Blind Spot, by Brother Paul

Blind Spot

by Brother Paul

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jr_lavoie A true fusion of the Blues and Country music, well done. Mt Everest has a nice lick (I have an affinity for songs with the tremolo effect for some reason) and an interesting comparison lyric. Your Sin is the closest to pure Blues, but the pedal steel adds so much to the feeling of the song. Great drum rhythm on Murder Ballad. More for Blues fans that also like Country, rather than Country fans that occasionally get the Blues. Favorite track: Let Them Laugh.

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1.	Your Sin 03:21	buy track
2.	Murder Ballad 03:54	buy track
3.	Blind Spot 04:45	buy track
4.	Let Them Laugh 04:32	buy track
5.	Safe Home Tonight 04:23	buy track
6.	You Promised 03:06	buy track
7.	Mt Everest 03:47	buy track
8.	Mystery Train 03:50	buy track
9.	I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry 03:15	buy track
10.	My Own 02:42	buy track

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We recorded the old way; in complete takes, live-off-the-floor, without any Pro Tools magic. On June 5 2013, using only six microphones, Bob captured multiple takes of these songs. He then chose the performances he deemed most worthy to mix and master for the final album. For better or worse, it captures one day of performance & recording at The Playhouse Theatre, a former one-room Mennonite school-house in St. Jacobs Ontario.

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released September 2, 2013

Produced, Engineered, Mixed & Mastered by Bob Guido

www.bobguido.com

Vocals, National Resonator, & Gibson Guitars: “Brother Paul” Faulkner

Pedal Steel: Steve Wood

Drums & Percussion: Jonny Sauder

Upright Bass: Scott Fitzpatrick

Photography & Graphic Design: Kasia Dunn kasiadunnphotography.com

©2013 SOCAN Brother Paul Music: www.brotherpaulblues.com brotherpaulblues@gmail.com

All Songs & Arrangements by Paul Faulkner except: I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry: Hank Williams Sr. Mystery Train: Herman Parker & Sam Phillips

Made In Canada - Original Songs: SOCAN (All Rights Reserved)

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Brother Paul Toronto, Ontario

“The Blues is the roots; everything else is the fruits” - Willie Dixon

“Country music ain’t nothin’ but white man’s Blues” – Rufus Payne

Brother Paul is a proud purveyor of authentic Country, Folk, and Blues music. Armed with a National Resonator, as well as some noisy Gibson Electrics & vintage Fender amplifiers, he hopes to free the world with the emancipating power of Americana Roots Music. ... more

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