Blues Ballads & Work Songs |
(OPUS 3 RECORDS) |
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Blues Ballads & Work Songs is an album I have been working on for most of my life. It's release coincided with my 60th Birthday and it celebrates the music that first inspired me to become a guitar playing singer. Songs include blues classics such as, "Cocaine Blues", "Goin' Down Slow" and "Sittin' On Top Of The World". This Super Audio Cd also includes 3 bonus new self-penned new songs. To buy this album, click here
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Troubadour Live |
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Troubadour Live recorded in on stage in Sweden, featuring Telecastor master Staffan Astner, has been nominated for a Blues Foundation award, in the category of best Acoustic Blues Album. A guest appearance by Australian Country music star Troy Cassar-Daley has delighted fans the world over. Additional guests include Eric's long-time collaborator Glen Scott and the other 2 members of the Gospel trio Psalm 4, Paris Renita and Andre de Lange. Downbeat Magazine ( Jan 2012) chose this album as one of the best cd's of 2011. To buy this album, head over to either Amazon or Itunes
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The Haven |
(LUNA RECORDS) |
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Eric wished to record an album to share the experience and feeling that accompanies the birth of an inspired song. Choosing to record in a minimalist manner, he recaptured the feeling recalled from when the songs first “arrived”. Presenting most of the songs as they first came into being with just voice and guitar, he shares this magical, mysterious and exhilarating journey with us. To buy this album, click here.
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Booker's Guitar |
(TELARC 31756) |
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Eric's tribute to the late, great Bukka White, played on the man's guitar. To buy this album, click here.
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Live at FIP |
(DIXIEFROG) |
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Eric is at the top of his game on stage, giving performances often met with standing ovations, and all blues lovers concur in saying that an Eric Bibb concert is a truly unique experience. France’s FIP Radio recorded two of these magical moments, on March 13 and December 2, 2008, so Eric’s fans could share the freshness and spontaneity of his music in the form of this double Digipak CD. The first concert (CD1) presents Eric with his full band (including second guitar, bass and drums). For the second performance (CD2), he is backed by his regular drummer and Amar Sundy on electric guitar. CD2 is enhanced by a 20-minute video taped live that night, with additional interview excerpts. This “Live at FIP” double set is bound to become a milestone in Bibb’s career. It shows the full extent of his artistry as he glides gracefully over a repertoire made of his strongest material from the last fifteen years.
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Get Onboard |
(TELARC 83675) |
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Get Onboard features a stellar lineup of musicians headed up by Bonnie Raitt (slide guitar on “If Our Hearts Ain’t In It”) and including a duet (“Conversation”) with Ruthie Foster. The Nashville band included producer Glen Scott on keyboards and backing vocals, Tommy Sims (Bruce Springsteen, Kelly Clarkson, Eric Clapton) on guitar, bass and backing vocals, Lemar Carter on drums (Carrie Underwood, Joss Stone, India.Arie) and other Nashville musical luminaries. Eric describes his latest creation as follows “My new album Get Onboard is, without a doubt one of the most exciting projects of my career. It’s a further exploration into the place where blues meets gospel and soul.” |
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Diamond Days |
(TELARC 83660) |
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Eric makes his strongest, yet most personal statement to date with Diamond Days. This is an album to read as much as listen to. It is a journey into and through this unique artist. No other compilation of songs gives you a greater insight into the workings of the wonderful Mr Bibb – from the glorious, moving personal crossroad of “Heading Home”, to the loving humility in the tribute to those who formed his music, “Still Livin’ On”, through the upbeat celebration of life that is “Shine On”. The album also includes a live recording of “In My Father’s House” featuring Eric’s long-time recording and touring partner Dave Bronze (Eric Clapton Band). |
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12 Gates To The City |
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"I love hearing Eric in this straight ahead acoustic setting and I love the choice of material. He is truly an exceptional talent and an important connection to inspiring, moving and rarely heard material. Like his song says 'Now Is the Needed Time'. Congratulations to everyone involved for doing a great job." Holger Petersen |
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Praising Peace: A Tribute to Paul Robeson |
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Leon and Eric Bibb (SPCD-1318). Father and son - Robeson's long-time friend and Robeson's godson - recall one of America's most significant musical figures. |
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A Ship Called Love |
(TELARC 14302) |
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Inspiration from many wonderful Music makers, Past and present , has contributed to the creation of these songs. I thank them all. In that spirit of deep gratitude, this album is dedicated to the late great Curtis Mayfield - a masterful troubadour - whose songs will keep on being sung. |
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Eric Bibb, A Retrospective |
(HATMAN 2020) |
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15 titles in all. This album includes tracks from all previous Manhaton releases plus 2 new tracks, A new live version of ‘Saucer & Cup’ and new song ‘Trust The Dawn’. |
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Friends |
(HATMAN 2015) |
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"Friends is a unique musical collaboration - 15 tracks featuring Eric duetting with friends and musicians he has met on his travels such as Taj Mahal, Odetta, Charlie Musselwhite, Guy Davis, Mamadou Diabate and Djelimady Toukara. A worldwide diversity of musical influences are found on this album". |
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Natural Light |
(HATMAN 2011) |
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Live at the Basement |
(HATMAN 3001) |
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Eric Bibbs' first DVD (Region 0 - NOT NTSC format) |
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A Family Affair |
(HATMAN 2007) |
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The first ever album recorded together by father and son - Leon & Eric Bibb. A musical Life history
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Painting Signs |
(HATMAN 2005) |
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"Painting Signs" is Eric's third studio album. Recorded mostly in Tonezone Studios, Kent, England, this album features several new compositions by Eric, as well as tracks written by some of the major influences in American roots music - Rev. Gary Davis, Pop Staples & Jimi Hendrix. On this album, Eric is joined by bass player/producer Dave Bronze, keyboard player Janne Petersson and Henry Spinetti on the drum stool. Old friends Linda Tillery & The Cultural Heritage Choir provide wonderful backing vocals. The album also includes a live reworking of "Don't Ever Let Nobody Drag Your Spirit Down" featuring Eric duetting with the legendary Wilson Pickett. |
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Spirit and the Blues |
(OPUS 19401) |
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Eric Bibb's musical postcard to the world. Traditional folk, blues, bluegrass and spiritual songs, familiar to Eric since childhood, performed by Ric, The Needed Time Band and the Deacons. |
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Good Stuff |
(OPUS 19603) |
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"Good Stuff" features mainly Eric's own compositions. Once again, recorded live in Stockholm, Sweden, with Needed Time and the Deacons, plus the addition of the keyboard skills of Janne Petersson and the vocal talents of Paris and Andre de Lange.
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Home to Me |
(Manhaton 2001) |
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This album blended the more traditional influences of Eric's earlier albums, to a more contemporary awareness in Eric's songwriting. Recorded in a Norfolk farmhouse, both live and studio techniques were used. For this album, Eric and his musicians were joined by bass player Dave Bronze, who along with engineer Dave Williams and Eric produced this album.
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Roadworks |
(Manhaton 2003) |
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Most of the tracks on this album were recorded live at concert venues during 1999. This album features mainly Eric playing with Dave Bronze on bass and Steve Simpson on guitars, mandolin and fiddle. On the studio tracks, there is a guest appearance by Eric's father Leon. |
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Just Like Love |
Opus CDs |
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"A unique collection of old songs and new compositions, recorded with the minimum amount of backing, in an intimate relaxed style" |
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