Colin James - Discography 1988 - 2011 [FLAC] - Kitlope

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File Size: 4.60 GB


Albums, Years & Catalog # in This Torrent:


Colin James 1988 V2 0777 7 86062 2 2 *
Sudden Stop 1990 (not my rip)
Little Big Band 1993 V2 72438 39190 2 7 *
Bad Habits 1995 CD 10614 *
Then Again 1995 7243 8 40179 2 7 *
National Steel 1997 (not my rip)
Little Big Band II 1998 CD 23010 *
Fuse 2000 (not my rip)
Traveler 2003 2 47389 *
Limelight 2005 MRCD 6449 *
Little Big Band III 2006 MRCD 6460 *
Little Big Band Christmas 2007 (not my rip)
Rooftops & Satellites 2009 MRCD 6521 *
Take It from The Top: Best of Colin James 2011 50999 07037221 *


* Denotes My Rip



I would like to thank the original uploader for the 4 albums that are not my rips but the torrent has since disappeared so I have no idea who it was. But a big Thanks! Audiochecker Log included for these rips.


Kit





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From Wiki:


Colin James (born Colin James Munn, August 17, 1964, Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada) is a Canadian singer-songwriter, guitarist, and record producer, who plays in the blues, rock, and neo-swing genres. He grew up as a Quaker.


James and his band The Hoodoo Men opened for Stevie Ray Vaughan for several tour dates in the U.S.. James also played guitar on Richard Marx's song "Thunder and Lightning".

In 1988, following his association with Vaughan, James released his self-titled debut album, which yielded several international hit singles, as did the followup Sudden Stop. He presaged the mid-1990s swing music revival with his Colin James and the Little Big Band project, which released a successful first CD in 1993, followed by two others in 1998 and 2006, as well as a Christmas album in 2007.

James's worldwide popularity waned somewhat in the late 1990s, but he continued to release albums in rock, blues, and acoustic styles, in addition to his Little Big Band. In 2005, he gave a command performance for Queen Elizabeth II during her visit to his home province of Saskatchewan.

James' backing band frequently includes members of the Vancouver-based band Odds, and he has co-written songs with Odds singer-guitarist Craig Northey. In February 2005, James guest-starred in an episode of the television program Corner Gas, a Canadian sitcom based in rural Saskatchewan.

In 2007, James' album Limelight received a Gold record for sales in Canada. In January 2008, James received three Toronto Blues Society Maple Blues Awards: "Entertainer of the Year", "Electric Act of the Year" and "Recording of the Year" for Colin James & The Little Big Band 3.[1]

In 2009, James recorded an album, and amongst the collaborators were Tom Wilson, once of Junkhouse. The album, Rooftops and Satellites, was co-produced, engineered and mixed by Mike Fraser, at the Warehouse studios in Vancouver.






Colin James 1988


Colin James is the debut album from Canadian rock/blues musician Colin James, released in 1988 (see 1988 in music). The album was recorded at Criteria Studios in Miami, Florida. The album earned James a Juno Award for "Most Promising Artist".


Tracks:

1. "Five Long Years"