(Modern Electric Blues) Fathead - 8 albums - 1992-2012, MP3, 256-320 kbps

1. Hard Driving Music
2. Hear My Baby Call
3. Snake In The Grass
4. The Sweetest Sound
5. One Step Forward
6. Georgia Swing
7. Cajun Cafe
8. She's Trouble
9. What Do You Take Me For
10. Forecast Calls For Pain
11. I Want To Do Everything For You
12. The Train Kept Rolling
13. Hear The Lions Roar
14. Try It One More Time

1. Blues Weather
2. The Backbug Song
3. Monkey Time
4. Tell Me Why
5. Real Crazy Mama
6. Doot Do Doot
7. Song For The Nation
8. Let's Have A Party
9. Hurry Now
10. Gypsy Feet
11. You Can't Always Get What You Want
12. Steak & Potatoes

1) Somebody Else's But Mine
2) I keep Holdin' On
3) Move On Up
4) Hip Pocket
5) Charmalene
6) Walk Backwards
7) Meet Me In The Middle
8) You're The One
9) Blue Water
10) Mama's Boy
11) Commit a Crime
12) There's No Witness
13) Give It Up
14) Hymn For Her

1) First Class Riff-Raff
2) Cockle Doodle Do
3) Hard Times
4) Just Another Day
5) I Want You
6) She's Got The Look (She's Got The Touch)
7) Shake This Feeling
8) The Low Life
9) Living Like a King
10) Greed (Share The Wealth)
11) Same Old Thing
12) I've Been Bluesified

1) Let The Goodtimes Roll
2) Cockle Doodle-Do
3) Crawfishin'
4) Why Are People Like That?
5) Hard Times
6) Blue Water
7) Am I Wrong?
8) Number Nine Train
9) Somebody Else's But Mine (Hole in My Pocket)
10) Same Old Thing
11) Steak & Potatoes
12) Grow Too Old
13) Monkey Time
14) Low Life
15) Let's Have a Party
16) I Want You

1) Jellyfish Blues
2) Fire In The Hole
3) What About Me?
4) Bitter When I'm Old
5) Katrina
6) One Day The Sun Will Shine
7) Apartment 10
8) Pity The Fool
9) Too Many Heartaches
10) Backwoods Paradise
11) The Last Time
12) Building Full Of Blues

1) Shame on Ya (A. Lerman) 4:03
2) Where's The Blues Taking Me (B. Tunnoch) 4:13
3) Red Maple Road (A. Lerman) 4:59
4) Lay It On The Line (A. Lerman) 6:44
5) Carry On (B. Tunnoch) 3:43
6) Easy Going Man (A. Lerman/B. Tunnoch) 4:22
7) Trouble In The World No More (A. Lerman) 4:43
8) Big City Blues (A. Lerman) 3:16
9) Harp Sauce (A. Lerman) 4:14
10) The Boogie Man (B. tunnoch) 4:50
11) Poor Frank (A. Lerman) 3:34
12) Don't Leave Me Tonight (A. Lerman) 5:44
13) (I Like My Sex) Drip Dry (B. Tunnoch/S. Fujimoto) 4:27
14) Freedom Day (B. Tunnoch) 3:34
15) Lonely Teardrops (R. Davis / G. Gordy / G. Fuqua) 3:05 (bonus)

01. Somebody Else's But Mine
02. Tell Me Why
03. She's Trouble
04. Shame On Ya
05. One Day The Sun Will Shine
06. Blues Weather
07. Hooked On Your Love (Feat. Little Mack Simmons)
08. First Class Riff-Raff
09. Real Crazy Mama
10. The Sweetest Sound
11. Walk Backwards
12. Just Another Day
13. Building Full Of Blues
14. Lay It On The Line
15. Fire In The Hole
16. She's Got The Look
17. Monkey Time
18. You're So Special (Feat. Little Mack Simmons)
19. Number Nine Train

In March of 1999, the five members of Fathead walked up to the podium to receive their first Juno Award (Canada's equivalent to the Grammy). It only took about 125 years for them to get some well deserved recognition.
At least it did if you if you added up all the years spent individually plying their trade in blues and R&B. The players in this tight Toronto-based unit have all had long musical careers that included stints with some of the most recognizable names in these genres.
Fathead's brand new CD (released Mar. 21, 2000), Where's Your Head At? (Electro-Fi 3365) features 13 original songs plus one cover, a scorching rendintion of Howlin' Wolf's "Commit A Crime". Their sound is steeped heavily in the blues married with elements of r&b, funk, soul, gospel, rock'n'roll and just a dash of Cajun spice. Everyone in the band contributes to both the writing and arranging with the result being a unique ensemble sound that is immediately recognizable as their own. Fathead has developed a distinctive sound that is characterized by solid grooves, unforgettable melodies, and ace musicianship.
Formed in 1994 by harp player/tenor saxophonist Al Lerman, the band boasts the Georgia-nurtured lead vocals of John Mays, Teddy Leonard's stinging soulful guitar, and the skin tight grooves of innovative bassist Omar Tunnoch with drummer-deluxe Ed White.
A lot of people took note of Fathead with the 1995 release of their self titled debut CD. It garnered rave reviews as well as some radio airplay that resulted in a recording contract with Electro-Fi Records. In 1998 Blues Weather was released and picked up the afore mentioned Juno for "Best Blues Album", beating out the heavily favored Colin James' Little Big Band II. Fathead has since received a 1999 Jazz Report Award for "Blues Group Of The Year' (they also won the same in 1997 ), to go along with some other trophies including a 1998 Maple Blues Award for "Electric Act Of The Year" and a Westcoast Blues Award in 1996. They were repeat winners at the 2000 Maple Blues awards with yet another statue for "Electric Act Of Year" and Teddy Leonard won kudos for "Guitarist Of The Year".
In concert they have backed blues luminaries such as Charlie Musslewhite, King Ernest and were featured on two albums by Chicago bluesman Little Mack Simmons. Fathead recently opened for the great B.B. King at Toronto's famed Massey Hall and their perfomance knocked everybody out.
This band has travelled the country playing blues rooms, concert halls and major music festivals from coast to coast recruiting a large fan base along the way. In turn, their CD sales have risen considerably; In Canada, Blues Weather made Festival Distribution's Top Ten List for best sellers (blues category). Outside of Canada, their albums are now available at better record stores across the U.S., Europe, U.K., Japan, and Scandinavia.
Fathead is a MUST HEAR & SEE band. Their incendiary live show always get them invited back wherever they play. If you haven't heard them lately, WHERE'S YOUR HEAD AT anyways!!?

