HART, Beth & JOE BONAMASSA Don't Explain (LP, 180g colored Vinyl)

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(J&R Adventures) 10 tracks, 180g clear Vinyl Singer Beth Hart, known for her distinctive strong... more

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HART, Beth & JOE BONAMASSA: Don't Explain (LP, 180g colored Vinyl)

(J&R Adventures) 10 tracks, 180g clear Vinyl

Singer Beth Hart, known for her distinctive strong blues rock sound, refines classic soul covers with her expressive voice on “Don't Explain”.

“Don't Explain”, which came about through her friendship with guitarist Joe Bonamassa, contains 10 songs, incomparably interpreted by Beth Hart, with Joe Bonamassa on guitar and his unique band behind her.

The track listing includes songs by artists such as Billie Holiday (the title track, “Don't Explain”), Aretha Franklin (“Ain't No Way”), Bill Withers (“For My Friend”), Ray Charles (“Sinner's Prayer”), Delaney & Bonnie (“Well, Well,” a vocal duet with Joe Bonamassa), Tom Waits (“Chocolate Jesus”), Etta James (“I'd Rather Go Blind” and “Something's Got A Hold On Me”) - one of Beth Hart's personal favorites.

The sound on “Don't Explain'” is a simmering mix of soul, jazz, rock and blues, dominated by Hart's vocals. “Beth was a hidden gem,” says Bonamassa. “She has a beautiful voice. She's a fantastic singer and a lovely person.” And 'Don't Explain' explains it all.

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Interpret: HART, Beth & JOE BONAMASSA
Album titlle: Don't Explain (LP, 180g colored Vinyl)
Genre Blues
Label J&R ADVENTURES
Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min
Vinyl record size LP (12 Inch)
Record Grading Mint (M)
Sleeve Grading Mint (M)
Vinyl weight 180g Vinyl
Artikelart LP
EAN: 8712725747970
weight in Kg 0.32

Hart, Beth - Don't Explain (LP, 180g colored Vinyl) LP 1
01	Sinner's Prayer	Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa
02	Chocolate Jesus	Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa
03	Your Heart Is As Black As Night	Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa
04	For My Friend	Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa
05	I'd Rather Go Blind	Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa
06	Don't Explain	Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa
07	Something's Got A Hold On Me	Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa
08	I'll Take Care Of You	Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa
09	Well, well	Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa
10	Ain't No Way	Beth Hart & Joe Bonamassa

Beth Hart is on fire. Right now, the Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter is riding a creative... more

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"HART, Beth & JOE BONAMASSA"

Beth Hart is on fire. Right now, the Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter is riding a creative tidal wave, firing out acclaimed albums, hooking up with the biggest names in music and rocking the house each night with that celebrated burnt-honey voice. In 2016, the headline news is Beth’s latest album, Fire On The Floor, a release that even this fiercely self-critical artist describes as “pretty frickin’ good.” But let’s not forget the backstory that brought her here…

The Blues Magazine once dubbed Beth Hart “the ultimate female rock star”, and there’s no doubt that her two-decade career is the ultimate thrill-ride. Born in Los Angeles, she released a fistful of hit albums through the ’90s, then reignited in the post-millennium as both a solo artist and the head-turning vocalist for guitar heroes like Joe Bonamassa, Jeff Beck and Slash. “Extraordinary,” wrote The Times of her once-a-generation voice box, while The Guardian praised her “daring, brooding and angry” performances.

But it’s in recent times that Beth has truly blossomed. In April 2015, she released Better Than Home, a critical and commercial smash that topped the iTunes Blues Chart and was crowned #4 Best Blues Album Of The Year by Mojo magazine. The release also reached #1 in the Dutch charts and helped Beth to fill Amsterdam’s Heineken Music Hall with 5,500 fans (her largest club show to date). “Oh, that was so good, man,” she reflects. “I love Holland. They’ve been really good to me.”

The US market has embraced her, too, with Beth packing ever-larger venues in major cities on the Better Than Home tour – including Nashville’s iconic Ryman Auditorium – and receiving a nomination from the American Blues Foundation in the category of Contemporary Blues Female Artist. “It’s unbelievable,” she admits. “This last tour, we were playing much bigger houses than I’d ever played in the States – and they were sold-out.”

Meanwhile, on the other side of the pond, Beth’s rocketing UK profile has never been higher. Recent years have seen auspicious headline sets at the Royal Albert Hall and the Barbican (not to mention the historic Hampton Court Palace with Joe Bonamassa), and in December 2015, she chalked up another first with a spot on Jools Holland’s legendary annual Hootenanny.

Bringing in the New Year with a soulful take on Tell Her You Belong To Me and Nutbush City Limits alongside long-time collaborator Jeff Beck, it spoke volumes that the pair’s performance rapidly became the Hootenanny’s most-watched clip on the BBC’s official YouTube channel (even overtaking heavyweights like Tom Jones and Paul Weller). “Every time Jeff performs, he just kills it,” gushes Beth, who also joins the veteran guitarist for her first-ever appearance at the Hollywood Bowl this year. “To me, he’s the greatest ever.”

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