A Night on the Sunset Strip (Live) [Deluxe Edition] Eric Gales

• 1 Intro (Live) 00:48
• 2 Make It There (Live) 08:46
• 3 The Change in Me (Live) 06:37
• 4 Block the Sun / I Got You (I Feel Good) (Live) 08:34
• 5 The Open Road (Live) 09:45
• 6 Sea of Bad Blood (Live) 02:45
• 7 Bass & Drum Solos / Guitar Solo (Live) 07:47
• 8 Don't Fear the Reaper (Live) 06:29
• 9 Swamp (Live) 06:04
• 10 1019 (Live) 11:55
• 11 Good for Sumthin' (Live) 09:12
• 12 Miss You (Live) 06:55
• 13 Voodoo Child (Slight Return) (Live) 05:15
• 14 Kashmir / Back in Black (Live) 05:28
• Total Runtime 01:36:20

Info for A Night on the Sunset Strip (Live) [Deluxe Edition]

Blues rock phenom Eric Gales brings his fiery six-string pyrotechnics deep into the heart of Hollywood's famed music scene on this spectacular concert package! Gales let's loose on a string of Southern fried soulful blues favorites from his back catalog including "Block The Sun" and "The Open Road" plus tracks from his most recent album Good For Sumthin' including a smokin' hot cover of The Stones's "Miss You!" Features a special guest appearance by Good For Sumthin' producer Raphael Saadiq bass.

"This album truly showcases his talents to the most of its entirety. His rhythms are very groovy and his note selection is unique when he solos. Do listen to his renditions of Voodoo Child and Kashmir/Back in Black - mind blowing! This album is a keeper!"

Eric Gales
grew up in a musical family with four brothers, two of them who learned to play the guitar upside down and left handed in the same fashion that Eric does. Eric’s brother Eugene Gales played bass in the Eric Gales Band and his brother Little Jimmy King had a thriving career as a blues artist before his untimely death. Eric released his first record at Age 16 for Elektra records to an amazing response from the media and music fans around the globe. Guitar World Magazine’s Reader’s Poll named Eric as “Best New Talent,” in 1991. After recording a second record for Elektra, all three brothers teamed up for The Gales Bros. “Left Hand Brand” which was recorded for the House of Blues label in 1996.

Through the years, it would not be unusual to look out in the audience and see artists like Carlos Santana, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, B. B. King, and Eric Clapton, looking on with interest as Eric took his God-given talent and worked crowd after crowd into a frenzy. The new Millennium presented new opportunities for Eric and he was signed to a deal with Nightbird Records which was affiliated with the Hendrix family and distributed through MCA/Universal. Under this deal, Eric recorded the critically acclaimed record “That’s What I Am” in 2001 and hit the road, mesmerizing fans around the world with his uncanny connection to his guitar. In 2006 Eric recorded the critically acclaimed CD “Crystal Vision” for Blues Bureau and set the stage for his incredible Blues Bureau follow-up, “The Psychedelic Underground.” in 2007. Eric followed sharply in 2008 with "The Story of my Life" and in 2010 hit a new stride altogether with the incredibly successful album "Relentless". That album combined with his latest studio album "Transformation" released in 2011 set the stage for his upcoming Double Live Album/DVD due in October of 2012.

As both an African-American left-handed guitarist of extraordinary ability and an expressive vocalist, it is natural for people to compare Eric to Hendrix but Eric has developed a unique hybrid blues/rock sound that also draws upon influences as diverse as Albert King and Eric Johnson. A unique amalgam of styles, Eric Gales stands head and shoulders among other guitarists in his genre."

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