East End Avenue, featuring the Billy Price Band
Billy Price's long-awaited first studio recording since 1999, with 14 new songs (13 original), featuring Billy and the Billy Price Band. Here are one-minute, lo-fi samples of all the songs on the CD, in mp3 (all files are 588 KB):
1. Keep
It to Yourself (Price, Tiven, Tiven)
2. Soul Sailin' (Sweeney)
3. She Left Me With These Blues (Sweeney)
4. East End Avenue (Sweeney)
5. The Other Side of You (Price, Tiven,
Tiven)
6. If You Cook Like You Walk (Britton)
7. The Big Show (Price, Tiven, Tiven)
8. Only Two Lovers (Sweeney)
9. The Price I Paid for Loving You
(Price, Tiven, Tiven)
10. Push Me To My Limit (Tiven, Tiven,
Hooks)
11.
Sweet Mistreatin' Love (Price, Tiven,
Tiven)
12.
Funky Like Dyke, Part 2 (Sweeney, Price)
13.
The Hard Hours (Sweeney)
14.
Faithful and True (M. Greene, J.
Greene, D. Penn)
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Live & Free at Last (Billy Price & the Keystone Rhythm Band)
This compilation CD includes two complete recordings by Billy Price & the Keystone Rhythm Band, from 1984 and 1988 respectively:
Live
This CD captures Billy Price and the Keystone Rhythm Band live at the Wax Museum in Washington D.C. Featuring the blistering rock/blues guitar of Glenn Pavone, the band smokes through a hot set of blues and soul before an enthusiastic audience. The CD includes the first release ever of a lost Otis Redding song, Since You've Gone Again; Price's version of I Can't Lose the Blues, which was later covered by bluesman Son Seals; and Price's lengthy workout on Tyrone Davis's Turn Back the Hands of Time.
Read an interview with Billy Price about Live
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I Can't Lose the Blues (MP3 / 5.99 MB) |
| Eldorado Cafe (MP3 3.91 MB) |
Free at Last
The last recording by Billy Price and the Keystone Rhythm Band, this CD contains original material written by Price and his bandmates, including Who You're Workin' For, Absolute Love, Real Time, and I'm Gonna Win the War. Recorded in Philadelphia at Studio Four and produced by Phil Niccolo, this CD adds a rock/pop veneer to Price's traditional soul sound. Featured soloists are Glenn Pavone on guitar and Don Aliquo, Jr. on tenor sax.
Read an interview with Billy Price about Free at Last
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Who You're Workin' For (MP3 / 4.27 MB) |
| I'm Gonna Win the War (MP3 / 3.51 MB) | |
| Real Time (MP3 /4.48 MB) |
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A DVD of the Billy Price Band's 90-minute performance at the Belgium Rhythm & Blues Festival.
Read an interview with Billy Price about Funky...Funky Soul!!!
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This two-CD set features the Billy Price Band recorded live at the Ram's Head Tavern in Annapolis, MD at the end of April 2002.
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Produced in Los Angeles by Jerry "Swamp Dogg" Williams. In addition to the title song, which Billy Price recorded with Roy Buchanan in 1974 on Roy"s "Livestock" LP, this CD includes eight songs written especially for Billy by Swamp Dogg. Here's more information about the new CD.
Read an interview with Billy Price about Can I Change My Mind
Mine
All Mine All Mine (MP3 / 5.17MB)
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Returning to Jeree Records in New Brighton, PA, where Billy Price made his first recording with the Keystone Rhythm Band ("Is It Over"), Price resurrects the spirit and feel of the southern soul music that came out of Memphis, Muscle Shoals, and Nashville in the 1960s and 1970s. The CD includes background vocals by Chicago veterans Dianne Madison (currently singing with Aretha Franklin), Theresa Davis (former member of The Emotions), and Robin Robinson, as well as a cameo appearance by Price's friend and mentor Otis Clay on Clay's "That's How It Is." The CD contains 16 great songs.
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Billy Price's first post-Keystone Rhythm Band CD, Danger Zone is Price's tribute to the pre-rock 'n roll rhythm and blues sounds of the late 1940s and early 1950s. This CD features interpretations of songs originally recorded by artists such as Bobby Bland, Charles Brown, Big Joe Turner, and Little Willie John, performed by the cream of Pittsburgh's jazz/blues musicians, including Max Leake (piano), H.B. Bennett (drums), Nick Dialoiso (tenor sax), and Ralph Guzzi (trumpet). Danger Zone also includes three songs written by Percy Mayfield, sometimes known as "The Poet of the Blues."
Read an interview with Billy Price about Danger Zone
Sorry, this CD is currently out of stock.
Digital copies are available from all the major download services, including Apple iTunes.
This CD is out of stock. It is available on Live & Free at Last, a new compilation CD by Billy Price & the Keystone Rhythm Band.
Digital copies are available from all the major download services, including Apple iTunes.
This CD is out of stock. It is available on Live & Free at Last, a new compilation CD by Billy Price & the Keystone Rhythm Band.
Digital copies are available from all the major download services, including Apple iTunes.
This CD contains the first two LPs recorded by Billy Price and the Keystone Rhythm Band in 1979 and 1981 respectively. Is It Over was produced at Jeree Records in New Brighton, PA and contains many of Billy Price's most popular songs, including Eldorado Cafe, You Left the Water Running, Lickin' Stick, Slip Away, and Ace of Spades. They Found Me Guilty was recorded in the Washington, D.C. area and produced by Denny Bruce and Craig Leon. It features Billy Price's 10-minute soul opus "The Jury of Love" based on Bobby Bland's "Cry, Cry, Cry" and O.V. Wright's "Eight Men, Four Woman."
Read an interview with Billy Price about Is It Over?
Read an interview with Billy Price about They Found Me Guilty
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Eldorado Cafe (MP3 4.13MB) |
| Hold Back the Night (MP3 3.15 MB) |
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To help commemorate the 25th anniversary of Pittsburgh's WYEP-FM, the Billy Price Band performed live on Bumble Bee Slim's Blues & Rhythm show on 5/1/99. For those who missed the concert, we're making it available for free in MP3 format.
Musicians:
- Lenny Smith, guitar
- John Burgh, keyboards
- Willy Franklin, bass
- H.B. Bennett, drums
- Eric DeFade, tenor
- Curtis Johnson, tenor and baritone
- Ralph Guzzi, trumpet
Read an interview with Billy Price about Have Mercy!
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Power of Love/I Didn't Know the Meaning of Pain (5.17 MB) |
| Gonna Forget About You (2.60 MB) | |
| Have a Little Mercy (3.32 MB) | |
| Medley: Something 'Bout 'Cha/That's How It Is/Blind Man (8.76 MB) | |
| Let Yourself Go (3.36 MB) | |
| Room Next to the Room (2.75 MB) | |
| Bump and Grind (3.42 MB) | |
| Nothing Takes the Place of You (2.59 MB) |
You can also hear Billy Price and lots of other great music if you tune in to Brick Alley Music on the Internet.
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