Vidar Busk & His True Believers - Stompin' Our Feet With Joy (2011)






_{Time: 69:26
Label: Grappa
Styles: Modern electric blues, West Coast blues
Year: 2011}


[4:42] 1. Stompin' Our Feet With Joy
[2:57] 2. Boogie Leg
[2:17] 3. Working Man Blues
[4:15] 4. 5-10-15 Hours
[2:52] 5. Lucy Mae Blues
[3:41] 6. Anywhere You Go
[5:01] 7. The Ballad Of Vidar Busk
[4:21] 8. Live My Life Too Fast
[3:42] 9. Low Down Shakin' Chill
[3:01] 10. Shrimps At South Park
[3:44] 11. Lawdy Miss Clawdy
[3:47] 12. Use What You Got
[4:45] 13. Make Me Feel So Bad
[5:02] 14. She Wants To Sell My Monkey
[3:52] 15. Jelly Roll (Bonus)
[3:28] 16. Dreamin About The Wolf (Bonus)
[3:53] 17. In The Alley (Bonus)
[3:58] 18. The Second Coming (Bonus)

Personnel:
Vidar Busk - Guitar, Lead Vocals
Rune Endal - Bass, Background Vocals
Arne Fjeld Rasmussen - Harmonica, Background Vocals
Martin Winstad - Drums, Background Vocals

Vidar Busk was born May 19, 1970, and is today considered to be one of the best guitarists in Norway regardless of genre. He grew up in Langesund, but moved to the United States as a 15 year old to play the blues together with American harmonica player Rock Bottom. Together they toured USA for many years before Vidar moved back to Norway and in 1996 he started his own band, Vidar Busk & His True Believers. They published the critically acclaimed album "Stompin 'Our Feet with Joy" in 1997 and then released two more albums, "I Came Here To Rock" and "Atomic Swing", before the band was put on ice in 2000.

Vidar then chose a new musical profile through the albums "Venus Texas", "Starfish" and "Love Buzz" and in 2007 Vidar's latest album, "Jookbox Charade", was released. He is known to tour a lot and has played most of the major festivals in Norway, Scandinavia and Europe. Vidar has received the "Grammy Award" in 1998 and in 2003. He also got the "Smuget Award" in 2004 and received the"Notodden Blues Festival" award in 1997. Vidar has played with many great artist in various genres and is known to be a great interpreter of Jimi Hendrix.
_{Quelle:Website von Vidar Busk}


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