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Buddy Flett - guitar, vocals, bass drum Brady Blade - drums (5) Chris Michaels - bass (5) Billy Gibson - harmonica (8). It's all in a name. Some names and occupations just go together, especially in sports. All twelve selections on Rough Edges were recorded live in various small venues in Little Rock, AR, Shreveport, LA, and Waterman, MS. Since his recovery, Flett has remained close to home, but that should not be for long. This is a talent not to remain beneath a basket. These songs, save one, have Flett playing guitar while keeping the beat on a bass drum, making him a light- traveling minstrel in the truest sense. The is no flash here, only honest, sometimes corrosive music making of an intensity and white- hot nature that the listen can expect a sunburn is too close.

Buddy Flett is a storyteller. Laboring on as a regional sensation for over 36 years, Fletts stock rose in the international market last year with the huge success of Kenny Wayne Sheperds Ten Days Out: Blues From the Backroads album in which he and Kenny played the AAA-radio success Honky Tonk. Thriving on this new found popularity, Flett produced this CD with Steve Howell and what we get is a talking book of musical influence from the South.

Artist: Buddy Flett Album: Rough Edges Genre: Blues Origin: USA Released: 2013 Quality: mp3, 320 kbps Tracklist: Train. Third House On The Left.

That Buddy Flett is recording at all, after an coma, is its own kind of miracle. That Flett, whose songs have been recorded by John Mayall, Percy Sledge and Tab Benoit, is sounding perhaps better than ever - deeper in the groove, deeper in the lyric - is quite another. A new album makes the case. Boasting five originals, two collaborations with long-time writing partner David Egan, and a trio of well-placed cover songs, Rough Edges is testament to Flett’s steely resolve to return

Buddy Flett, David Egan: best 2 tracks. Buddy Flett - Train Rough Edges, 2013 04:06. Buddy Flett - Good to Ya Baby Rough Edges, 2013 05:34. Artist: Buddy Flett David Egan.