You may not know him, but I've been a huge fan since the early 90's when I got to hang out with him in the press box of Texas Stadium watching Pink Floyd's Division Bell. His biggest hit was Harlem from his debut album. The video was directed by Ice Cube and it was pulled by MTV. Things didn't go so well after that.
I've seen him live 5 times and none of his songs do his live shows justice.
First album was the second coming of SRV.
Next few albums took a different turn. He lost a lot of his fan base, but I still dug him. This is more recent and I've seen this whole album at Antone's on 6th street in Austin. I even have the live version, which is better than the recorded version.
Another newer song with some sick slow guitar work, as long as you can get past the falsetto at the beginning.
If you like this stuff, I suggest listening to Electric Bible on this website. It's only a clip, but it's cool.
http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/...e+Colors....htm
And Leary's Gate on this website....
http://www.amazon.com/All-Colors-Ian-Moore/dp/B00004LMMK
I've seen him live 5 times and none of his songs do his live shows justice.
First album was the second coming of SRV.
Next few albums took a different turn. He lost a lot of his fan base, but I still dug him. This is more recent and I've seen this whole album at Antone's on 6th street in Austin. I even have the live version, which is better than the recorded version.
Another newer song with some sick slow guitar work, as long as you can get past the falsetto at the beginning.
If you like this stuff, I suggest listening to Electric Bible on this website. It's only a clip, but it's cool.
http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/music/...e+Colors....htm
And Leary's Gate on this website....
http://www.amazon.com/All-Colors-Ian-Moore/dp/B00004LMMK