Jimmy D. Lane With Double Trouble - It’s Time '2004
Artist | Jimmy D. Lane With Double Trouble Related artists |
Album name | It’s Time |
Country | |
Date | 2004 |
Genre | Blues |
Play time | 53:56 |
Format / Bitrate | Stereo 11290 Kbps
/ 2822.4 kHz MP3 320 Kbps |
Media | DSD |
Size | 2.29 GB |
Price | Download $8.95 |
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You might call Jimmy D. Lane a natural born bluesman. His father was the legendary Jimmy Rogers, who Jimmy D. shared the stage with for many years before recording on his own. Lane can play it ’50s-style, as he did with his father and on Eomot RaSun’s album, but he can also turn it up and rock out with any of the finest guitar slingers. For It’s Time, Lane tackles a program of original tunes (except for one), with the aid of Double Trouble, Stevie Ray Vaughan’s rhythm section. These guys bring decades of experience to their blues rhythms, and know exactly how to support a player like Lane. Keyboard duties are split between Celia Ann Price on B3 and piano, and Mike Finnigan on the B3. In addition, the album was produced and engineered by the one and only Eddie Kramer, who adds crisp, clear production values and some very subtle studio tricks (check out the panning in the slide solo on “Stuck in the Middleâ€). As a writer, Lane sticks close to standard subject matter “What Makes People†is certainly a close cousin of Willie Dixon’s “The Same Thing,†but the variety of tempos and grooves and great playing all around keep the album exciting. The reggae-inflected acoustic rhythm guitar and congas give “Til I Loved You†a unique sound, and the acoustic guitar, haunting slide and general atmosphere of “Stuck in the Middle†brings Lane close to Little Axe territory. “Ain’t It a Pity†adds a bit of gospel flavor, a wonderful liquid guitar tone and the slightest bit of echo on some of Lane’s vocals to great effect. But most of these songs showcase Lane’s considerable guitar prowess and tough playing style. Great guitar solos are in abundance all over It’s Time, and Lane really gets a chance to stretch out on Elmore James’ “Bleeding Tracklist: 01. What Makes People 331 02. Til I Loved You 329 03. Half Love 401 04. Aint It A Pity 411 05. Its Time 417 06. Stuck In The Middle 403 07. Hand On The Door 423 08. Bad Luck 523 09. My Nature 449 10. 24-7 244 11. Bleeding Heart 1028 12. Salina 232