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Barefoot Servants) 2 (Barefoot Servants) The new CD out by Barefoot Servants 2 display's what real true musicians create. REAL MUSIC! Not some corporate supported bubble gum music, but strong works of music how music should be played. From the rockin' first song Pharaoh's House to the toe tappin Take My Breath Away, there is truly not a bad song on the CD. If this CD were recorded back in the 70's, (that's were the song Brown Penny takes me) it would be heard on every radio station across the country. That's not to say this sounds like old music, but has a little bit of the Faces, Stones, Hendrix and a lot of Jon Butcher the master crafter. You can hear it in his voice on the CD, that Jon and the band had a great time playing these song's. Rightly so, because they should be proud of their work here. Nothing this fresh has been out in a long time. Me, I expected nothing less! If your a music fan of any of the Barefoot Servants you probably have this one already, if your not, do yourself a favor and get it. You will not be disappointed. Barefoot Servants 2 Jon Butcher Ben Schultz Leland Sklar Neal Wilkerson Eagerly anticipated, this album, two years in the making, is a thing of sonic beauty.Expertly produced and recorded, it is truly one of Jon Butcher's career highlights. Initial surprise, the tracks are more acoustically based than electric, and an ample amount of Jon's harmonica work spices several of the tracks. Ben Schultz is the perfect compliment to Jon. His musicianship is outstanding, trading licks with Jon and singing wonderfully throughout. Quite different, in a good way, from Barefoot's 1994 debut album. No surprise that Leland Sklar lays down magnificent bass lines throughout the disc, proving once again that Lee is one of the world's best bass players. Neil Wilkerson's crisp, solid drumming provides a consistent backbeat that Jon hasn't had since working with Derek Blevins in Jon Butcher Axis. Transport to today, new technologies, sophistication, life's lessons learned, an artist, who cares, grows.And still tells great stories with his lyrics.That's Jon. On with the show... Tracks 1. Pharaoh's House: Remember The Rolling Stones? This is the best track they never recorded.Kicks the album off like the old JBA and Johanna Wild used to do. 2. I Don't Care At All: Mostly acoustic, Jon vocals and sweet harmonica. Dylanesk. 12 string in there? Hmmm? 3. Crazy: Jon up front, in your face acoustic...must be the Taylor guitar sounds so sweet and forward...slide guitar from Ben makes the tune. 4. When The Day Comes: Huge rocker with props to John Lennon and Beatles. Jon grew up a big Fab Four fan..Neil kicks the drums...Beatles on edge. 5. Rude Boy: An in your face rocker, my pick for a video.A hit! Jon just like we all remember him, harmonica is great...reminds me of Stones and Clash, but this is PURE JB. 6. Take My Breath Away: Neil's backbeat, you can't lose it! Leland, power, clean bass lines. Funky to the point one might think Reggae influence. 7. Bells of Saint Mary's: Spellbinding tune, great story. Acoustic foundation. Jon and Ben work great together on this one. A live in concert showstopper. 8. Brown Penny: A classic from Jon, ala Rod Stewart's Maggie May.You can hear the smile in Jon's voice in this tune. Jon, always the storyteller. 9. Monsters in Bethlehem:Mostly acoustic, Jon being basic with a feeling within. 10. Crack The Sky: Had to be one Jimi redux. A blockbuster song. The Stratocaster sounds so sweet. Drums flash back to Derek Blevins.Funny how so many people used to compare Jon to Jimi.This is not a Jimi song, it sounds just like Jon Butcher! 11. Love You Too Much: Great drums! Perfect for VH1. Reminds of Jon Butcher Axis days. 12. Dog Days: Power riffs. Jon attacks the strat.Lee blows your speakers up with a great bass line.Maybe a little Jimi or Jeff Beck lurking in there. 13. Phases of The Moon: A perfect sonic end to an imaginative album of music from four true professionals. This new work from Jon is well worth the wait.Given the appropriate attention from national media and publications, this will put Jon on the map where he belongs. A great singer, songwriter, storyteller and, he plays a pretty good guitar now and then. (heh-heh) Overall recommendation...buy it now and get a couple for your friends. BAREFOOT SERVANTS-BAREFOOT SERVANTS 2: Named after a line in BOB DYLAN's ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER, covered so memorably by JIMI HENDRIX, BAREFOOT SERVANTS fired off their self titled debut platter, a shot of hard charging blooze-rock mastery in 1994. Good things really DO come to those who wait, as this near equal sequel, released over a decade later, readily proves. All thirteen tracks were penned by Boston's longtime black guitar hero JON BUTCHER, whose raspy, passionate vocals and searing arsenal of six string licks were the band's calling card; their lineup of ace players also included legendary Hollywood session bassist LELAND SKLAR (JAMES TAYLOR, PHIL COLLINS). The group's blustery meat and potatoes approach found them swinging through a variety of styles from balls-out boogie to intrinsic folk...in a perfect world, BAREFOOT SERVANTS would have been all over AOR radio in the nineties and the new millennium...for that matter, JON BUTCHER should have been a star way back in 1980. Like its predecessor, BFS2 delivers a testosterone fueled knockout punch of integrity, technical prowess and soul baring sound. RATING: FOUR BARE FEET See all 8 customer reviews... Product Description Barefoot Servants is a collective of four friends that have individually played on hundreds of records over the years. Featuring Jon Butcher (Jon Butcher Axis & solo recordings) on guitar and lead vocals, multi- instrumentalist Ben Schultz (Rod Stewart), premier studio and touring veteran bassist Leland Sklar (Phil Collins, James Taylor) and drummer Neal Wilkinson (Artie Traum), Barefoot Servants 2 is the completion of an idea that surfaced 18 months ago… a follow-up to their 1994 self-titled CD. Although the band’s ‘94 CD had a decidedly bluesier identity, Ben Schultz calls the new CD, “The one we probably should have made then and finally made now. The new disc is definitely more a product of all the music the four of us have loved and been a part of all of our lives.” Barefoot Servants 2 is full of inspired playing, accessible songs, honest stories, and street-level portraits by musicians with a great deal of personal experience.As Leland Sklar stated, “We’ve been around and been part of a lot of music history. With Barefoot Servants 2 we accomplished all our personal goals… to make a really honest record that we all believed in and can be proud of. That’s saying a lot considering some of the records we’ve played on.” Product Details Sales Rank: #168863 in Music Published on: 2005 Released on: 2005-08-02 Number of discs: 1 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: .20 pounds More Information (2 (Barefoot Servants)) 2 (Barefoot Servants) will possibly be helpful. And desire Now i'm an area of enabling you obtain a superior system.However, Hopefully product reviews regarding this 2 (Barefoot Servants) form Amazon online marketplace.com will turn out to be practical. And desire I am an area of helping you to obtain a exceptional solution. You will have a expertise and review variety in this article. I am just expecting you can buying and ensure 2 (Barefoot Servants) right after see this very best ratings. You can expect to receive a review and encounter kind listed here. 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