Blues

Slackjaw Blues Band - Live at Northside Lounge (2010)

2018-03-27T15:46:32Z

Slackjaw Blues Band - Live at Northside Lounge (2010)

Set 1:
1.Instrumental
2.Trouble Waiting
3.Bring Her Back To Me
4.My Time After A While
5.Gravity
6.Band intro
7.You Can Bring Me Flowers
8.Waiting Too Long
9.Sorry
10.Cry On Me
11.Ain't No Hand Me Down
12.When I Did Nothing Wrong

Set 2:
13.Three Part Crazy Jam
14.On My Way Home
15.In The Mood
16.Tried It Your Way
17.Back On Track
18.Instrumental 
19.So It's Like That 
20.Look Over Yonder Wall 
21.Nice And Warm 
22.Just Got Paid
23.Rocky Mountain Way
24.Man On A Mission
25.Led Zeppelin Medley
26.Instrumental
27.None For Me
28.Sharp Dressed Man

Set 3:
29.Fire
30.Can't You See? 
31.Fortunate Son 
32.Old Time Rock And Roll
33.Outro Instrumental 

John Thompson - Guitar and vocals
Carl Capodice - Bass and vocals
Rand Marinelli - Drums
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Garry Hodgson - Harp (18-21)
Ed Pampani - Drums (18-21)
Hershall Dow - Guitar and vocals (30-33)

Northside Lounge, Manville, NJ, 2010-06-19

Slackjaw is a blues/rock band from New Jersey. Founded by John Thompson and Randy Marinelli, they have created a band with a style all their own. With influences such as Joe Bonamassa, Eric Clapton, BB King, all the way to Steve Vai and Joe Satriani, they have made an impact on the local band scene. Carl Capodic soon joined the band and now Slackjaw has a brand new sound of blues and rock. Their debut album is now out as of 4/22/11!.

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Slackjaw - Slackjaw (2011)

2016-02-26T16:59:40Z

Slackjaw - Slackjaw (2011)


1. On My Way Home	3:32 	
2. Tried It Your Way	3:51 	
3. When I Did Nothin Wrong	3:52 	
4. Man On A Mission	3:22 	
5. Cry On Me	4:01 	
6. Bring Her Back To Me	3:08 	
7. Loves No Good For You	3:33 	
8. In The Mood		3:09 	
9. Sorry		3:58 	
10. Back On Track	4:04 	
11. Aint No Hand Me Down	2:26 	
12. Waitin Too Long	3:01 	
13. None For Me	3:57

John Thompson – vocals, guitar
Carl Capodice – bass, backing vocals
Randy Marinelli – drums, harp

This album is filled top to bottom with hard rockin blues! Every track is an original song, no covers here! Just jaw dropping, kick ass blues/rock straight from the east coast! Slackjaw is a blues/rock band from New Jersey. Founded by John Thompson and Randy Marinelli, they have created a band with a style all their own. With influences such as Joe Bonamassa, Eric Clapton, BB King, all the way to Steve Vai and Joe Satriani, they have made an impact on the local band scene. Carl Capodice and Lenny De Piano soon joined the band and now Slackjaw has a brand new sound of blues and rock. Their debut album is now out as of 4/22/11! ---cdbaby.com

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Slackjaw - It's Always Something (2015)

2016-01-11T17:05:01Z

Slackjaw - It's Always Something (2015)


01. Carried By Six (4:21)
02. Commit A Crime (3:34)
03. It's Always Something (3:09)
04. New Addiction (4:28)
05. Don't Give Me No Jive (5:12)
06. Whiskey Lane (3:47)
07. Soul's Up For Sale (5:12)
08. If You Ever Leave (3:45)
09. Cold Day In Hell (4:06)
10. Bottle Of Whiskey (3:27)

John Thompson – vocals, guitar
Carl Capodice – bass, backing vocals
Randy Marinelli – drums, harp

If people consult a thorough dictionary, one that lists a word’s etymology as well as its definition, they’ll find out something interesting about the word “ambivalent”. It was coined in 1910 by Swiss psychologist Eugen Bleuler, from the prefix “ambi-” (meaning “both”), and “valentia” (meaning “strength”). Therefore, both conflicting feelings that constitute ambivalence are equally strong. In terms of Bridgewater, New Jersey’s Slackjaw band, and their second album It’s Always Something, blues purists might well be ambivalent about its ten original songs. On the one hand, there’s lots of electric guitar razzle-dazzle, and songs that’ll excite partygoers. On the other hand, only one sole track is traditional blues. The rest are either amalgamations of blues and rock (“Carried by Six”, “New Addiction”) or straight up rock-and-roll (“Cold Day in Hell”, “Whiskey Lane”). Slackjaw’s sound is likable, and the band has good flow and chemistry when it comes to their musicianship. The ambivalence comes in when one wants Muddy Waters’ sound and hears tunes that resemble John Mellencamp’s and Blues Traveler’s.

Their promotional info sheet reveals: “Slackjaw has managed to turn quite a few heads in the past couple years, after their debut self-titled CD was released in 2011…John Thompson, Randy Marinelli, and Carl Capodice have been weekend warrior veterans of the local music scene for years, and have joined forces to create a sound that is all their own. These guys have gone beyond their ‘local legend’ status, performing and sharing the stage with such artists as Johnny Winter, the Edgar Winter Group, Billy Cox from the original Band of Gypsys [no, that’s not a typo, merely artistic license], The Pat Travers Band, Rick Derringer, Bernie Worrell, Vinnie Lopez from the E Street Band, Samantha Fish, Eric Steckel, John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band, Indigenous, and more. The airwaves are also starting to get a taste of Slackjaw, especially Centenary College Radio WNTI, and WDVR in Sergeantsville. The stations want more, and so do the listeners. Slackjaw is cultivating a fast-growing popular demand!” --- bluesblastmagazine.com

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