Gogo, David: Vibe
Gogo, David: Vibe
Format: CD
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Artist: Gogo, David
Label: Cordova Bay Records
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 624481003321
Genre: Blues
Vibe is the exciting, 2004 release from Juno-nominated guitarist David Gogo. This, his 7th CD, features ten all-original tracks written with the likes of Tom Wilson (Junk house/Blackie & the Rodeo Kings), Craig Northey (The Odds, Colin James) and John Capek (Rod Stewart). Recorded in British Columbia, Vibe captures the essence of David Gogo's searing blues guitar sensibilities combined with his outstanding vocals, creating an edgy blues/rock sound for the 21st Century. The CD features guest appearances by Tom Wilson (Junk house/Blackie & the Rodeo Kings) on 'Love in the City' and renowned guitarist Jeff Healey, who trades licks with Gogo on 'She's Alright'. Cordova Bay.
Tracks:
1.1 Love in the City (Feat. Tom Wilson)
1.2 Hit Me from Above
1.3 300 Pound Shoe
1.4 Juanita
1.5 I'd Do Anything
1.6 Silk ; Stone
1.7 Cry Harder
1.8 Something Ain't Right
1.9 She's Alright (Feat. Jeff Healy)
1.10 Why Don't You Show Me
