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What Man​!​?​? Oh THAT man​!​!

by Sunday Wilde

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1.
THAT Man Drives Me Mad 03:35
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2.
Sunday's Midnight Blues 04:35
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3.
Show Me A Man 03:28
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4.
Manning Street Sweet Talker 05:01
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5.
My Baby's Dead 03:43
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6.
Rest My Weary Heart 03:50
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7.
Don't Bother Me 02:00
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8.
Sorrowful Blues 02:58
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9.
Our Deal Is Done 05:43
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10.
I Can't Shake That Guy 03:49
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11.
Time To Say Goodbye 05:00
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Sunday wilde’s third album “What Man?! Oh THAT man !!! launched this year out of the wilds of northern
Ontario. All but one of the tunes are original blues and jazz that cover a range of heartfelt emotions such as
grief, anger, torment, sadness, frustration and many other side effects of love and grief.
The album features Rockabilly Hall of famer and crazy jazz cat Ronnie Hayward (Ronnie Artur, Ronnie Hayward
Trio, The Nervous Fellas) on gut stringed upright bass. Ronnie’s superb edgy feel on bass gives the
entire album an authentic rooted sound. Equally unique in his addition is David
West, internationally renowned guitarist that has been featured on Rez Blues TV
and tours worldwide with the Papa Duke Band (Ukraine) David plays a custom
double sided guitar and is Ecuadorian, and his musical intricacies on a variety of
guitars throughout this album add a modern, international
and old world sound.
The album kicks off with a forceful dirty honky tonk
blues “That man drives me mad” A song that all of us
can relate to when we are in love, as love tends to drive
us mad now and then. Sunday sings, moans and sighs
that love madness that we have all felt.
“Sunday’s midnight blues“, a slow jazz blues tune - no matter what walk of life
or circumstance we exist in, no one in the world is immune to the midnight blues. “My Baby’s Dead” a
crazy gypsy blues tune about a woman’s nightmare after losing her baby is angst ridden and full of power.
The final track on the cd “Time To Say goodbye” a hauntingly sad blues tune, about that time in one’s life,
as we all have, to move on, and in order to that we have to say goodbye in our hearts.
Sunday is an intense musician vocalist/writer that lives in the wilderness, and has played anywhere from
funeral parlours to small logging towns to blues festivals, this is her third CD and she has been awarded
FOUR Ontario Arts Council grants, and has shared the stage with such great artists as Nick Moss and the
Flip Flops, Fathead, and Little Miss Higgins.

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released May 14, 2013

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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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