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Ray Beadle (with Jonathan Zwartz & Andrew Dickeson) - The 301 Live Session - Full Concert

Ray Beadle (with Jonathan Zwartz & Andrew Dickeson) - The 301 Live Session CD & Vinyl Versions Available Here: https://raybeadle.mywaterfrontstore.com/ TRACK LISTING: 1. Whiskey Drinking Fool 2. Last Fair Deal 3. I Want to Go 4. Hard Head 5. I Ain’t Coming Home 6. Roadblock 7. Don’t Let the Sun 8. Diamonds at Her Feet 9. Bayou Ray Beadle: Guitar and Vocals Jonathan Zwartz: Double Bass Andrew Dickeson: Snare & Brushes Recorded Live at Studios 301 – Studio 1 – Thursday 5th March 2020 Executive Producers: Geoff Trio & Ron Haryanto Stefan du Randt: Engineering, mixing and production Jack Garzonio: Additional engineering and assistant Nicolas Mendoza: Live sound engineer Mastered at Studios 301 by Steve Smart Ray Beadle plays Tasman, Epiphone & Gibson Guitars provided by Australis Music Track #1 - Whiskey Drinkin’ Fool Guitar Played – Tasman 300-OE I wrote “Whiskey Drinkin Fool” when gathering new material for the International Blues Challenge in Memphis back in Jan of this year 2020. It’s in the delta style of Lightning Hopkins, one of my favourite blues guitar players and vocalists. Track #2 - Last Fair Deal Guitar Played – Tasman 150-OE This is my take on the 1936 Robert Johnson number. I was playing Robert's gem 'Last Fair Deal' one day and thought it would be great fun to play as a 2/4 country feel. With the snare and upright bass, it has a flavour of its own." Track #3 - I Want to Go Guitar Played – Tasman 150-OE I just love the different feel of this track and what John Mayall has done with delta style blues. I was lucky enough to support him at the Basement. John and his wife were genuinely nice to me. This track is for them. Track #4 – Hard Head Guitar Played – Epiphone ES-339 Interesting to do this track and see peoples reactions on the night of the recording. Some people were laughing (nervously) and others were raising eyebrows. This song and the tone that it was performed back in the 50s is part of the non politically correct history of the blues. Track #5 - I Ain’t Coming Home Guitar Played – Epiphone ES-339 I wrote this song before heading to Memphis for the International Blues Challenge 2020. I wrote it in the traditional vein of 50s blues. Track #6 – Roadblock Guitar Played – Gibson ES-235 in Gloss Vintage Sunburst Johnny Adams is one of my favourite blues singers. This song has great lyrics and the fellas Jonathan and Andrew did a great job on this one. Track #7 – Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying Guitar Played – Gibson ES-235 in Gloss Vintage Sunburst I’ve always wanted to record this ballad that I first heard Ray Charles do years ago. I glad that we had the chance to put this track on the record. Track #8 – Diamonds at Her Feet Guitar Played – Gibson ES-235 in Gloss Vintage Sunburst A significant memory of my time playing in the line up of The Foreday Riders. Ron King introduced me to this song and maybe more importantly this chord progression. A lot of fun to blow over. Thanks Ron Track #9 – Bayou Guitar Played – Gibson ES-235 in Gloss Vintage Sunburst This is a George Benson track that I ran past the band with just before we started recording. This is not a strong style of mine, but I will always enjoy the challenge of playing the style of Be Bop Blues. Andrew and Jonathan really blew me away on this track! FACE BOOK   / raybeadleband   WEBSITE https://www.raybeadleband.com/ INSTAGRAM   / ray.beadle   SPOTIFY https://open.spotify.com/artist/7wGs0...