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20
Years 2003
CD CRS CECD7
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20
years of Juke Joints, 20 years of Rock Rolling
blues, 20 years of setting stages on fire all
over the world, that calls for a suitable celebration.
It goes without saying that a band of the calibre
of the Juke Joints celebrates this anniversary
in grand fashion, with a threefold party programme:
October 2003, the month of the anniversary,
not only sees several special celebration shows,
there´s also the release of this double
CD plus the release of the DVD of their thunderous
concert at the Moulin Blues Festival in Holland,
May 2002!
Disc 2 of this double CD is an exquisite survey
of the 20 years in which these ambassadors of
Dutch blues, still led out by the original members
Peter Kempe (lead vocals/drums/mandolin) and
Sonnyboy van der Broek (harmonica/vocals/accordion),
have been conquering the world. The present
line-up also includes Michel Boogie Mike
Staat on lead guitar and Peter Repete
van Merode on bass.
It was nearly 10 years ago that the band managed
to create a succesful breakthrough on the other
side of the Atlantic. This initiated a host
of invitations to renowned festivals, on which
they shared stages with BB King, Bonnie Raitt,
Dr. John, Little Feat, The Fabulous Thunderbirds,
Walter Trout and many other luminaries of the
blues.
So far the band has released 9 albums, 4 of
which are live CD´s. From each album those
tracks have been selected that best capture
the specific atmosphere of that album. As the
band has gathered it´s impressive reputation
and ditto fanbase first and foremost from their
fiery and highly energetic live performances,
it is a small wonder that indeed 9 tracks have
been culled from 3 of the live albums. Of course
concert staples like Betty Lee,
Shake It and Out On The Western
Plain have not been omitted. And surely
the two tracks form their highly sought after
debut (LP only!) Dancing Shoes are
a real treat!
Disc 0 is an exclusive bonus CD, containing
7 exuberant live tracks that reflect memorable
performances with special guests like Willy
Foster, Mark Wenner of the Nighthawks and with
a amazing Big Band (most of these tracks were
never before released). This disc closes with
a unique performance of their crowdpleaser,
inspiration Rory Gallagher´s Going
To My Hometown in a studio in the Irish
town of Kilkenny, followed by a highly entertaining
interview with their host.
Juke Joints 20 Years is a most valuable
document of a band that has created it´s
very own synthesis of blues and rock and roll,
an absolute must for their many fans and an
impressive introduction for those who aren´t
yet but no doubt will be soon.
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Bert
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Soul
On Fire (Peter Kempe) |
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Jenny
Lou (Nighthawks) |
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Betty
Lee (Peter Kempe) |
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Next
Time You See Me (Junior Parker) |
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Ubangi
Stomp (Underwood) |
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Dancing
Shoes (Peter Kempe) |
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Out
On The Western Plain (Letbetter) |
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Truck
Driving Man (T. Fell) |
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Please
Baby Please (Peter Kempe) |
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Don't
Give It Up (Peter Kempe) |
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What
In The World (Willy Dixon) |
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Please
Come Home (Peter Kempe) |
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Shake
It (Peter Kempe) |
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Black
Cat (Peter Kempe) |
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Babe
Ruth (Peter Kempe) |
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Pack,
Fair & Square (Price) |
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I'm
Worried (Peter Kempe) |
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Don't
Let You Down (Peter Kempe) |
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Mojo
Hand (Kempe) |
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So
Long Baby, Goodbye (Dave Alvin) |
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My
Baby (Kempe) |
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Movin'
Up In Class (Nighthawks) |
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Goodmorning
Blues (Ledbetter) |
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Ready
For The Blues (Foster) |
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Janie
On My Mind (Foster) |
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Low
Down Girl (Peter Kempe) |
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Rock
This Town (Setzer) |
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Going
To My Hometown (Gallagher) |
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Interview
Radio Kilkenny (Irl) |
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