| Cari Lee and the Saddle-Ites |
Declarations such as "Five Star Quality!", "Full of vim and vigor!" and "Timeless appeal!" continue to be proclaimed by critics and audiences alike. Cari Lee has shared stages worldwide with talent ranging from contemporary Americana chart hitters such as Wayne Hancock and Nick Kane from the Grammy Award winning band The Mavericks to Country and Rock-n-Roll stars of yesteryear including Glen Glenn and Narvel Felts. Cari Lee has, no doubt, won the hearts of even the most finicky of music connoisseurs with her varied vocal styles ranging from vocal harmonies on the up tempo Hillbilly number "Kiss Me Tonight" to her power packed vocal punches on the rockin' "How Do You Like That" right on over to the heart wrenching torch song "Don't Ever Leave Me"! Cari Lee's talent has raised the question, "Is there anything that this gal can't do?!" "Hadacol Rhythm" and "Stop That Tom Cattin'" both swing with such authentic western style that they'd make Billy Jack Wills blush. The title track, "Red Barn Baby" along with "'Till I Met You" combine the harmonies of Steve Merritt's lead guitar and Billy Wilson's steel guitar and demonstrate how to really bop hillbilly style. Add to the list a few songs like "Stop Whistlin' Wolf" and "You're Gonna Be Sorry Some of These Days" and you've got Rose Maddox, herself, smiling down from the heavens above! With Dickie Hanses on double bass and Leor Beary on drums, this CD is loaded with music that will tickle your ears and tap your feet. |
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ETCD 2050 Cari Lee and the Saddle-Ites
- Red Barn Baby
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| Tracking Lists: 01 'Till I Met You 02 Red Barn Baby 03 Stop Whistlin' Wolf 04 Kiss Me Tonight 05 How Do You Like That 06 Don't Ever Leave Me 07 Stop That Tom Cattin' 08 Only You 09 You're Gonna Be Sorry Some Of These Days 10 Hadacol Rhythm 11 Outbound Train 12 Green Tree Boogie |
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ETCD4020 - CARI LEE & THE SADDLE-ITES
- THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED. The combination of twin guitar harmonies, hot fiddle licks and pounding piano boogie lines along with Cari Lee's rich, expressive vocal talents fill this album with the kind of driving dance tunes that crowd the dance floors to capacity. Former Senior Editor of Rolling Stone Magazine, Ben Fong-Torres declares, "Their obvious love of the music courses through every note, every gesture, every move." Grammy nominated producer of "Welcome To The Club; The Women of Rockabilly", Beth Harrington says, "The Road Less Traveled is music played and sung with precision, energy and a very big heart. They are a thoroughly enjoyable experience live - and now you can enjoy them on a shiny CD of your very own!" Included in this CD are two bonus video clips of the band's national television performance in Spain.
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| Tracking Lists: 01 Standing In Your Window 02 My San Antonio Baby 03 Nobody Loves You 04 Mama Told Me 05 I'm A Pilgrim Traveler 06 Hurry Up 07 I'm gonna Love You 08 Come Home To Me 09 Move On 10 Do You Or don't You 11 I'm Having A Party All By Myself 12 Eeny Meeny Miney Mo 13 Tennessee Avenue 14 Tennessee Avenue (Video Clip) 15 Eeny Meeny Miney Mo (Video Clip) |
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BE-101 CARI LEE AND THE CONTENDERS - SCORCHED
- 12" VINYL Lp With her vocals having been described as "full and expressive, rich as a cup of dark coffee, and smooth as a new asphalt road" by Vintage Guitar Magazine, Cari Lee delivers an album of original compositions such as "Don't Be A Fool", "Fine, Fine Man", and "I Think About You" while unearthing cover songs that have formerly been lost in obscurity. Cari Lee adds distinctive vocal textures to the sultry tune, "The Lover's Curse" and brings a vibrant flair to "How Come", a song first sung by Anita O'Day with Gene Krupa. Combining originals with covers, Cari Lee and her band have created a seamlessly rhythmic album that moves effortlessly between eras, past and present. The result is a torrid convergence of musical pleasure that thrills and captivates listeners. Scorched generates pure, unadulterated audio arousal. |
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/ Escuchar Side A: I Think About You The Lover's Curse Scorched Fine Fine Man Burnt Toast And Black Coffee Side B: How Come? I'm A Little Mixed Up Don't Be A Fool You Shock Me Little Red Rooster Now I'm Gonna |
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