Terry Callier, Eric Hochberg, Penn McGee - TC In DC FLAC album

This is an interesting live concert of folk music featuring guitarist-singer Terry Callier in a trio with bassist Eric Hochberg and st Penn McGee. Callier wrote all but one of the pieces and is the main star throughout although McGee's background vocals are also an asset. The music is heartfelt, well-performed, and has enough variety to hold one's interest.

This is an interesting live concert of folk music featuring guitarist-singer Terry Callier in a trio with bassist Eric Hochberg and st Penn McGee. Although influenced a little by jazz, this falls more into the folk area and should interest fans of singer/songwriters and the folk music revival of the 1960s.

This album has an average beat per minute of 120 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 98/170 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. BPM Profile TC In DC. Album starts at BPM, ends at 98BPM (+98), with tempos within the -BPM range. Try refreshing the page if dots are missing). Recent albums by Terry Callier. Hidden Conversations.

TC In DC Album Cover Art. Terry Callier. 4. Intro To Afican Violet.

Vocais Secundários, Percussions. The New Folk Sound of Terry Callier. Lookin' Out. Album -. 2004.

In 1994 Urban Species released their debut album Listen, the title track containing a sample of the bass line and guitar riff from Callier's 1973 recording "You Goin' Miss Your Candyman". Bit EP in 1997 before releasing the album Timepeace in 1998, which won the United Nations' Time For Peace award for outstanding artistic achievement contributing to world peace. TC in DC (Premonition, 1996) recorded live in Washington . Live at Mother Blues, 1964 (Premonition, 2000) recorded live in Chicago 1964. Alive (Mr Bongo, 2001) recorded live in London 2000. Brother to Brother - Terry Callier with Paul Weller (Mr Bongo 2002). Running Around, Monuments of Mars (Mr Bongo, 2002).

Your music will never leave our hearts and souls RIP TC Recorded @ Djoon on november, 17th 2012. Traditional folk song, from Terry Callier's first album The New Folk Sound of Terry Callier (1964).