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Blues Traveler announce new album “Traveler’s Blues”

Blues Traveler has announced the release of their new studio album Traveler’s Blues on Round Hill Records, a collection of re-imagined and re-charged classics from The American Blues Songbook, set for release on July 30, 2021. In addition, two singles “Funky Bitch” and “Ball & Chain” (feat. Christone “Kingfish” Ingram) will be released June 7th.

Now, Blues Traveler are taking a leap forward on their fourteenth full-length album,  Traveler’s Blues  (Round Hill Records). This time around, the quintet—John Popper (vocals, harmonica), Chan Kinchla (guitar), Tad Kinchla (bass), Ben Wilson (keyboards) and Brendan Hill (drums), along with a few guests have made the record they were always meant to make, an eleven song album… something old, something new, something borrowed and something blues.

Blues Traveler burst onto the scene in 1987 and hit the ground running with a trio of gold-selling albums— Blues Traveler  (1990),  Travelers and Thieves  (1991) and  Save His Sou l  (1993). Their next album  Four   (1994) went six-times platinum and spawned the definitive “Run-Around,” which garnered a GRAMMY® Award in the category of “Best Rock Performance By a Duo or Group.” The band logged another platinum album with  Straight On Till Morning  in 1998 and spent the next twenty years selling out shows on multiple continents before releasing  Hurry Up & Hang Around  in 2018.

“Back in the day, we were all into blues,” says Chan. “We even started as a high school blues band. That’s why our name is Blues Traveler! So, it was fun to come full circle and really get back to blues more than we’d ever planned. It took a lifetime for us to play this style well. There’s no way we could’ve pulled off this album when we were younger. After thirty years, we finally made the record we aspired to make as kids.”

Retreating to Nashville in late 2020, they reteamed with GRAMMY® Award-winning producer Matt Rollings (Willie Nelson) and rather than overthink anything or over prepare, they dove right into the deep end.

“We went in there and knocked it out,” Chan recalls. “If you overproduce blues, it sounds like shit. Blues is supposed to feel alive. We wanted to keep it raw and immediate. We had a solid start, so we just had to capture the moment. On our first album  Blues Traveler  in 1989, we knew those songs cold from playing them in bars for years. That’s probably the last time we came in that organized. We’d never done anything like this before. This was like doing standards. We weren’t trying to cover the way the artists had done the songs; we were trying to make them our own.”

That’s exactly what they did. A swaying twelve-bar blues progression holds down Jimmy Reed’s “You Got Me Runnin’” (feat. Crystal Bowersox) as harmonica and piano entwine. Swaggering piano struts through tambourine on the Mississippi Sheiks’ staple “Sittin’ On Top of the World” (feat. Warren Haynes) before Popper and Warren trade verses, and Chan and Warren trade licks.

“It’s an old blues song, but we brought a modern jam vibe to it,” he continues. “We’ve known Warren since 1990 when we opened up for The Allman Brothers. We’ve played with him in various ways for three decades. He’s an amazing musician and a wonderful guy. It’s cool we’re still rocking together after all these years.”

Then, there’s their take on the Gnarls Barkley smash “Crazy” (feat. Rita Wilson & John Scofield). As the beat simmers, Popper leans into the iconic lyrics with palpable charisma before Scofield rips a lead and Rita delivers a powerhouse counter-vocal. On Son Seals’ “Funky Bitch,” they dive into a fluid jam and proudly “Let our Blues Traveler flag fly,” according to Chan. “Roadhouse Blues” serves as a raucous Doors tribute and revs up as a “cool harmonica vehicle.” Meanwhile, “Need Your Love So Bad”—originally made famous by Little Willie John—brings them into new territory altogether, while “Trouble in Mind” (feat. Keb’ Mo) which dates back to the 1920s but has been recorded by everyone from Johnny Cash to Nina Simone, concludes with a scorching soul duet uplifted by bass-y piano, lyrical soloing, and vibrant harmonica.

Other songs on the album include “Tore Down,” “Call Me The Breeze,” and the single “Ball & Chain.”

