James Blood Ulmer - In And Out FLAC

James Blood Ulmer Electric Blues 2009

Tracklist

1	No Man's Land	4:27
2	A Thing For Joe	5:54
3	Fat Mama	6:09
4	Eviction	4:14
5	Baby Talk	4:03
6	Maya	7:46
7	My Woman	4:35
8	High Yellow	5:12
9	I Believe In You	5:22
10	Backbiter	5:38

Companies, etc.

Recorded At – Klangstudio Leyh
Mixed At – Klangstudio Leyh
Mastered At – Klangstudio Leyh
Phonographic Copyright (p) – In+Out Records
Copyright (c) – In+Out Records

Credits

Design – Ulf Ryberg
Drums – Aubrey Dayle
Electric Bass, Double Bass [Acoustic Bass] – Mark Peterson
Engineer – Winnie Leyh
Guitar, Vocals, Flute – James ‚Blood‘ Ulmer*
Photography By – Rafael Toussaint
Producer – Frank Kleinschmidt, James 'Blood' Ulmer*
Written-By – James 'Blood' Ulmer*

Notes

Recorded August 15th & 16th 2008 at Klangstudio Leyh
Mixed & mastered April 19th & 20th 2009 at Klangstudio Leyh

Ⓟ&Ⓒ 2009 In+Out Records

Made in EEC

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (Text): 7 98747 71002 2
Barcode (String): 798747710022
Barcode (Scanned UPC as 13-digit GTIN): 0798747710022
Matrix / Runout: Sony DADC A0101277786-0101 21 A03
Matrix / Runout (Pressing code): A03
Mastering SID Code: IFPI L551
Mould SID Code: IFPI 94K4
Label Code: LC 07588
Other (SPARS Code): DDD
Rights Society: GEMA

Gavinrage

The latest release of James Blood Ulmer - musically close to perfect, not far away from the outstanding "Live at the Bayerischer Hof". Very interesting variation of the 30 year old "Baby Talk", now more in the Blues section and without David Murray's saxophone, but a great new version with JBU's guitar now taking the fast part of the Baby Talk theme. The other songs are not only a repetition of older takes, they come with astonishing and vivid new ideas. Going to 70, JBU is still young in developing his very special way of playing the (Electric) Blues. Too bad, that the recording itself shows the signs of the modern MP3-world, overemphasized basses and a low dynamic range make the CD ready for every Ipod (is this music really made for that? I doubt!), but not for a good and honest stereo equipment without any regulators for treble, bass or something else, where the music goes "In+Out" how it is stored on the CD. Maybe I should buy an equalizer now?