The Four Divas

 

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Blues, Blues Rock, Soul

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A repertoáron a kortárs blues, soul, modern electric blues, blues-rock a rhythm and blues szerepel a négy Díva előadásában.

➡ Zora Young - Learned My lesson (2000) Delmark Records

Tracks:

1. Pity Party (4:54)

2. The Lord Helps Those Who Help Themselves (6:02)

3. Nutbush City Limits (3:54)

4. Better Off With the Blues (6:18)

5. Girl friend (3:12)

6. Blues Fallin' Down like Rain (5:07)

7. My Man's an Undertaker (4:10)

8. Damn Your Eyes (4:36)

9. Learned My Lesson (5:21)

10. Brain Damage (5:22)

11. Livin' in the USA (3:42)

12. Please Send me Someone to Love (5:41)

13. Feel Like Stroking (5:03)

14. Johnny B (5:03)

Learned My Lesson is the celebration of Zora Young’s lifelong love affair with the blues.This is Zora’s first album on an established American label which is surprising since she is one of the most creative blues singers in Chicago. Zora was born in West Point, Mississippi and raised in Chicago where she grew up singing gospel music in a south side church. After years in the R&B “chittlin circuit”, she switched to blues and since then has shared the stage with B.B. and Albert King, played the Chicago Blues Festival many times and tours Europe regularly. Zora’s voice ranges from a melancholy whisper to a rock ‘n’ roll scream, and she will have you in her corner with one listen. With this album Zora Young has finally arrived to claim her rightful place as a contemporary blues powerhouse.

➡ Zola Moon - Earthquakes, Thunder, And Smiling Lightning (2000) Postmodern Music

Tracks:

1. Meatgrinder (5:12)

2. Doll House (4:39)

3. Camel Cash (3:12)

4. Lucky Me (5:52)

5. What's Left (4:03)

6. I Don't Think So (6:38)

7. Lover Man (5:41)

8. Same Old Story (5:02)

9. The Bottom (5:37)

Zola Moon is the powerhouse and the queen of present-day Americana-roots-music and blues/blues-rock. Her no-holds-barred, incendiary live performances are renowned. She is a prolific songwriter and her CDs are made up almost wholly of her own original compositions. Her song writing and singing have received rave reviews from magazines, newspapers, radio DJs, and web sites around the world. Both the Los Angeles Times and the Los Angeles Daily News have called Zola “the South Bay Legend” and the Los Angeles Weekly has called her “one of the Southland’s best-kept musical secrets” .

➡ Renée Geyer - The Ultimate Collection Celebrating Four Decades Of Soul (2010) Warner Music

Tracks:

1. It's A Man's Man's World

2. Best Times

3. Stares And Whispers

4. Say I Love You

5. Heading In The Right Direction

6. It Only Happens (Duet With Doug Williams) - Live

7. Sweet Love

8. If Loving You Is Wrong (I Don't Want To Be Right)

9. Shakey Ground

10. Baby I've Been Missing You

11. Thieves In The Temple

12. Midnight Train To Georgia

13. Steal Away

14. Difficult Woman

15. Love Don't Live Here Anymore

16. God Only Knows

17. Why Can't We Live Together

Renée Rebecca Geyer (11 September 1953 – 17 January 2023) was an Australian singer who was an acclaimed jazz, soul and R&B musician. She released 15 studio albums.

The Ultimate Collection (subtitled Celebrating Four Decades of Soul) is the fourth greatest hits album by Australian musician Renée Geyer. It was released in March 2010 by Warner Music Australia and peaked at number 21 on the RIANZ charts, becoming Geyer's highest charting album in New Zealand.

➡ Layla Zoe - The World Could Change (2022) Cable Car Records

Tracks:

01. Dark Heart

02. Honey Pie

03. Praying Kind

04. The World Could Change

05. The Man Behind The Curtain

06. Brother

07. Watch What You're Doing

08. The Truth Song

09. Baby Bird

10. Jasmine

11. We're All The Same

12. Shine Brightly

Nine years after ‘The Lily’, Canadian blues singer Layla Zoe and guitarist Henrik Freischlader have reunited and recorded a new studio album together at Megaphon Recording Studio in Arnsberg: The World Could Change.

Twelve new songs form the solid sound framework for the powerful and energetic voice of this exceptional singer, who not only inspires with authentic blues rock on her new album, but also with soulful and tender ballads.

Freischlader’s guitar provides goosebumps and cozy warmth with its unmistakable sound, the inspired Hammond organ by Moritz “Mr. Mo” Fuhrhop gives the very last touch. An album to be heard and felt!