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THE MATTHEW SKOLLER BAND | THESE KIND OF BLUES!
TONGUE ‘GROOVE RECORDS (2005) |
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01 Get Paid (M. Skoller)
02 Ghosts in Your Closet
(M. Skoller)
03 Handful of People
(M. Skoller)
04 These Kind of Blues
(D. Malone, H. Parker)
05 Let the World Come to You
(M. Skoller/Vincent Bucher)
06 Wired World (M. Skoller)
07 Stolen Thunder (M. Skoller)
08 Down At Your Buryin'
(J. Cotton)
09 Julia (M. Skoller)
10 Where Can You Be?
(J. Reed)
11 Handful (Re-mix)
(J.A.Q./M. Skoller) |
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Matthew Skoller: harp/vocals all tracks
Lurrie Bell: Guitar all tracks except 8
Larry Skoller: Guitar all tracks
Sidney James Wingfield: keyboards tracks:1,3,4,5,67,9,11
Willie “Vamp” Samuels: bass all tracks
Kenny Smith: drums all tracks
Brian Ritchie Shakuhachi: tracks: 5,8
Johnny Iguana: piano track: 8
Willie Henderson: baritone sax: track 4
Peaches Staten: washboard track: 9
Mike Avery: background vocal tracks: 1,4,5,
Bob Friedman: background vocals tracks: 7,9
Cynthia Butts, James F. Teague,
Marro-Di’Jon Murry: background vocals track: 5
Heitor Garcia: congas track: 7
J.A.Q. remix, added lyrics & vocals bonus track: 11 |
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| Various Artists |
Chicago Blues A Living History |
(Raisn' Music) |
2009 |
| Lurrie Bell |
Let's Talk About Love |
(Aria G.B. Records) |
2008 |
| Deitra Farr |
Let it Go |
(JSP) |
2005 |
| Koko Taylor |
Royal Blue |
(Alligator) |
2000 |
| Big Time Sarah |
A Million Of You |
(Delmark) |
2000 |
| Michael Coleman |
Do Your Thing! |
(Delmark) |
2000 |
| John Primer |
Knocking At Your Door |
(Telarc) |
2000 |
| John Primer |
Keep On Lovin' The Blues |
(Code Blue) |
1997 |
| Charlelie Couture |
Casque Nu |
(Chrysalis) |
1997 |
| Bernard Allison |
Keepin' The Blues Alive |
(Cannonball) |
1997 |
| H-Bomb Ferguson |
Wiggin' Out |
(Earwig) |
1993 |
| Larry Garner |
You Need to Live A Little |
(Polygram) |
1993 |
| Harvey Mandel |
Twist City |
(Western Front) |
1993 |
| Big Daddy Kinsey |
Can't Let Go |
(Blind Pig) |
1989 |
| Harmonica master Carey Bell recorded Matthew Skoller’s original composition, “Love Her, Don’t Shove Her,” on his album Good Luck Man for Alligator Records (1997). |
| Legendary blues and boogie-woogie pianist, H-Bomb Ferguson, also recorded “Love Her, Don’t Shove Her” on his Earwig Records CD, Wiggin' Out (1993). |
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