LAPORTE, JOHNNY THAT’S ME

Release: 24-11-2023

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1 Waitin’ 2 Better Run Through The Fire 3 Forbidden Fruit 4 World‘s In A Tangle 5 At The End Of The Book 6 Angel Fly Home 7 Ramblin’ On My Mind 8 Bobby Ain’t Dumb 9 We Gotta Tie Her Down 10 Storyteller 11 There’s A War Outside 12 Play It (CD only)

Blues guitarist JOHNNY LAPORTE (Barrelhouse, Oscar Benton) releases his first solo album. With twelve bluesy songs on which he proves to be an all-round bluesman. Parallel to this album, he makes his debut as a writer with an Indian novel. On his first solo album, Johnny makes his debut as an accomplished singer with a slightly weathered voice. He also presents himself as a multi-instrumentalist. Of course his guitar work is most in the foreground. But in the quiet ‘Storyteller’, for example, his piano playing creates a tranquil atmosphere. In the reggae-like ‘We Gotta Tie Her Down’ you can even hear a synthesizer. In the blues ballad ‘Forbidden Blues’, inspired by the old ‘Summertime’, you can fully enjoy his slow-hand guitar playing.

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Released 24-11-2023

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LAPORTE, JOHNNY – THAT’S ME – CD

1 Waitin’ 2 Better Run Through The Fire 3 Forbidden Fruit 4 World‘s In A Tangle 5 At The End Of The Book 6 Angel Fly Home 7 Ramblin’ On My Mind 8 Bobby Ain’t Dumb 9 We Gotta Tie Her Down 10 Storyteller 11 There’s A War Outside 12 Play It (CD only)_x000D_
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Blues guitarist JOHNNY LAPORTE (Barrelhouse, Oscar Benton) releases his first solo album. With twelve bluesy songs on which he proves to be an all-round bluesman. Parallel to this album, he makes his debut as a writer with an Indian novel. On his first solo album, Johnny makes his debut as an accomplished singer with a slightly weathered voice. He also presents himself as a multi-instrumentalist. Of course his guitar work is most in the foreground. But in the quiet ‘Storyteller’, for example, his piano playing creates a tranquil atmosphere. In the reggae-like ‘We Gotta Tie Her Down’ you can even hear a synthesizer. In the blues ballad ‘Forbidden Blues’, inspired by the old ‘Summertime’, you can fully enjoy his slow-hand guitar playing.

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