Artist: Amos Garrett
Title: Buried Alive In The Blues
Year Of Release: 1998
Label: DixieFrog
Genre: Blues, Texas Blues, Modern Electric Blues
Quality:  Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 57:08
Total Size: 411 Mb (covers)


Tracklist:

1. Home In My Shoes
2. Move Onthe Line
3. Don't Tell Me
4. Smack Daи In The Middle
5. Ha Ha In The Daytime
6. Stanley Street
7. Hair Of The Dog
8. Too Many Drivers
9. Buried Alive In The Bines
10. What A Fool I Was
11. Lost Love
12. All My Money
13. Berst's Boogie
14. Got To Get You Off My Mind

Detroit native Amos Garrett began working as a professional guitarist north of the border in Toronto. There he played with the Dirty Shames, a folk jug band, before moving on to the country-rock-oriented Great Speckled Bird at the invitation of Ian and Sylvia Tyson. Maria Muldaur's "Midnight at the Oasis" featured his guitar playing, as did Anne Murray's "Snowbird." Other artists who utilized his talent include Stevie Wonder, Emmylou Harris, Jesse Winchester, and Paul Butterfield. His studio work led him to California, and he continued to record with other artists. Later, with the Eh Team backing him, Garrett also put out his own recordings, more than half a dozen, on Stony Plain Records. In 1989, his album The Return of the Formerly Brothers, garnered a Juno Award. The release also featured Gene Taylor (formerly of Downchild, the Blasters, and later the Fabulous Thunderbirds) and Doug Sahm of the Texas Tornados. Garrett and the Eh Team continue to play night spots in Canada; he resided in Alberta. He toured Japan in 1990 with stops in Kyoto, Osaka, and Tokyo. The concerts there found their way onto a live album in 2001.
Acoustic AlbumGarrett released Acoustic Album in 2004, which featured his instrument in a meld of swing, country, blues, and American Songbook standards, while he continued to tour.
Get Way Back: A Tribute to Percy Mayfield In 2004, he employed a full band and released one of his finest offerings in Get Way Back: A Tribute to Percy Mayfield, which featured unique yet respectful interpretations of 11 of the blues songwriter’s tunes. Garrett toured the album at festivals across three continents.
Jazzblues With most of his time spent touring, Garrett didn’t release another album for five years. When he did, it was a concert recording entitled Jazzblues with his trio -- guitarist Keith Smith and string bassist Greg Carroll. The album also featured guest vocal performances from Roberta Donnay and John Hyde. It was followed two years later by Guitar Heroes and another live date that featured him co-billed with axe slingers James Burton, Albert Lee, and David Wilcox.