John Mays - Lead vocals
Al Lerman - Harmonica, tenor sax, backing vocals
Omar Tunnoch - Bass, backing vocals
Teddy Leonard - Guitar, backing vocals
Bucky Berger - Drums, backing vocals

1995:
-winner WEST COAST BLUES AWARD..."Top Canadian Blues Recording"/Fathead
-winner WEST COAST BLUES AWARD..."Best Male Vocalist"/John Mays
1997:
-winner JAZZ REPORT AWARD..."Blues Group Of The Year"
-winner MAPLE BLUES AWARD... "Electric Act Of The Year"
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Entertainer Of The Year"
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Guitarist Of The Year"/Teddy Leonard
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Harmonica Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Horn Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Male Vocalist Of The Year"/John Mays
1998:
-winner JUNO AWARD..."Blues Recording Of The Year"/Blues Weather
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Electric Act Of The Year"
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Entertainer Of The Year"
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Male Vocalist Of The Year"/John Mays
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Guitarist Of The Year"/Teddy Leonard
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Harmonica Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Horn Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Bassist Of The Year"/Omar Tunnoch
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Recording Of The Year"/Blues Weather
1999:
-winner JAZZ REPORT AWARD..."Blues Group Of The Year"
-winner MAPLE BLUES AWARD... "Electric Act Of The Year"
-winner MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Guitarist Of The Year"/Teddy Leonard
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Entertainer Of The Year"
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Male Vocalist Of The Year"/John Mays
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Harmonica Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Bassist Of The Year"/Omar Tunnoch
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Drummer Of The Year"/Ed White
2000:
-winner MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Drummer Of The Year"/Ed White
-nomination CANADIAN INDIE AWARD "Blues Recording Of The Year"/Where's Your Head At?
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Electric Act Of The Year"
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Entertainer Of The Year"
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Recording Of The Year"/Where's Your Head At?
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Producer Of The Year"/Tom Jardin & Fathead for Where's Your Head At?
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Male Vocalist Of The Year"/John Mays
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Harmonica Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Bassist Of The Year"/Omar Tunnoch
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Songwriter Of The Year"/Al Lerman
2001:
-winner MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Male Vocalist Of The Year"/John Mays
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Horn Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Harmonica Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
2002:
-winner MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Male Vocalist Of The Year"/John Mays
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Recording Of The Year"/First Class Riff-Raff
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Producer Of The Year"/Alec Fraser & Fathead for First Class Riff-Raff
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Bassist Of The Year"/Omar Tunnoch
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Harmonica Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Drummer Of The Year"/Chuck Keeping
2003:
-winner CANADIAN INDIE AWARD..."Blues Recording of The Year"/First Class Riff-Raff
-nomination JUNO AWARD..."Blues Recording of The Year"/First Class Riff-Raff
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Male Vocalist Of The Year"/John Mays
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Harmonica Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Drummer Of The Year"/Chuck Keeping
2004:
- winner MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Male Vocalist Of The Year"/John Mays
- nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Electric Act Of The Year"
- nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Harmonica Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
- nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Producer Of The Year"/Al Lerman & Alec Fraser for Willie Smith & The Juke Joint Rockers-"Bluesin' It"
2005:
- nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Male Vocalist of the Year"/John Mays
- nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Harmonica Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
2006:
- nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD... "Male Vocalist Of The Year"/John Mays
- nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Harmonica Player Of The Year"/Al Lerman
- nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD... "Bassist Of The Year"/Omar Tunnoch
2007:
- nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Male Vocalist Of The Year"/John Mays
- nomination MAPLES BLUES AWARD... "Horn Player Of The Year" / Al Lerman
- nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD... "Drummer Of The Year" / Bucky Berger
2008:
- Winner - MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Male Vocalist Of The Year"/John Mays
- nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD..."Drummer Of The Year"/Bucky Berger
- winner JUNO AWARD...Blues Recording of the Year "Buliding Full of Blues"
2009:
-winner MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Male Vocalist Of The Year”/John Mays
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Drummer Of The Year”/Bucky Berger”
2010:
-winner MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Drummer Of The Year”/Bucky Berger
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Male Vocalist Of The Year”/John Mays
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Horn Player Of The Year”/Al Lerman
-Great Lakes Blues Society “Lifetime Achievement Award”/Teddy Leonard
2011:
-Juno Award nomination Blues Album Of The Year
-winner MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Male Vocalist Of The Year”/John Mays
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Drummer Of The Year”/Bucky Berger
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Horn Player Of The Year”/Al Lerman
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Guitar Player Of The Year”/Teddy Leonard
2012:
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Male Vocalist Of The Year”/John Mays
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Drummer Of The Year”/Bucky Berger
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Horn Player Of The Year”/Al Lerman
-nomination MAPLE BLUES AWARD...”Bassist Of The Year”/Omar Tunnoch