“Blues Traveler is not just a band; it’s a lifestyle,” Chan leaves off. “Blues Traveler is our life’s work. It’s enabled us to do so many other things. This little tribe we built in New York during the late eighties has survived all the way through—plus or minus some dearly departed brothers and sisters. It’s empowered us to be creative, make people happy and travel around spreading some good vibes. The longer we do it, the more we like it. Now, people know we can actually play the fucking blues too.”

BLUES TRAVELER ON THE ROAD

7.4         Morrison, CO                   Red Rocks Amphitheatre

7.5         Aspen, CO                         Belly Up Aspen

7.8         Kansas City, MO              Knuckleheads

7.9         Des Moines, IA                Water Works Park

7.10       Normal, IL                         Cornbelters Stadium

7.13       Hobart, IN                        Hobart Art Theatre

7.14       Bloomington, IN              Bluebird

7.16       Franklin, OH                     JD Legends

7.18       Pelham, TN                      The Caverns Above Ground Amphitheater

8.4         New York, NY                   Pier 17

8.6         Atlantic City, NJ               Sound Waves at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

8.7         Sunbury, PA                     Spyglass Ridge Winery

8.8         North Stonington, CT     Jonathan Edwards Winery            –

8.13       Cohasset, MA                  South Shore Music Circus

8.14       Hampton Beach, NH       Casino Ballroom

8.15       Hyannis, MA                    Cape Cod Melody Tent

8.20       Rochester, MN                Mayo Civic Center Park

8.21       Island Lake, IL                  Bands In The Sand

8.22       Chesterfield, MO            Chesterfield Amphitheater

8.27       Fort Wayne, IN                Piere’s Entertainment Center (Outdoors)

8.28       Kittanning, PA                  Arts on the Allegheny Concert Series

8.29       Lewiston, NY                    Artpark

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Complete List Of Blues Traveler Albums And Discography

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This Complete List Of Blues Traveler Albums And Songs presents the full discography of Blues Traveler studio albums. The band Blues Traveler was first formed in 1987.  The group Blues Traveler hails from the area of Princeton, New Jersey. This complete Blues Traveler  discography also includes every single Blues Traveler live album. All these spectacular Blues Traveler albums have been presented below in chronological order. We have also included all original release dates with each Blues Traveler album as well as all original album covers. Every Blues Traveler album listed below showcases the entire Blues Traveler album tracklisting.

BLUES TRAVELER STUDIO ALBUMS

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Released: 1990

CD Track Listings:

• “But Anyway” – 4:10
• “Gina” – 4:03
• “Mulling It Over” – 3:43
• “100 Years” – 3:44
• “Dropping Some NYC” – 3:20
• “Crystal Flame” – 9:39
• “Slow Change” – 4:55
• “Warmer Days” – 4:55
• “Gotta Get Mean” – 3:52
• “Alone” – 12:25
• “Sweet Pain” – 7:41

Travelers and Thieves

Released: 1991

• “The Tiding” – 1:30
• “Onslaught” – 6:08
• “Ivory Tusk” – 5:15
• “What’s for Breakfast” – 3:47
• “I Have My Moments” – 4:13
• “Optimistic Thought” – 3:30
• “The Best Part” – 4:51
• “Sweet Pain” – 7:40
• “All in the Groove” – 4:18
• “Support Your Local Emperor” – 6:55
• “Bagheera” – 4:24
• “Mountain Cry” – 9:09

Save His Soul

Released: 1993

• “Trina Magna” – 5:51
• “Love & Greed” – 4:15
• “Letter from a Friend” – 4:39
• “Believe Me” – 4:43
• “Go Outside & Drive” – 4:52
• “Defense & Desire” – 3:59
• “Whoops” – 8:18
• “Manhattan Bridge” – 2:48
• “Love of My Life” – 5:36
• “NY Prophesie” – 4:37
• “Save His Soul” – 3:14
• “Bullshitter’s Lament” – 3:29
• “Conquer Me” – 5:09
• “Fledgling” – 7:24

Released: 1994

• “Run-Around” – 4:40
• “Stand” – 5:19
• “Look Around” – 5:42
• “Fallible” – 4:47
• “The Mountains Win Again” – 5:06
• “Freedom” – 4:01
• “Crash Burn” – 2:59
• “Price to Pay” – 5:17
• “Hook” – 4:50
• “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly” – 4:51
• “Just Wait” – 5:34
• “Brother John” – 6:38

