Blues

Karen Lovely - Fish Outta Water (2017)

2017-04-28T15:17:04Z

Karen Lovely - Fish Outta Water (2017)


01. Fish Outta Water 03:51
02. Under the Midnight Sun 03:40
03. Twist My Fate 04:01
04. Waking Up The Dead 03:33
05. Big Black Cadillac 04:27
06. Everything Means Nothing 04:36
07. Hades' Bride (There Was A Time) 03:15
08. Molotov Cocktails 04:33
09. Next Time 03:50
10. Nice and Easy 04:59
11. Punk Rock Johnny Cash 04:21
12. The River's Wide 03:22

Karen Lovely - Vocals
Rick Holmstrom - Guitar (1,2,3,5,6)
Doug Pettibone - Electric and Acoustic Guitars (4,8,9,10,12)
Taras Prodaniuk - Acoustic & Electric Bass
Matt Tecu - Drums & Percussion

Northwest like Stack O' Lee's .44, placing 2nd at the 2010 International Blues Challenge followed by three 2011 Blues Music Award Nominations for Best Contemporary Blues Female Artist, Best Contemporary Blues Album and Best Song for her sophomore release “Still The Rain”.

With the release of her latest album Lovely has established herself as a singer/songwriter with a style uniquely her own. She's been nominated for a prestigious 2016 Blues Music Award for "Best Contemporary Blues Female Artist’ and, in December, won a 2015 Blues411 ‘Jimi’ Award for ‘Best Contemporary Blues Female Artist."

Known for her passionate, driven performances, this powerhouse vocalist delivers a blistering mix of contemporary & old school blues. Lovely's standout performances have garnered awards and critical acclaim at festivals and venues throughout the US, Canada and Europe. --- ottawablues.blogspot.com

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Karen Lovely - Live in Los Angeles (2014)

2017-01-23T17:06:12Z

Karen Lovely - Live in Los Angeles (2014)


01 Ocean of Tears 04:36
02 Sunny Weather 04:50
03 Knock Knock 07:47
04 That's Cold 03:59
05 Still the Rain 06:00
06 Older Fool 04:38
07 Too Little Too Late 04:15
08 Ask Your Heart 03:17
09 Never Felt No Blues 06:45
10 Other Plans 03:33
11 You Don't Move Me No More 03:45
12 Blues Ain't Far Behind 03:16
13 I've Had Enough 05:30

Karen Lovely - vocals
Leonard Griffie - guitar
Michael Vannice - piano, tenor sax
Bob DiChiro - bass
Teri Cote – drums

Lovely’s performance...was one of the most unexpected pleasures of recent memory. Oregon-based, she arrived with little advance notice, backed by a four piece band that interacted with almost symbiotic musical togetherness, enthusiastically riding the surging crests of her passionate interpretations of the blues. Lovely’s style begins from sources within such classic blues singers as Ma Rainey and Bessie Smith. And, like Janis Joplin before her, she has translated those influences into an utterly gripping contemporary style of her own. Her set, which ran non-stop, was superbly supported by a band that could do no wrong. ---Don Heckman, INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF MUSIC

Known for her passionate, driven performances, this powerhouse vocalist delivers a blistering mix of contemporary & old school blues. Her sophomore release,STILL THE RAIN, was nominated for 3 Blues Music Awards including "Best Contemporary Blues Album", "Best Song" and "Best Contemporary Blues Female Artist" and topped the national blues and roots charts. --- karenlovely.com

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Karen Lovely - Lucky Girl (2008)

2013-02-04T17:21:12Z

Karen Lovely - Lucky Girl (2008)


1. Tell Me Baby 	3:24 	
2. You Don't Move Me No More	2:38 
3. Unlucky Girl	3:55 	
4. Boom Boom	4:09 
5. Too Little, Too Late	4:19 
6. I'm a Little Mixed Up 		2:50 
7. Blues Is My Business  	3:16 
8. It's Too Late	3:19 
9. Rock Me	5:13 
10. Boogie Some	3:49 
11. Lucky Girl (Hoochie Coochie Woman	3:58

Karen Lovely - vocals
Richard Bredice, Joe Diehl, Brent Norton - guitar
Alan Mirikitani - bass, guitar, sax
Jeff Addicott - acoustic and electric bass
Alan Deremo, Richard Cousins - bass
David Scoggin, Jim Pugh - piano, organ
Frank Cotinola, Lee Spath - drums
Tom Stamper - drums, percussion
Michael Vannice - baritone, tenor, alto sax
Antoine Salley - keytar
Andy Just - harp

The stunning debut recording, Lucky Girl, by Oregon blues vocalist Karen Lovely is about to take the music loving world by storm. Playing through Lucky Girl is like listening to a history of blues, rhythm & blues and soul all wrapped into one knockout musical package. She covers the spectrum of excellence, from the opening bars of B.B. King's Tell Me Baby to the “gotta smile” handling of John Lee Hooker's Boom Boom into the soulful rendering of the Dennis Walker/ Alan Mirikitani collaboration, Too Little, Too Late. Along with these luminaries, Ms. Lovely also pays tribute to other icons of the genre including Big Mama Thornton, Willie Dixon and Betty James. ---cdbaby.com

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Karen Lovely - Still The Rain (2010)

2013-02-02T17:49:06Z

Karen Lovely - Still The Rain (2010)


1	Blues Ain't Far Behind	3:47		
2	Sunny Weather	4:11		
3	Still the Rain	5:11		
4	Cold Man Cold	4:06		
5	Other Plans	3:50		
6	Ask Your Heart	3:30		
7	Full Time Job	5:52		
8	Glad You're Gone	4:31		
9	Never Felt No Blues	5:10		
10	I've Had Enough	5:12		
11	Older Fool	4:26		
12	Knock Knock	5:10		
13	So Willing	5:07	

Karen Lovely - vocals
Dawwg House Rhythm Section:
Lee Spath - Drums
Richard Cousin - Bass
Jim Pugh - B-3, Keys
Alan Mirkitani - Guitar, Lead Guitar
Michael Vannice - Tenor Sax

Oregon's Karen Lovely certainly established herself as a blueswoman of note with her rousing Pretty Pear CD Lucky Girl while coming within a hare's breath of winning the 2010 International Blues Challenge in Memphis.

Now she broadens her credentials with a masterful follow up, Still The Rain, that should appeal not only to her legion of fans who hear her on SiriusXM satellite radio and many alternative FM and Internet outlets throughout the country, but to a whole new audience with some different material.

Oh sure, Still The Rain has some rousing uptempo blues tunes like Blues Ain't Far Behind, Cold Man Cold, and Ask Your Heart, that feature Lovely's big, lusty voice, plus a vampy jump blues Older Fool with some muscular tenor sax by Michael Vannice of the Dawwg House Rhythm Section.

But it's the ballad cuts that really make this CD so special and appealing, where Karen Lovely throws the glove down and shows us her tender and emotional side. The title tune, Still The Rain, is absolutely dark, emotional, and foreboding, while Karen will make you shiver as her voice drips with sadness on Other Plans accompanied by Vannice's haunting tenor. Veteran Producer Dennis Walker has definitely brought out the best in Karen Lovely on Still The Rain. --- Sunshine Dennis, cdbaby.com

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