Two

by Sunday Wilde

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1.
Howling for my darling 02:42
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2.
Love Contest 03:25
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3.
Van Horne 01:59
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4.
Moonlight Rising 03:11
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5.
5-10-15 Hours 03:13
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6.
Back lane man 05:47
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Rome wasn't built in a day 03:29
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No matter how far 03:55
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I wanna do more 02:47
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10.
Leaving on your mind 02:04
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The CD contains more covers than originals; Wolf’s Howling for my darling, Sunday’s unique delivery along with her original verse from a woman's perspective and the band respects Wolf. Three Ruth Brown songs are covered as Jack and Wilde lean on her heavily . “Love Contest” illustrates their style.

This band is tight through all the tunes, Reno solo’s with Cleave and Steve on his “Moonlight Rising” and Sunday solos with Cleave, John and Reno on her “No matter how Far”. The session started at noon and was done by eight.

This collection evokes the early mid twentieth century period of
electric acoustic music piano bass drums harmonica bare bones
electric guitars played through 40 watt amps. The delivery of this
set is a concise deliberate, honest simple blending of blues, folk,
country and western with a touch of Gospel and pop.

“Even a Pentecostal Pastor who uses snakes would have to
wear oven mitts to handle this hot, sexy, steamy cd of love
and passion” Peter J. Moore (Bob Dylan, Basement Tapes)

THIS ALBUM is RENO JACK's LAST RECORDING - he passed away a number of months after this release. REST IN PEACE.

Over the past decade Reno and Sunday have released 8 albums, garnered awards and various nominations including: Best Blues and Roots Release of the year on Blues411, Voters Choice
Best Blues Song of year on the Independent Music Awards (2x), Finalist in the International Song writing Contest and much more. All of their releases have had worldwide roots and blues radio play including #3 in Mexico and #1 at Vasser College (Blues Charts), Hit the The Living Blues Report and some have remained on the roots music report charts for months.

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released September 14, 2017

The players include; Cleave Anderson ( Battered Wives, Blue Rodeo, Handsome Ned ) on drums. Steve Koch ( Viletones, Demics, Handsome Ned ) on guitar. John MacLeod ( G Rays, Handsome Ned ) harmonica and guitar. Reno played bass while Sunday played piano. Produced by John Borra & Reno Jack. Mixed and Recorded by John Borra. Mastered by Grammy winner Peter J Moore (Bob Dylan, The Basement Tapes).

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Sunday Wilde Ontario

Sunday Wilde is from the wilds of a northern Ontario small town, but she has been found singing everywhere from small logging and mining towns at coffee houses, funeral parlours, and blues joints and all the way to large festivals, house concerts and bars in bustling metropolises. She is a powerful and intense vocalist, a rare voice that speaks from the primal soul. ... more

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