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25 de dic. de 2018 · Muddy Springs Road, originally released in 1995 on Watermelon Records, was the album in which Omar Kent Dykes finally started putting everything together, opening up his sound with additional players, including harmonica ace Gary Primich and session drummer George Rains, while at the same time.
Harmonica – Gary Primich; Percussion – Mark Hallman; Photography By – Scott Newton; Piano, Organ – Nick Connolly; Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – James Tuttle; Producer, Liner Notes – Kevin Wommack; Vocals, Guitar, Producer – Omar Dykes
Omar And The Howlers is a Texas based electric blues and blues rock band, The original Howlers was formed in Hattiesburg, Mississippi in 1973. Three years later they moved to Austin, Texas. The band has regularly toured European countries. Led by singer/guitarist Omar Dykes, they are best known for the 1987 album Hard Times in the Land of Plenty which sold over half a million copies and whose ...
Featured peformers: Omar Dykes (vocals, guitar, producer, writer), Bradley Kopp (acoustic guitar), Gerry "Phareaux" Felton (bass guitar), George Rains (drums), Mark Hallman (percussion), Gary Primich (harmonica), Nick Connolly (piano, organ), Kevin Wommack (producer, liner notes), James Tuttle (producer, recording engineer, mixing engineer ...
3 de nov. de 2006 · For this album, Dykes abandoned his customary trio format to lead a septet of Austin all-stars, including such notables as harmonica player Gary Primich, keyboardist Nick Connolly, and drummer George Rains.
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Locker, swampig groovend, mit einer herrlich vibrierenden Orgel untermalt, stapft Omar die Muddy Springs Road entlang und erzählt mit seinem typischen, bärbeißigen Gesang. Im Hintergrund heult die Mundharmonika, der Rhythmus nimmt einen unweigerlich mit auf diesen Trip.
