1    Cold Heart (Feat. Kenny Blues Boss Wayne) (5:14)
2    Ragtime Willie (2:43)
3    The Warm Up (3:24)
4    Bad Business (3:33)
5    You Chose Me (3:41)
6    Trying To Get Back (4:19)
7    Roswell Child (3:46)
8    This Time (4:01)
9    Time Goes By (3:58)
10    Dynamite Road (5:30)

The Bluesland Horn Band plays music that is a natural blend of blues, soul/jazz, funk, country and gospel all stirred into a spicy blend of original roots music. The band has been playing festivals and clubs for the past many years and features experienced players who have graced stages in Canada, the U.S. and Europe. Check out these songs which come from the heart and are performed as only experienced roots players can. Enjoy! ---cdbaby.com

Calgary-based jazz and roll band the Bluesland Horn Band reminded an attentive audience just how much fun they had at last year’s Lethbridge Jazz Festival was by returning to the Slice, April 2 for a superb horn heavy show.

While there was riveting raspy, belted out vocals some hot harp playing and tasteful guitar playing, this show was all about the brass. They reminded me a lot of bands like Blood, Sweat and Tears and Downchild Blues band and indeed even played Downchild’s “I’ve Got Everything I Need (Almost).

They whole band was totally into their energetic and very tight set, which had people dancing in the aisles. They played jazz-influenced classics and a few tracks from the excellent new CD “Radio Waves” including one of my favourites, “Ragtime Willie,” which lead singer/harp player Marty Cochrane described as “a song about a place like this.”

The horn section switched between several different horns, but concentrated on saxophones. Fluid basslines locked in with the drums flowed throughout the set which got those toes tapping. ---Richard Amery, lethsuntimes.com

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1. Comin Home Baby 	4:52 	
2. St James Infirmary Blues 	4:48 	
3. Cross Road Blues 	3:35 	
4. No Bad News 	3:53 	
5. Tobacco Blues 	4:05 
6. Down in New Orleans 	5:06 	
7. So It Goes 	4:50 
8. People Get Ready 	4:02 
9. Happy Hop 	3:18 	
10. Bon Ton Roula (Live) 	3:42

Pat Belliveau and John Reid – Tenor Sax, 
Dr Z – Trumpet, 
Paul Evans – Baritone Sax, 
Guy Plecash – Keyboards and Lead Vocals, 
Kenny Chalmers – Drums, 
Bryan Czar - Bass Guitar, 
Marty Cochrane – Lead Vocals.

Blues and soul/jazz fans may remember the origins of this band which played throughout Western Canada from 1998 to 2004. The band has been reformed by producer, guitarist Terry Medd. The members of this group have performed with and backed a who’s who list of travelling stars in the blues, jazz and R&B fields over the last 35 years. They have graced the stages of countless festivals and shows throughout North America and Europe. Yes they are “experienced”! They have played on countless albums. In Bluesland with The Cold Sweat Horns you will hear these players, not as anonymous sidemen but as the main act.

On this new album you’ll hear a combination of original material and some classic covers given fresh, new arrangements- classic Rhythm and Blues, songs from Kansas City to Memphis, greasy funk and down in the groove New Orleans blues with a touch of Gospel and Soul/Jazz. As a bonus, the album has some special guests dropping in such as Tom Lavin of the legendary Powder Blues. Enjoy your trip to Bluesland and the new album "Down In New Orleans". ---cdbaby.com

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A1 	–Junior Wells 	Cha Cha Cha In Blues 	
A2 	–Junior Wells 	Come On This House 	
A3 	–Junior Wells 	Cut That Out 	
A4 	–Junior Wells 	Eagle Rock 	
A5 	–Sonny Boy Williamson 	Gettin' Out Of Town 	
A6 	–Sonny Boy Williamson 	Too Close Together 	
A7 	–Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup 	My Baby Boogies All The Time 	
A8 	–Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup 	I Wonder 	
B1 	–Little George Smith 	Blues Stay Away 	
B2 	–Little George Smith 	Oopin Doopin Doopin 	
B3 	–Sonny Terry 	Harmonica Train 	
B4 	–Sonny Terry 	Woman Is Killin' Me 	
B5 	–Sonny Terry 	Night Time Is Right Time 	
B6 	–Sonny Terry 	Blues With A Feelin' 	
B7 	–Sonny Terry 	Key To The Highway 	

Released: Sweden 1972

Little George Smith (April 22, 1924, Helena, AR - October 2, 1983, Los Angeles, CA). At age four, Smith was already taking harp lessons from his mother. Smith moved to Rock Island, IL, in 1941 and played with a group that included Francis Clay on drums. There is evidence that he was one of the first to amplify his harp. ---discogs.com

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