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Kim Capps
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Kim Capps, blues with spirit, gospel with grit
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Grandpa_Erik left a comment for Kim Capps
Hi Kim, If you not have had the possibility to visit my site I hereby give you a little tast of The Bluesmates. If you like it there is more to hear. If not, I am sorry to have taken your time.
Much respect. Grandpa_Erik
Tony Lee King left a comment for Kim Capps
WISH YOU A GREAT WEEKEND...
GOD BLESS GOOD PEOPLE AND GREAT MUSIC.....
YOU CAN PROMOTE YOUR ART ON REVERBNATION TOO !!!
Migue de Oca,Havana,Cuba left a comment for Kim Capps
Kim, now is the moment, you can listen to my blues radio show, here are the links, I am sendiing the formal invitation to you, so you could pass it on, ok? hope you could send me some music so I could play it someday!
My name is Miguel de Oca and I…
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- About Me:
- Kim Capps is the real deal. Her songs and her powerful delivery all touch the soul on her new CD “Blues Gonna Show the Way”.
When Kim sings, she brings it and she owns it. In addition to her strong, beautiful voice, she is a songwriter with a unique ability to access joy and pain in a way that invites the listener to join right in and come along for the ride.
Performing locally for many years, she first became known locally leading the Unusual Suspects. She found her true voice when she dove head first into the acoustic blues. She is a valued member of the Barbershop jams sponsored by the Archie Edwards Blues Heritage Foundation (www.acousticblues.com).
The blues got into her heart and they shape her songwriting and musical connection. She wails Robert Johnson’s “Love in Vain” with depth and beautiful dynamics. She becomes a sensuous siren on her own “Deep Blue. In another original, “Raise Your Voice”, she claims and shares the powerful right to ask the right questions. These and all cuts on “Blues Gonna Show the Way” showcase her ability to sing blues and gospel side by side. In her able hands the listener is gifted with music that echoes our human need for both tears and vision, expressed through sorrow and hope.
She’s influenced by her study and collaborations with many amazing musicians of the highest caliber, including Gaye Adegbalola of Saffire, the Uppity Blues Woman, piano virtuoso Roddy Barnes, and blues woman Maria Woodford. And as you’ll know when you hear her sing her songs, she is a true student of life in the world that surrounds her. Lucky us- we get the healing power of her shared passion and musical vision in a package that is as entertaining as it is uplifting.
- Favorite Blues Artists and Bands
- Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Blind Willie Johnson, Gaye Adegbalola, Roddy Barnes, Mike Baytop to name a few.
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Gaye Adegbalola weighs in on the CD!
Gaye Adegbalola, internationally known for performing both with Saffire-Uppity Blues Women and in a duo with pianist Roddy Barnes, has weighed in on "Blues Gonna Show the Way," my CD. Gaye, a W.C. Handy award-winning songwriter, writes:
"I've always said that gospel music mainly tells a story about salvation later on, while blues music is about salvation here and now. Kim has combined the two.
When you sing you pray twice; and when you sing your own song you pray thrice. Kim's… Continue
"I've always said that gospel music mainly tells a story about salvation later on, while blues music is about salvation here and now. Kim has combined the two.
When you sing you pray twice; and when you sing your own song you pray thrice. Kim's… Continue
Posted on October 31, 2008 at 3:01pm
Comment Wall (11 comments)
- At 8:31am on September 22, 2009,
Grandpa_Erik said…
- Hi Kim, If you not have had the possibility to visit my site I hereby give you a little tast of The Bluesmates. If you like it there is more to hear. If not, I am sorry to have taken your time.
Much respect. Grandpa_Erik
- At 10:11am on September 11, 2009,
Tony Lee King said… - WISH YOU A GREAT WEEKEND...
GOD BLESS GOOD PEOPLE AND GREAT MUSIC.....
YOU CAN PROMOTE YOUR ART ON REVERBNATION TOO !!!
- At 7:02pm on June 10, 2009,
Migue de Oca,Havana,Cuba said… - Kim, now is the moment, you can listen to my blues radio show, here are the links, I am sendiing the formal invitation to you, so you could pass it on, ok? hope you could send me some music so I could play it someday!
My name is Miguel de Oca and I live in Havana, Cuba, this is an invitation, I host a blues radio show here, also I lead a blues band, hope you could listen to my show someday, the links to my radio show:
LA ESQUINA DEL BLUES
RADIO SHOW
SUNDAYS
9:00 P.M( EASTERN TIME)
HERE'S WHAT YOU NEED TO LISTEN TO:
WINDOWS MEDIA LINK
http://media.ohc.cu/habanaradio
WEBSITE
www.laesquinadelblues.webs.com
OPEN-LINES(LIVE)
011-53-7-8615463
011-53-7-8649000
BLUES4ALL
THANKS
- At 3:44am on December 30, 2008,
billy jones bluez said… - Hi Kim,
Here is my wish for the very best to you and all my LiveBluesWorld friends as we take the music of our heritage into 2009 and the 21st century.
It's an honor to be on this journey with you. ..and a pleasure to be your friend. Thank you for allowing me to be a member of the community.
..."true greats" ...are not those born with "golden spoons" in their mouths. ...but those who through "hard work" turn their own "wooden spoons" into "gold".
"...the re-emergence of blues music as serious social commentary."
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- At 11:32am on September 3, 2008,
Rev. Jake O'Connor said… - Hi Kim,
I liked your version of Love in Vain. You've got to be good to go that slow! I'll try to catch you around town sometime. Good luck at the release party!
- At 8:45pm on August 15, 2008,
Migue de Oca,Havana,Cuba said…
- Kim, I can`t hear the first tune, but raise your voice is GREAT, what the hell are doing music managers in this crazy world? I really wish you the best, you can do the the rest babe!
- At 6:17pm on July 9, 2008,
Robert Stanley said… - Hi Kim.
Thanks for the friendship. Like your stuff and the Gospel feel. Really cool.
Peace, Love, Rockabluesic,
Robert Stanley
www.roadmanshammer.com
- At 6:12pm on May 26, 2008,
Roddy Gordon said… - Hi Kim,
thanks for the comments,it is only my opinion ,but I think the blues following in Australia is pretty small,decent gigs are few and far between,especially if you are over 40.Most of the gigs in Adelaide are for young party cover bands.agents do not book blues bands.I only returned to Australia 18 months ago after being in Scotalnd for the past 20 years.In the eighties I was based in Sydney,gigged 6 nights a week,but also played Irish/Scots and country rock.I wont be gigging for a few months as I am waiting for a hip replacement.But from what I have seen there isnt a lot out there anyway.
Hope someone can prove me wrong.What is your gig scene like.?
- At 7:09pm on May 19, 2008,
kevin barry "bluesglass" said… - How cool are you! I love the music ans am a big believer in that "walking the line" between gospel and blues...
it has ever been thus!!
Check out my website next time you are trolling the
net
www.freewebs.com/bluesglass/
I'll bet you like it!
Keep up the great work!
Keep the music alive!
- At 10:14am on May 19, 2008,
Bluesboy Jag said… - Thanks!
JAG
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