Tab Benoit
Count de Hoernle Amphitheater
Mizner Park
590 Plaza Real
Boca Raton, FL
Saturday, January 18, 2014
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Set: (49:05)
101. Intro > 1
102. Medicine
103. Hot Tamale Baby
104. Darkness
105. Shelter Me
106. Little Girl Blues
107. Nothing Takes the Place of You >
108. Night Train
NOTES:
Day 1 of the 2nd Annual Sunshine Music & Blues Festival, January 18-19, 2014
Locations: Boca Raton & St. Petersburg, FL
Tedeschi Trucks Band, Leon Russell, Hot Tuna (acoustic), Stanley Clarke, Galactic,
JJ Grey, Tab Benoit, The Ringers, Bobby Lee Rodgers Duo, & Oli Brown.
1. Intro by Andy Preston, DJ from WKGR-FM 98.7 The Gater
Taped, edited, and transferred by Spyder9 Studios(dnolanjr@yahoo.com)
Released March 19, 2014
Location: Stage 2, Lawn, at the SBD, ROC
The Band:
Tab Benoit - vocals, guitar
Corey Duplechin - bass, vocals
Terrence Higgins - drums, vocals
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October 7, 2014
December 1, 2012
TAB BENOIT - Legacy: The Best of Tab Benoit
Tab Benoit – Legacy: The Best of Tab Benoit (2012)
Louisiana-born guitarist and singer Tab Benoit from so deep in the wetlands that it’s almost all ocean. Hailing from Houma, the seat of Terrebonne Parish, Benoit has indisputable bayou bona fides and the exposure to that musical and cultural melting pot called the Gulf Rim that comes with it. Telarc’s Legacy: The Best of Tab Benoit demonstrates his expansive musical palette and sure grasp of zydeco, creole, blues, R&B, and rock as viewed through the NOLA prism. Selected from Benoit’s Telarc catalog, Legacy features 14 songs recorded over 10 years that give a fair accounting of his very fine career.
The blues is central to the Benoit aesthetic. Benoit’s “Nice and Warm” is a slow blues that was almost went unrecorded. Nevertheless, this piece was the title track on Benoit’s first recording for Vanguard in 1999. The guitarist explains that he had been thinking of the song during the first recording sessions and did not decide to try it out until the rest of the album was in the can. It turned out so well that it titled the album. Benoit reprised the piece with Nighthawks guitarist Jimmy Thackery on Whiskey Store (Telarc, 2002). With Reese Wynans driving the Hammond B3, “Nice and Warm” becomes appropriately greasy and soulful. Benoit provides a searing introduction before launching into his plight of being cold far from home. The band allows plenty of room for Benoit to execute his ideas, providing spot-on dynamics in one of the harder musical genres to play well.
Benoit’s solo is the first climax of the song; the crescendo builds to a dramatic breaking point before being brought back down for Reese Wynans’ mellower organ solo. Another blues wave builds for guitarist Jimmy Thackery’s solo before the song winds its way down like all blues: to that expected coda of resolution. If the United States gave the world nothing but the blues, that would have been enough. Had Benoit not recorded another note, “Nice and Warm” would remain a fitting legacy.
