Artist: Wentus Blues Band
Album: Too Much Mustard
Genre: Blues, Blues Rock
Release Date: 2019
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24bit, 44,1 kHz
Duration: 59:26
Total Tracks: 15
Total Size: 708 MB

Tracklist:

1. Wentus Blues Band – Stayed at the Party (03:08)
2. Wentus Blues Band – 2: 19 (04:42)
3. Wentus Blues Band – Judgement Day (03:43)
4. Wentus Blues Band – First We Take Manhattan (04:19)
5. Wentus Blues Band – She’s a Killer Hot Blonde (03:49)
6. Wentus Blues Band – Right in Your Arms (04:51)
7. Wentus Blues Band – Too Much Mustard (01:54)
8. Wentus Blues Band – She Made My Mind (03:34)
9. Wentus Blues Band – I Hear You Knockin (02:59)
10. Wentus Blues Band – Miranda (03:56)
11. Wentus Blues Band – You Got My Love (03:14)
12. Wentus Blues Band – Selma (04:37)
13. Wentus Blues Band – Feels so Bad (05:30)
14. Wentus Blues Band – Where Have All the Songbirds Gone (03:15)
15. Wentus Blues Band – Passionate Kiss (05:47)

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The collaboration between Wentus Blues Band, Finland’s most international blues act, and blues legend Duke Robillard began in 1987 in Finland, when the young band got to open for the global star. They developed a warm friendship lasting many years; Robillard was a guest at WBB’s 30th anniversary celebration and also did a joint tour with the band in Sweden.Now, with ‘Too Much Mustard’, the musicians have realized a long-held plan to make an album together. “It’s not every day, every year or every decade that you see a band whose talents and personalities blend in a way that makes them such a force of nature” Robillard explains in the liner notes. “It’s a very special thing when you get to experience a group like this perform or even hang out with.”

‘Too Much Mustard’ was produced by Robillard, features some of his performances, includes some of his songs reworked with Wentus Blues Band flair, and even includes a Robillard painting on the front cover. The resulting album is a joy to experience, in which the pleasure the musicians took in working together comes through in every note. “Prepare to be taken on a great musical journey,’ Robillard writes, “sit back or put on your dancing shoes, whichever you prefer, turn your hi-fi up and dig the sounds!”