J. J. Soul Band - Bright Lights album flac

Soul Band – Bright Lights (2008). VOCALS: JJ Soul GUITARS, SYNTHS: Edvard Larusson PIANO, RHODES, HAMMOND, MELODICA: Agnar Mar Magnusson BASS: Stefan Ingolfsson DRUMS, PERCUSSION: Steingrimur Oli Sigurdarson SAXOPHONE: Stefan S. Stefansson TRUMPET: Snorri Sigurdarson BACKING VOCALS: Eva Asrun Albertsdottir, Gudmundur Hermannson, Iris Gudmundsdottir MUSIC AND LYRICS BY: Ingvi Thor Kormaksson and JJ Soul ARRANGED BY: JJ Soul Band BRASS ARRANGEMENTS: Stefan S. Stefansson PRODUCED BY: Edvard Larusson and Ingvi Thor Kormaksson RECORDED AT: Musicians. Bright Lights (2008). Overview (current section).

Bright Lights, the newest album from JJ Soul Band, is a nice combination of easy listening blues and adult contemporary pop-rock. There’s a little something for everyone in this album. With a stellar band and instrumentalists at hand, the boys from Iceland execute nicely. All in all, it’s a well-produced and recorded album. Well played and arranged, unimpeachable mixin. xcellent musicianship.

The best metal album of the year :-) mrbota. supported by 34 fans who also own Dark Towers, Bright Lights. My friend showed me this record around the time it was released, and I regret waiting so long to listen. I've never heard their equal. Reflections of a Floating World by Elder. supported by 33 fans who also own Dark Towers, Bright Lights.

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Pop/jazz/funk/blues and whatnot performed by an Icelandic band fronted by UK lyricist JJ Soul. When living in Iceland for a brief period ('93-'97), JJ met songwriter Ingvi Thor Kormaksson and soon they began writing music together. In 1994 they made their first CD, 'Hungry for News', with JJ Soul Band and in 1997, 'City Life'. On both CDs the music is many-sided; Blues, R&B, Fusion, Rock, Pop and Latin, sometimes all in one (blues-confusion?).