1. Shelter Me ( 5:07)
2. Night Train ( 4:18)
3. I Put a Spell On You ( 4:54)
4. For What It’s Worth ( 5:19)
5. Nice and Warm ( 7:41)
6. Muddy Bottom Blues ( 4:22)
7. Darkness ( 4:42)
8. Comin’ On Strong ( 3:27)
9. The Blues Is Here to Stay ( 6:04)
10. Medicine ( 5:51)
11. These Arms of Mine ( 4:18)
12. Whiskey Store ( 3:31)
13. New Orleans Ladies ( 5:40)
14. Bayou Boogie (10:00)
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November 29, 2012
TAB BENOIT - LIVE: SWAMPLAND JAM
This is by far the best album this Louisiana blues/swamp-rocker has come up with to date. Benoit is playing with basically a three-piece, with Doug Therrien on bass and Allyn Robinson on drums. The rest of the sound is filled in by various guests, some exceedingly strong Louisiana players. Therein lives both the problem and the strength of this disc the sound is a bit thin when there's no guest taking up some space. Only on the slow burner "Heart of Stone" and "Gone Too Long" does the basic band fill up the airwaves. The music is good, but without that fourth player, it doesn't have enough density. When there is another player, the sound is as gritty and raw as they come Cajun-based blues with a swampy sensuality. Benoit's singing and guitar playing have taken giant steps forward and are up there with the best. ~ All Music Guide
01. Let Love Take Control
02. Ain'T Gonna Do It
03. Moon Coming Over The Hill
04. Too Many Dirty Dishes
05. Keep On Moving
06. Heart Of Stone
07. Gone Too Long
08. Garbage Man
09. Crawling King Snake
10. Louisiana Style
11. It Takes A Long Time
12. Hot Tamale Baby http://fp.io/2566dcf9/
November 26, 2012
TAB BENOIT, Debbie Davies, Kenny Neal - Homesick for the Road
Artist: Tab Benoit, Debbie Davies, Kenny Neal
Album: Homesick for the Road
Release Date: Mar 23, 1999
Recording Date: Sep 1998
Label: Telarc
Time: 54:17
Styles: Lousiana Blues, Swamp Blues
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TRACKS
1 Deal with It (Reale, Tiven, Vivino) 4:41
2 Down in the Swamp (Benoit) 5:19
3 Bop 'Til I Drop (Walsh) 4:17
4 So Cold (Constagno) 4:05
5 I Put a Spell on You (Hawkins) 4:51
6 Money (Costagno) 4:46
7 Luberta (Neal) 4:55
8 I Can't Afford My Self (Costagno, Davies) 5:42
9 I've Been Mistreated (Neal) 3:26
10 Night Life (Breeland, Buskirk, Nelson) 3:59
11 Still Called the Blues (Forest, Jackson, Miller) 4:35
12 Homesick for the Road (Costagno) 3:41
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MUSICIANS
Tab Benoit Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Rod Carey Bass
Debbie Davies Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Per Hanson Drums
Bruce Katz Organ
Kenny Neal Guitar, Harmonica, Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Raful Neal Harmonica, Vocals
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TAB BENOIT - Jazzbones Tacoma, WA - November 1st 2008
Tab Benoit
Jazzbones
Tacoma, WA
November 1st 2008
Taper: fubb
Lineage: "On The Fly" matrix (SBD/AUD mix) via Edirol UA-5>Edirol R-09 (16bit, 44.1)>HD>Adobe Audition/cues split via Goldwave
SP C4 Cardiod Mics used/located from a secure spot, achieving the highest possible results.
Please enjoy! But don't gain from my efforts, share freely and support the artist by buying his official stuff and seeing him live.
Several local musicians joined on the 2nd set.
Disc One.
101. Intro
102. I Got Loaded
103. Night Train
104. These Arms Of Mine
105. Pack It Up
106. Sac-au-lait Fishing
107. New Orleans Ladies
108. We Make A Good Gumbo
109. For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That Sound)
110. Too Many Dirty Dishes
111. Muddy Bottom Blues
112. When A Cajun Man Gets The Blues
Disc Two:
201. Stackolina
202. Why Are People Like That?
203. One Foot in the Bayou
204. The Blues Is Here To Stay
205. Unknown jam
206. Midnight and Lonesome
207. Hot Tamale Baby
208. Jambalaya
209. Bayou Boogie
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April 27, 2011
TAB BENOIT : MEDICINE - 2011
Tab Benoit - Medicine
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 50:18
Size: 115.2 MB
Label: Rounder
Styles: Louisiana blues, Swamp blues
Year: 2011
Art: Front
[5:47] 1. Medicine
[3:45] 2. Sunrise
[5:30] 3. A Whole Lotta Soul
[3:10] 4. Come And Get It
[5:32] 5. Broke And Lonely
[4:33] 6. Long Lonely Bayou
[4:01] 7. In It To Win It
[4:16] 8. Can't You See
[4:01] 9. Nothing Takes The Place Of You
[5:01] 10. Next To Me
[4:36] 11. Mudboat Melissa
Tab Benoit's seventh solo album features 11 tracks -- seven of them co-written by Benoit and Anders Osborne -- recorded with a rock-solid roots band of Benoit on guitar, Brady Blade on drums, Ivan Neville on keyboards, and Michael Doucet of Beausoleil on fiddle.
Recording information: Dockside Studio, Maurice, LA.
Tab Benoit (vocals, guitar); Michael Doucet (vocals, fiddle); Anders Osborne (guitar, background vocals); Ivan Neville (Hammond b-3 organ); Brady Blade (drums).
TAB BENOIT : WETLANDS
Tab BENOIT - Wetlands
Styles: Modern Electric Blues, Louisiana Blues & Swamp Blues
Recorded: 2001
Released: 2002
Label: Telarc
File: mp3 @ 320 kbps
Size: 134.23 MB
Time: 56:58
Art: Full Covers
1. Fast and Free - 3:11
2. Stackolina - 4:08
3. I Got Loaded - 4:28
4. Muddy Bottom Blues - 4:22
5. When a Cajun Man Gets the Blues - 4:21
6. Too Sweet for Me - 3:07
7. Down in the Swamp - 4:49
8. These Arms of Mine - 4:17
9. Dog Hill - 3:44
10. Her Mind Is Gone - 3:42
11. Loves Lips - 3:13
12. Let Love Take Control - 5:46
13. Georgia - 7:43
Personnel: Tab BENOIT - Guitar, Vocals
Carl Dufrene - Bass; Darryl White - Drums
with:
Anders Osborne - Guitar, Vocals tr.13
Brian Stoltz - Guitar, Vocals tr.13
Notes: Recorded during a month in Louisiana and sounding it, Tab Benoit's sixth album is a swampy example of the best of that state's music. Rocking, bluesy, and filled with soul, guitarist/vocalist Benoit keeps his sound stripped down to just a three-piece, giving his voice and greasy guitar plenty of room to maneuver. From obscure Professor Longhair second-line tunes ("Her Mind Is Gone") to a cover from zydeco king Boozoo Chavis ("Dog Hill") to a version of Otis Redding's "These Arms of Mine" that makes it seem like a lost New Orleans classic, Benoit traverses a lot of territory over this hour of music. Like his influences, Benoit never overdoes his approach, preferring to keep the focus on his gritty voice, lean guitar, and stark accompaniment of his backing duo. This is music caught between rootsy rock, funk, R&B, and blues, but far from sounding schizoid, it revels in its multiple inspirations. Benoit is in wonderful voice and spirits throughout, sounding loose yet in control regardless of what style he's playing. His guitar solos are taut and succinct, capturing the essence of the atmosphere without reverting to needless showboating. This is music from the heart, played with class, subtlety, and a reverence for its past squeezed into every spirited groove. Thirteen songs and not a misstep, Wetlands is not only Tab Benoit's best album, it's the one most representative of his upbringing and style. Like the autobiographical "Down in the Swamp," those who have never made it to Louisiana need only play this to understand how the area - and Benoit - oozes with the ambience of the muggy air, rich food, and spirits of musicians who have passed.~~by Hal Horowitz.
