Canadian Tune
Ron Campbell
Performed By
Ron Campbell
Album UPC
775020209121
CD Baby Track ID
5207177
Label
Dirt Road Records
Released
2001-01-01
BPM
111
Rated
0
ISRC
uscgh0863754
Year
2001
Spotify Plays
6
Writers
Writer
Ron Campbell
Pub Co
Ron Campbell
Composer
Ron Campbell
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Rights Controlled
Master and Publishing Grant
Rights
One-Stop: Master + 100% Pub Grant
Original/Cover/Public Domain
original
Country
CANADA - Ontario
Description
“A masterpiece of creative blues writing” - Canadian Blues. Campbell’s husky voice (think Leon Redbone) delivers well-crafted, often hilarious lyrics over an energetic Delta-inspired blues/roots groove full of acoustic slide guitar and wailing harmonica.
Notes
Ron Campbell is a singer/songwriter from Powell River, BC, Canada. His second CD "Pure Blues Guy" features acoustic guitar, harmonica and drums, all played by Campbell, and string bass played by Gord Jolie. Recorded in 2001, the CD includes eleven original blues songs as well as Robert Johnson's "Traveling Riverside Blues" and Bo Diddley's "Who Do You Love". Like Campbell's first CD, the style here is very Delta Blues-influenced: lots of slide guitar and blues harp, and raw passionate vocals.
'... a solid selection of songs. "Chick Flick" is an instant classic. The piano-harp boogie on "Delivery Man" is instantly likeable. "Canadian Tune" is authentic blues guitar playing, however "God Watches Over You And Me" is the truest Delta song on the CD. It features inspiring slide guitar, moanin' and the required religious subject matter. In summary, the recording is a masterpiece of creative song writing and features some fertile Delta blues playing.'
~~ Warren Dallin, Canadian Blues, December 2002 ~~
'... a solid selection of songs. "Chick Flick" is an instant classic. The piano-harp boogie on "Delivery Man" is instantly likeable. "Canadian Tune" is authentic blues guitar playing, however "God Watches Over You And Me" is the truest Delta song on the CD. It features inspiring slide guitar, moanin' and the required religious subject matter. In summary, the recording is a masterpiece of creative song writing and features some fertile Delta blues playing.'
~~ Warren Dallin, Canadian Blues, December 2002 ~~
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