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Walter “Wolfman”Washington Walter Biografia from California Walter “Wolfman” Washin- gton è stato un icona nella scena musicale di New Or- leans per decadi. La sua bruciante chitarra e, le sue vocalità soulful, hanno determinato lo stile ibrido musicale del R&B, del Funk e Blues nella crescente città da quando ha formato la sua prima band negli anni ’70. Washington inizia la sua carriera du- rante i fertili anni ’50, periodo Rhythm & Blues che depone dozzine di gran- di successi e rende New Orleans la destinazione prescelta per la regi- strazione di grandi hit come quelle di Ray Charles e Little Richard. Nato nel 1943, Walter è già in tour durante il suo tardo periodo adole- & The Roadmasters scenziale, trascorrendo più di due anni come supporto alle formidali hits della grande cantante Lee Dorsey. Prima di apparire sulle scene con la sua Solar System band, appare con l’acclamata cantante Irma Thomas così come con il leggendario Jazz- man David Lastie e la sua band. Durante gli anni ’70 inizia una collaborazione di 20 anni con uno dei più importanti ed acclamati vocalist della Louisiana, il grande Johnny Adams. Soppranominato “The Tan Canary” per il suo stile vocale ineguagliabile, Adams è la guida per Walter che sviluppa il suo stile canoro durante la collaborazione con lui ai club più rinomati, incluso una lunga apparizione al celebre Dorothy’s Medallion. Quando Washington forma la sua prima band viene spesso generalizzato nel blues, ma parlando delle sue battute iniziali con Dorsey, Thomas, Adams e Lastie, il suo sound riflette un intero genere musicale. Certamente può cantare blues, da qui il suo nickname, ma il suo talento musicale ha sempre definito un puro Soul. Walter “Wolfman”Washington Walter Slang Music Via S.Francesco, 3 - 25075 Nave (BS) Tel. 0302531536 - Fax 0302536348 - Cell. 3356715992 www.slangmusic.com - [email protected] Negli anni seguenti, con una sua seconda ascesa nel funk, Washington abbraccia inte- ramente anche questo genere. Assistendo ad un suo show con la sua corrente band, The Roadmasters, è affine par- lare di una lezione di black music americana, con l’eccezione che stare seduti e pren- dere note non è una scelta. Con la sua ampiezza di esperienze e con un repertorio apparentemente senza fine, ognuno dei suoi show è di un genere diverso. Come i grandi jazzman, Washington incanala tutti i giorni della sua vita nella sua musica. Affidandosi all’ambiente la band suona Blues, R&B, Soul, Funk, Jazz e qualsisi cosa che sia pura. Washington, come Adams prima di lui, è un grande interprete. Si adatta ad ogni numero che sia una canzone popolare o un Funk crescente. Il suo dono gli permette di portare il suo spirito nella composizione mentre sempre rivela i veri sentimenti al pubblico. Mentre perfeziona il suo dono vocale, il suono della sua chitarra è senza confronto fin dall’inizio della sua carriera. Come un ritmico musicista provvede alla giusta tensione per supportare i membri della sua band durante gli assoli. Ma è durante il suo momento sotto i riflettori che realmente risplende. Quando suona la chitarra si lascia trascinare dal pub- blico come se continuasse il suo colorato e intenso assolo crescente d’intensità o come una spirale attorno ad un tema centrale. & The Roadmasters Walter “Wolfman” Washington si è guadagnato numerosi elogi durante la sua carriera ma, a differenza di altri, non si è adiagiato nel suo alloro. Ha mantenuto un severa tabella con i Roadmasters così bene come con il suo trio The Chosen Few. Come se non fosse abbastanza, ha recentemente iniziato una collaborazione di gran successo con alcuni locali jazzamen, incluso il trombettista James Andrews. Così il cerchio della musica di New Orelans si chiude. Uguamente abile in ogni genere, Washington si evidenzia in una città ricca di mu- sicisti per il suo unico stile e insolita capacità sia come chitarrista, leader e can- tante. Sito ufficiale: www.walterwolfmanwashington.com Line-up Walter Washington - lead voice, guitar Jack Cruz - Bass Kevin O’Day - Drums Jimmy Carpenter - Saxophone Walter “Wolfman”Washington Walter Slang Music Via S.Francesco, 3 - 25075 Nave (BS) Tel. 0302531536 - Fax 0302536348 - Cell. 3356715992 www.slangmusic.com - [email protected] Discografia WOLF TRACKS (1986) By Rounder Select Walter è un chitarrista che ha sviluppato uno dei più espres- sivi stili del moderno R&B. In questo album la sua attraente voce soul e gli arrangia- menti lo rendono il suo primo album R&B del New Orleans classico. OUT OF THE DARK (1988) By Rounder Select Inseguendo il successo del suo primo album, Walter “Wolf- man” Washington unisce il nucleo del suono della sua band con la sua ricerca. Il batterista Wilbert Arnold e Walter si susseguono in “You Can Stay But the Noise Must Go,” mentre Walter ricerca il suo soul nell’interpretazione della canzone di Buddy John- son “Save Your Love for Me.” Questo è uno dei migliori album e delle registrazioni più funk di Walter. WOLF AT THE DOOR (1991) By Rounder Select Walter “Wolfman” Washington è uno dei più riconosciuti chitarristi e cantanti Rhythm & Blues odierni, con le carat- teristiche di un musicista jazz, blues e soul. La sua band, the Roadmasters, posa il più stretto e ispirato groove che nessuna band di New Orleans possiede oggi. La sua voce, potente ed espressiva, cresce in profondità in ogni album: ci sono tracce in questo album che innalzano il classico soul southern di ogni era. Slang Music Via S.Francesco, 3 - 25075 Nave (BS) Tel. 0302531536 - Fax 0302536348 - Cell. 3356715992 www.slangmusic.com - [email protected] FUNK IS IN THE HOUSE (1998) By Bullseye Blues Con i suoi brani e, ispirato dal suono e dal suo squisito can- to, Walter ha creato un album che lo colloca nei maggiori talenti blues/soul odierni. ON THE PROWL (2000) By Bullseye Blues Questo è il miglior album che abbia fatto. & The Roadmasters DOIN’ THE FUNKY THING (2008) By Zoho Music Il titolo dell’album leva qualsiasi dubbio sul contenuto, Wol- fman ci offre una considerevole collezione che si esten- de dal blues al jazz, tutto sovrapposto al suo unico stile funky. Nell’album è accompagnato della sua attuale band che in- clude il bassista Jack Cruz, Kevin O’Day alla batteria, Jim- my Carpenter al sax e Antonio Gambrell alla tromba. Walter “Wolfman”Washington Walter Slang Music Via S.Francesco, 3 - 25075 Nave (BS) Tel. 0302531536 - Fax 0302536348 - Cell. 3356715992 www.slangmusic.com - [email protected].
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