Straight On till Morning

Released: 1997

• “Carolina Blues” – 4:44
• “Felicia” – 4:42
• “Justify the Thrill” – 4:06
• “Canadian Rose” – 4:30
• “Business as Usual” – 5:14
• “Yours” – 6:34
• “Psycho Joe” – 3:57
• “Great Big World” – 5:37
• “Battle of Someone” – 6:04
• “Most Precarious” – 3:27
• “The Gunfighter” – 4:57
• “Last Night I Dreamed” – 4:03
• “Make My Way” – 6:59

Released: 2001

• “Back in the Day” – 4:03
• “Girl Inside My Head” – 3:39
• “Rage” – 6:39
• “Just for Me” – 3:07
• “You Reach Me” – 4:24
• “All Hands” – 5:00
• “Pretty Angry” – 6:59
• “The Way” – 4:19
• “You Lost Me There” – 4:10
• “Sadly a Fiction” – 4:33
• “You’re Burning Me” – 2:45
• “Decision of the Skies” – 8:00

Truth Be Told

Released: 2003

• “Unable to Get Free” – 4:24
• “Eventually (I’ll Come Around)” – 4:33
• “Sweet and Broken” – 3:49
• “My Blessed Pain” – 4:34
• “Let Her and Let Go” – 3:42
• “Thinnest of Air” – 3:34
• “Can’t See Why” – 3:15
• “Stumble and Fall” – 7:32
• “This Ache” – 3:59
• “Mount Normal” – 4:11
• “The One” – 4:15
• “Partner in Crime” – 4:01

¡Bastardos!

Released: 2005

• “You Can’t Stop Thinking About Me” – 4:52
• “Amber Awaits” – 3:43
• “After What” – 4:34
• “Money Back Guarantee” – 4:01
• “Can’t Win True Love” – 4:54
• “Nail” – 4:40
• “Leaning In” – 3:46
• “She and I” – 3:42
• “Rubberneck” – 4:31
• “Nefertiti” – 3:51
• “What Could Possibly Go Wrong” – 2:51
• “That Which Doesn’t Kill You” – 4:11
• “She Isn’t Mine” – 3:39
• “The Children of the Night” – 8:47

Cover Yourself

Released: 2007

• “But Anyway” – 4:16
• “Gina” – 3:40
• “Mulling It Over” – 3:42
• “100 Years” – 4:09
• “Dropping Some NYC” – 3:29
• “Crystal Flame” – 5:29
• “Slow Change” – 4:56
• “Warmer Days” – 3:41
• “Gotta Get Mean” – 3:29
• “Alone” – 4:10
• “Sweet Pain” – 5:43

North Hollywood Shootout

Released: 2008

• “Forever Owed” – 5:01
• “You, Me and Everything” – 4:22
• “Love Does” – 5:03
• “Borrowed Time” – 4:12
• “The Beacons” – 3:18
• “Orange in the Sun” – 3:48
• “What Remains” – 5:35
• “How You Remember It” – 4:04
• “The Queen of Sarajevo” – 3:58
• “Free Willis, (Ruminations from Behind Uncle Bob’s Machine Shop)” – 4:40

Suzie Cracks the Whip

Released: 2012

• “You Don’t Have to Love Me” – 3:43
• “Recognize My Friend” – 4:12
• “Devil in the Details” – 3:45
• “All Things Are Possible” – 4:00
• “Things Are Looking Up” – 4:05
• “Love Is Everything (That I Describe)” – 3:40
• “I Don’t Wanna Go” – 3:54
• “Nobody Fall in Love with Me” – 3:57
• “Cover Me” – 3:59
• “Saving Grace” – 4:07
• “Big City Girls” – 3:28
• “Cara Let the Moon” – 4:26

Blow Up the Moon

Released: 2015

• “Hurricane” – 4:01
• “Blow Up the Moon” – 3:30
• “Castaway” – 3:17
• “Vagabond Blues” – 4:12
• “Top of the World” – 3:14
• “Nikolia” – 4:08
• “Matador” – 3:12
• “I Can Still Feel You” – 3:55
• “The Darkness We All Need” – 3:33
• “Jackie’s Baby” – 3:33
• “Hearts Are Still Awake” – 3:47
• “I Know Right” – 3:51