TAB BENOIT : NICE AND WARM
Tab BENOIT - Nice And Warm
Styles: Modern Electric Blues, Louisiana Blues, Swamp Blues
Recorded: 1992
Released: 1993
Label: Justice Records
File: mp3 @ 320 kbps
Size: 135.87 MB
Time: 58:42
Art: Full Covers
1. Nice And Warm - 7:18
2. Open Book - 3:01
3. So High - 3:58
4. I Put A Spell On You - 5:34
5. Bone Pickin' - 3:12
6. Shining Moon - 4:50
7. The Killing Floor - 4:03
8. Up And Gone - 3:02
9. She's Out There Somewhere - 3:49
10. Drownin' On Dry Land - 6:41
11. Down In The Swamp - 4:38
12. Voodoo In The Bayou - 3:21
13. Ramblin' On My Mind - 5:09
Personnel: Tab BENOIT - Guitars, Vocals, Harmonica; Steve Bailey - Bass; Gregg Bissonette - Drums; Paul English - Hammond B-3, Piano and Dr.John - Piano; Douglas Potter - Bass
Notes: Born in Baton Rouge and raised in Houma, Louisiana, where he still lives, Benoit was schooled in the local blues scene by men like Tabby Thomas and Raful Neal. Temperamentally an old-school musician, he has a taste for uncomplicated recording situations which create the same effect as live performance. This is his first solo recordings for small independent Justice Records from Houston, Texas. This debut, is a startingly fresh. The guitarist has a gutsy, fuel-injected style that adds real spice to his swampy blues. Benoit draws equally from the Louisiana and Texas traditions and 'Nice & Warm' proves it; not only does he carry on the tradition, he offers a fresh take on it as well.
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April 26, 2011
TAB BENOIT : Jazzbones Tacoma, WA November 1st 2008
Tab Benoit
Jazzbones
Tacoma, WA
November 1st 2008
Taper: fubb
Lineage: "On The Fly" matrix (SBD/AUD mix) via Edirol UA-5>Edirol R-09 (16bit, 44.1)>HD>Adobe Audition/cues split via Goldwave
SP C4 Cardiod Mics used/located from a secure spot, achieving the highest possible results.
Please enjoy! But don't gain from my efforts, share freely and support the artist by buying his official stuff and seeing him live.
Several local musicians joined on the 2nd set.
Disc One.
101. Intro
102. I Got Loaded
103. Night Train
104. These Arms Of Mine
105. Pack It Up
106. Sac-au-lait Fishing
107. New Orleans Ladies
108. We Make A Good Gumbo
109. For What It's Worth (Stop, Hey What's That Sound)
110. Too Many Dirty Dishes
111. Muddy Bottom Blues
112. When A Cajun Man Gets The Blues
Disc Two:
201. Stackolina
202. Why Are People Like That?
203. One Foot in the Bayou
204. The Blues Is Here To Stay
205. Unknown jam
206. Midnight and Lonesome
207. Hot Tamale Baby
208. Jambalaya
209. Bayou Boogie
TAB BENOIT : Night Train To Nashville (2008)
TAB BENOIT - Night Train To Nashville (2008)
This recording was captured on May 9, 2007 in Nashville, Tennessee the night before The Blues Music Association would award Tab Benoit the B.B. King Entertainer of the Year and Best Contemporary male Performer of 2006. This recording captures Tab Benoit live on stage for an all-star jam session at a pinnacle moment in time that begins the prime years in Tab Benoit's career.
