Warner Bros. publish Gary Clark Jr’s second album : ‘The Story Of Sonny Boy Slim’ (2015)
Gary Clark Jr‘s “The Story Of Sonny Boy Slim” is his second album released on September 11, 2015 by Warner Bros. Records
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2 . The Healing (WFUV)
3 . Hold On (WFUV)
4 . The Healing (Bonnaroo)
5 . The Healing (The Orange Peel, Asheville, Nc, 6/14/15)
6 . Grinder (Official Video)
7 . Grinder (Toronto Jazz Festival, 2015)
8 . Our Love
9 . Church
Track Listing : 1.The Healing (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 00:00 . 2.Grinder (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 03:22 . 3.Star (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 04:44 . 4.Our Love (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 04:11 . 5.Church (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 05:10 . 6.Hold On (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 03:46 . 7.Cold Blooded (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 03:43 . 8.Wings (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 04:12 . 9.Byob (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 01:00 . 10.Can’T Sleep (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 03:47 . 11.Stay (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 03:44 . 12.Shake (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 03:17 . 13.Down To Ride (Gary Clark, Jr.) – 07:52
Musicians : Gary Clark, Jr. – Guitar, Vocals, Harmonica . Johnny Bradley – Bass On (1 – 7 – 12) . Savannah Clark – Backing Vocals On (1 – 3 – 5) . Shawn Clark – Backing Vocals On (1 – 3 – 5) . Jason Frey – Baritone Saxophone On (2 – 4 – 6 – 7 – 8) . Cheex – Synth On (3), Finger Snaps On (4 – 12) . Joe Woullard – Baritone Saxophone, Flute On (4 – 6 – 7 – 8) . Lewis Stephens – Organ, Piano On (4 – 7 – 8) . Hard Proof Horns – Horns On (4 – 6 – 7 – 8) . Derek Phelps – Trumpet On (4 – 6 – 7 – 8) . Johnny Radelat – Drums On (7) . Tameca Jones – Backing Vocals On (8) . Jj Johnson – Drums On (10) . Jacob Sciba – Bass On (11) . Zapata – Guitar On (11) . Jay Moeller – Drums On (12)
Production : Produced By Gary Clark Jr., Bharath “Cheex” Ramanath*, Jacob Sciba .
Package : Donny Phillips – Illustration, Design . Kihl Studio – Illustration, Design
(Source Gary Clark Jr. – The Story Of Sonny Boy Slim | The Story Of Sonny Boy Slim | Gary Clark Jr. – Offial Site)
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Exclaim!
This adoption of slick, of-the-day stylings isn’t the only surprise that Clark has in store for listeners here. An even bigger shocker may be the quality of his singing, which gets little attention compared to his renowned guitar chops. […]
The New York Times
Mr. Clark is smart to resist typecasting as a blues revivalist and to approach the studio as a platform distinct from the stage. Still, the standout tracks here are those that echo his live act, like “Grinder,” a heavy-blues chug. […]
CONSEQUENCE OF SOUND
With a new dose of narrative flow, his second record keeps tighter boundaries than his first. It’s less adventurous but more driven, with sharper eyes on the road. […]
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