Snowy White & The White Flames - Reunited (2017)

1. Have I Got Blues For You ( 5:01)
2. Headful Of Blues ( 6:35)
3. I've Heard It All Before ( 4:21)
4. Where Will You Belong ( 4:49)
5. I Know Our Time Ain't Long ( 4:35)
6. Rest Full ( 3:46)
7. Long Time No C ( 3:51)
8. Emptyhanded ( 4:28)
9. Nuff Said ( 3:38)
10. In California ( 5:25)
11. Time To Start Living (11:37)

Snowy White – vocals, guitar, producer
Max Middleton – keyboards
Kuma Harada – bass
Walter Latupeirissa - bass
Juan Van Emmerloot – drums, percussion
Richard Bailey - drums

The album runs from the bluesier end to rock and even a tight Latin workout. Whatever the tempo and the groove, Snowy’s distinctive, soulful guitar runs like a golden thread throughout the album, connecting all together and making for a satisfyingand very listenable offering. n Snowy’s own words: “When I play music with friends that I respect and admire, both as players and as people, either doing live shows or in a recording environment, I feel that I’m exactly where I want to be. I feel at home. It’s been a year or two since I last got together with the musicians who appear on this new album, called, for obvious reasons, ‘Reunited’. We had a great time working together again and I’m very happy with the way they interpreted my ideas, helping me evolve the songs from the simple outlines that I took into the studio into complete pieces of music. So I would like to thank my friends Kuma, Max, Walter, Juan and Richard for adding their good vibes to the sessions. I feel very honoured that my music was transformed and improved by these fine musicians, and I consider myself very lucky to have had the opportunity to work with them once again. Because of them, recording ‘Reunited’ was a lot of fun and has created yet another store of good memories, and, for me, that’s what it’s all about. Music and musicians evolve and change over time, so this album is just snapshot of how it was at that moment in Snowy’s career. Tracks like ‘Have I Got Blues For You’, ‘Headful Of Blues’ and ‘Emptyhanded’ cover the bluesier side of things, whereas ‘Where Will You Belong’ and ‘In California’ are more reflective. ‘Nuff Said’ and ‘I Know Our Time Ain’t Long’ are examples of the more up-tempo and rockier Snowy White. There’s something for everybody, from the weird ‘Long Time No C’ to the tight latin groove of ‘Heard It All Before’. Whatever the tempo and the groove, Snowy’s distinctive soulful guitar runs like a golden thread throughout the album. ---bluesmagazine.nl

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