01. Night Train (with Louisiana's Leroux)
02. Solid Simple Things (with Louisiana's Leroux)
03. Darkness (with Louisiana's Leroux)
04. Too Sweet For Me (with Kim Wilson and Louisiana's Leroux)
05. Moon Comin Over The Hill (with Jim Lauderdale and Louisiana's Leroux)
06. Lost In Your Lovin (with Louisiana's Leroux)
07. Rendezvous With the Blues (with Jimmy Hall and Louisiana's Leroux)
08. Fever For The Bayou (with Jumpin' Johnny Sansone and Louisiana's Leroux)
09. New Orleans Ladies (with Jimmy Hall and Louisiana's Leroux)
10. Muddy Bottom Blues (with Louisiana's Leroux)
11. Stackolina (with Kim Wilson, Louisiana's Leroux and Waylon Thibodeaux)
TAB BENOIT - Power of the Pontchartrain - Swampland Jam (1997)
Artist: Tab Benoit
Album: Power of the Pontchartrain
Release Date: Jun 26, 2007
Recording Date: Jan 2007
Label: Telarc
Genre: Blues
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TRACKS
1 Don't Make No Sense (Faulkner, Smith) 4:23
2 Good to Ya, Baby (Egan, Flett) 4:43
3 Shelter Me (Miller, Miller) 5:06
4 Power of the Pontchartrain (Diefender, Medica, Rowell, Teekell, Wall) 6:07
5 For What It's Worth (Stills) 5:19
6 Midnight and Lonesome (Miller) 5:05
7 Sac-au-Lait Fishing (Benoit) 3:56
8 Somebody's Got to Go (Johnson) 4:19
9 I'm Guilty of Lovin' You (Parker, Williams) 4:18
10 Addicted (Roddy) 4:59
11 One Foot in the Bayou (Egan) 4:21
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MUSICIANS
Tab Benoit - Guitar, Vocals, Producer
Nelson Blanchard - Piano, Keyboards, Vocals (bckgr)
Leon Medica - Bass, Leader
Jim Odom - Guitar
David Peters - Drums
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TAB BENOIT, DEBBIE DAVIES, KENNY NEAL - HOMESICK FOR THE ROAD
Artist: Tab Benoit, Debbie Davies, Kenny Neal
Album: Homesick for the Road
Release Date: Mar 23, 1999
Recording Date: Sep 1998
Label: Telarc
Time: 54:17
Styles: Lousiana Blues, Swamp Blues
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TRACKS
1 Deal with It (Reale, Tiven, Vivino) 4:41
2 Down in the Swamp (Benoit) 5:19
3 Bop 'Til I Drop (Walsh) 4:17
4 So Cold (Constagno) 4:05
5 I Put a Spell on You (Hawkins) 4:51
6 Money (Costagno) 4:46
7 Luberta (Neal) 4:55
8 I Can't Afford My Self (Costagno, Davies) 5:42
9 I've Been Mistreated (Neal) 3:26
10 Night Life (Breeland, Buskirk, Nelson) 3:59
11 Still Called the Blues (Forest, Jackson, Miller) 4:35
12 Homesick for the Road (Costagno) 3:41
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MUSICIANS
Tab Benoit Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Rod Carey Bass
Debbie Davies Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Per Hanson Drums
Bruce Katz Organ
Kenny Neal Guitar, Harmonica, Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Raful Neal Harmonica, Vocals
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TAB BENOIT - Live - Swampland Jam (1997)
This is by far the best album this Louisiana blues/swamp-rocker has come up with to date. Benoit is playing with basically a three-piece, with Doug Therrien on bass and Allyn Robinson on drums. The rest of the sound is filled in by various guests, some exceedingly strong Louisiana players. Therein lives both the problem and the strength of this disc the sound is a bit thin when there's no guest taking up some space. Only on the slow burner "Heart of Stone" and "Gone Too Long" does the basic band fill up the airwaves. The music is good, but without that fourth player, it doesn't have enough density. When there is another player, the sound is as gritty and raw as they come Cajun-based blues with a swampy sensuality. Benoit's singing and guitar playing have taken giant steps forward and are up there with the best. ~ All Music Guide
01. Let Love Take Control
02. Ain'T Gonna Do It
03. Moon Coming Over The Hill
04. Too Many Dirty Dishes
05. Keep On Moving
06. Heart Of Stone
07. Gone Too Long
08. Garbage Man
09. Crawling King Snake
10. Louisiana Style
11. It Takes A Long Time
12. Hot Tamale Baby
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