Os dejo este discazo en directo de esta señora. Grabado a inicios de este loco siglo XXI.

A.M
"Dedicado a mi amatxi"


TrackList
1.Brick
2.My Heart Bleeds Blue
3.Don't Lie To Me
4.I'm A Woman
5.You're With Me
6.I Believe
7.Dream, The
8.Goodbye Misery
Primer álbum en vivo de esta blueswoman de los USA, la guitarrista y cantante Deborah
Coleman. Mucha fuerza tanto al micro como a la guitarra y un sonido en vivo que más
quisieran muchas grabaciones de estudio.
Os pongo una frase que la traduccion de google me ha escupido del review en inglés.
"En cuanto a su voz, es más como el café turco con chocolate caliente".
De lo mejor que he escuchado de blues actual. Esta tía es la caña y sé que os va a gustar
a muchos.
Coleman. Mucha fuerza tanto al micro como a la guitarra y un sonido en vivo que más
quisieran muchas grabaciones de estudio.
Os pongo una frase que la traduccion de google me ha escupido del review en inglés.
"En cuanto a su voz, es más como el café turco con chocolate caliente".
De lo mejor que he escuchado de blues actual. Esta tía es la caña y sé que os va a gustar
a muchos.
A.M
"Dedicado a mi amatxi"
The first live album from up-and-coming blues guitarist and singer Deborah Coleman is a sheer delight, chock-full of evidence that someday she'll be considered one of the brightest stars in blues. Soul Be It! starts off nice and easy, with the uptempo-yet-relaxed "Brick." That's just to warm you up, however. By the time "I'm a Woman" rolls around, Coleman's guitar playing catches fire. As for her voice, it's more
like Turkish coffee than hot chocolate; there's a richness to her singing that a connoisseur will appreciate. The 12-minute final track, "Goodbye Misery," is a revelation: in a mere eight tracks, Coleman takes her listeners from the opening bars (the bars' opening?) at 9 p.m. all the way to 2 in the morning, with relentless energy.
Coleman has to be one of the hardest-working women in the business; she mentions being home perhaps two weeks out of the year. All her work pays off in this live recording, which is as refined as a studio performance, but has that extra kick only a live show can deliver.
like Turkish coffee than hot chocolate; there's a richness to her singing that a connoisseur will appreciate. The 12-minute final track, "Goodbye Misery," is a revelation: in a mere eight tracks, Coleman takes her listeners from the opening bars (the bars' opening?) at 9 p.m. all the way to 2 in the morning, with relentless energy.
Coleman has to be one of the hardest-working women in the business; she mentions being home perhaps two weeks out of the year. All her work pays off in this live recording, which is as refined as a studio performance, but has that extra kick only a live show can deliver.

TrackList
1.Brick
2.My Heart Bleeds Blue
3.Don't Lie To Me
4.I'm A Woman
5.You're With Me
6.I Believe
7.Dream, The
8.Goodbye Misery
