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29 de jun. de 2021 · There, she recorded The Real Ellen McIlwaine with the Ville Émard Blues Band and made her next album, Everybody Needs It, with one of her biggest heroes, legendary Cream bassist Jack Bruce.
Amazing album that defies categorization. Bought it because I am a Jack Bruce fan. Now I am an Ellen fan as well.She is the real deal. While that is enough for music lovers it's usually not translated into huge sales. Very musical endeavor. Check it out for some good blues based music.Not just blues...Just buy it if you see it!
On Everybody Needs It (1982), McIlwaine hooks up with legendary blues-rock bass player Jack Bruce (Bluesbreakers, Cream) for what is widely considered her signature album. Produced by McIlwaine and arranged with the help of Bruce and multi-instrumentalist Howard Levy, the record yields McIlwaine gems like the driving, slide-guitar-powered "I ...
Ellen McIlwaine, a fiery slide-guitarist and singer who came to prominence in the late 1960s, has died aged 75. She performed with Jimi Hendrix in Greenwich Village and formed what was then a rare ...
30 de jun. de 2021 · There, she recorded The Real Ellen McIlwaine with the Ville Émard Blues Band and made her next album, Everybody Needs It, with one of her biggest heroes, legendary Cream bassist Jack Bruce. One night, while appearing at the Rising Sun in Montreal, Ms. McIlwaine reconnected with an old friend, singer Lisa Hartt.
It is followed by the earlier 1975 release "The Real Ellen McIlwaine", which works very well. It consists of more of the solo Ellen and lots of guitar, with the slide on the opening song "Higher Ground" (StevieWonder) grabbing you straight away. All in all a worthwhile addition to any serious collection and a must for Jack Bruce fans.
In 1975, she recorded The Real Ellen McIlwaine for Canadian label Kot'Ai. Her subsequent output was somewhat sporadic, but her performances remained spirited. Her other recordings prior to the new millennium included Ellen McIlwaine (1978) for United Artists; Everybody Needs It (1982) for the Blind Pig label; and a 1988 release on Stony Plain, Looking for Trouble.