Hurry Up & Hang Around

Released: 2018

• “Accelerated Nation” – 3:34
• “She Becomes My Way” – 4:26
• “The Touch She Has” – 4:42
• “When You Fall Down” – 5:19
• “The Wolf Is Bumpin” – 3:50
• “Daddy Went a Giggin” – 4:06
• “Tangle of Our Dreaming” – 3:41
• “More Than Truth” – 4:40
• “Prayer Upon the Wind” – 3:58
• “Miss Olympus” – 4:28
• “Phone Call from Leavenworth” – 5:03
• “Ode from the Aspect” – 4:57

Traveler’s Blues

Released: 2021

• “Funky Bitch” – 3:45
• “You Got Me Runnin’” – 4:05
• “Tore Down” – 3:34
• “Ball and Chain” – 3:41
• “Crazy” – 4:02
• “Sittin’ on Top of the World” – 3:38
• “Need Your Love So Bad” – 4:12
• “Roadhouse Blues” – 3:54
• “Call Me the Breeze” – 3:52
• “Trouble in Mind” – 3:41

Traveler’s Soul

Released: 2023

1. Fool for You 2. Tired of Being Alone (Feat. Alisan Porter) 3. Waterfalls (Feat. Pat Monahan of Train & Daisha McBride) 4. I Can’t Stand the Rain (Feat. Valerie June) 5. Que Sera Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) (Feat. Wendy Moten) 6. Qualified 7. We Can Work It Out (Feat. Sara Niemietz) 8. Groove Is in the Heart (Feat. LIV Warfield & Davie) 9. Last Train 10. Groove Me 11. Just Kissed My Baby (Feat. Clyde Lawrence) 12. When a Man Loves a Woman (Feat. Ryan Shaw)

BLUES TRAVELER LIVE ALBUMS

Live from the fall.

Released: 1996

• “Love & Greed” – 5:17
• “Mulling It Over” – 9:54
• “Closing Down the Park” – 12:26
• “Regarding Steven” – 4:43
• “NY Prophesie” – 5:47
• “100 Years” – 5:00
• “Crash Burn” – 3:00
• “Gina” – 7:01
• “But Anyway” – 4:30
• “Mountain Cry” – 10:11
• “Alone” – 12:06
• “Freedom” – 4:02
• “The Mountains Win Again” – 5:23
• “What’s for Breakfast” – 3:59
• “Go Outside & Drive” – 8:47
• “Low Rider” – 6:28
• “Sweet Talking Hippie” – 6:47

Live: What You and I Have Been Through

Released: 2002

• “Back in the Day” – 5:24
• “Felicia” – 5:22
• “Justify the Thrill” – 4:57
• “Girl Inside My Head” – 4:04
• “Regarding Steven” – 4:45
• “The Path” – 6:04
• “Rage” – 7:21
• “You Reach Me” – 5:29
• “Crash Burn” – 4:55
• “Hook” – 5:14
• “The Mountains Win Again” – 5:25
• “Run-Around” – 4:48

Live on the Rocks

Released: 2004

• “Sweet Talking Hippie” – 7:02
• “Slow Change” – 5:39
• “Freedom” – 4:24
• “Crash Burn” – 3:30
• “Just Wait” – 6:06
• “The Mountains Win Again” – 5:08
• “Let Her & Let Go” – 4:36
• “Pattern” – 4:58
• “Carolina Blues” – 6:02
• “Run-Around” – 4:42
• “Thinnest of Air” – 3:56
• “Regarding Steven” – 4:53
• “All Hands” – 5:23
• “The Path” – 5:51
• “Imagine” – 5:06
• “Brother John” – 6:37

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Known as the “Motor City of Russia.”

Elektrostal, a city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia, earned the nickname “Motor City” due to its significant involvement in the automotive industry.

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Founded in 1916.

The city of Elektrostal was founded in 1916 as a result of the construction of the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Located approximately 50 kilometers east of Moscow.

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Great Snap. The Moscow Metro is offers the best connectivity in the big city. And the stations are Grand, to say the least. Significantly, most of these Metro stations served as bunkers during the World War 2

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