиокодек: MP3
Тип рипа: tracks
Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps
Продолжительность: 55:34
Треклист:
01. One More Time (4:17)
02. Hold On A Little Bit Longer (4:32)
03. Special Lady (3:30)
04. Love You In Every Way (2:53)
05. End Of Time (4:06)
06. V8 Ford (3:51)
07. Yesteryear Today Tomorrow (2:55)
08. I Can't Stand It (3:01)
09. Definition Of Me (4:00)
10. Lost And Lookin' (2:07)
11. Change Your Name (4:41)
12. Long Way From San Antone (3:58)
13. Along The Navajo Trail (3:42)
14. Take Me Back To Perth (4:20)
15. Thirst For Air (3:33)
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b. 1963, USA. Raised in Texas and Louisiana, while still a small child Bridges performed on stage with his father, guitarist Slim ‘Hideaway’ Bridges. Briefly forsaking the guitar, he joined his brothers to form a gospel group, the Bridges Brothers, and he also sang with the choir of his local church. He continued to perform both sacred and secular music, the latter with his own R&B band, the Five Stars. In his mid-teens Bridges served in the US Air Force and in his late teens, military service now behind him, he sang and played in the New Chosen Singers and then the Mighty Clouds Of Joy. A later group was the Eugene ‘Hideaway’ Bridges Band, with which he toured nationally from his Houston, Texas home base. He also visited Europe as a solo act, playing in France and the UK where he became popular first with the Memphis Blues caravan and later in his own right, becoming highly rated in blues magazine polls in both countries. It was a UK company, Armadillo Records, that saw Bridges’ potential and signed him in 2000. In addition to touring Europe, Bridges also visited Australia and New Zealand where he attracted enthusiastic audiences.

A vibrant and enthusiastic singer and guitarist, Bridges brings fire and intensity to contemporary blues, which he laces with hints of his gospel singing past.
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