review by SomethingElse

This is what SomethingElse wrote on our latest single with Boo Boo:

A couple of months ago I told y’all about this EP that vintage bluesman Boo Boo Davis put out with ElectroBluesSociety sensibly titled Chicago Blues Covers. This makeshift trio (Davis, guitarist Jan Mittendorp and drummer Jasper Mortier) made a mess of covers of electric blues standards charged by the retro-modern studio finagling of the ElectroBluesSociety and the sheer aura of one Boo Boo Davis. And they laid down the tracks for these songs all in one afternoon in 2018. Now we learn that their label KuvVer Records has dropped another track from apparently that same session, Howlin’ Wolf’s “Killing Floor.” Boo Boo’s rendition carries the same machismo as Wolf’s but aside from that, it sounds almost like a wholly different song. If anything, the analog-y, reverb-drenched sonics of this two year-old recording sounds even more ancient than the fifty-six year-old original and Mortier keeps the song lively with a booming backbeat. Davis voice echoes from the bottom his soul but his blues harp shouts louder and authoritatively. Even if you’ve heard this song a thousand times before, your experience with it isn’t complete without hearing ElectroBluesSociety and Boo Boo Davis tackle it. They give old blues back its youthful vitality because they know how to make it brash and raw.

new single with Boo Boo Davis

today KuvVer Records released:

KR 616 – ElectroBluesSociety feat Boo Boo Davis – Killing Floor

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a new single recorded during a session that we did with Boo Boo Davis in 2018. Together we went back to the classic Chicago blues and afterwards we added a little electro. This time it is another Howlin Wolf classic.

The track is available on all digital platforms.

 

 

new single with Boo Boo Davis

today KuvVer Records released our new single

KR 611 – Back Door Man – ElectroBluesSociety feat Boo Boo Davis

This is the seventh track from the recording session that we did with Mississippi blues man Boo Boo Davis. Together we went back to the classic Chicago blues and here is another Howlin Wolf classic with a little ‘electrofication’. The tracks is available on all the digital platforms like:

new single

Today KuvVer Records released our new single:

KR 610 – ElectroBluesSociety feat Boo Boo Davis – How Many More Years

This is the sixth track from the recording session that we did last year October with Mississippi blues man Boo Boo Davis. Together we went back to the classic Chicago blues and here is another Howlin Wolf classic with a little ‘electrofication’. The music is available on all digital platforms and here are a few links

new single with Boo Boo Boo Davis

today there is a new single released on KuvVer Records

KR 609 – ElectroBluesSociety feat Boo Boo Davis – Little Red Rooster

This is the fifth track from the recording session that we did with Mississippi blues man Boo Boo Davis

Again a classic Chicago blues song from Howlin Wolf with a little ‘electrofication’

Released digital only and available on all streaming and download platforms worldwide. Here are a few links

 

new track with Boo Boo Davis

today KuvVer Records released a new single from our session with Boo Boo Davis

KR 608 – ElectroBluesSociety feat Boo Boo Davis – Evil

Here is the fourth track from the recording session that we did in October last year with Mississippi blues man Boo Boo Davis. Together we went back to the classic Chicago blues  and this time it’s another Howlin Wolf classic with a little ‘electrofication’. This song was a regular in the repertoire of the Davis Brothers Band in the sixties and the seventies.

The track is released digital only and available on all download and streaming platforms. Here are a few links

UK review

this what Norman Darwen wrote in BLUES IN THE SOUTH about one of the singles we released together with Boo Boo Davis:

ElectroBluesSociety feat Boo Boo Davis – Tell Me (KuvVer Records 605)

Mississippi born singer and drummer Boo Boo Davis goes back to his roots on this “digital single” from KuvVer Records. He used to sing this Howling Wolf song with The Davis Brothers Band when they played in a juke joint in Saint Louis. Maybe the tough vocal and wailing harmonica were more or less the same, even the loping rhythm, as the electronics are not really in evidence here, meaning that this is just a very fine, down-home blues performance. More please!

 

second single with Boo Boo Davis

Today the second single from our session with Boo Boo Davis was released on KuvVer Records.

KR 606 – ElectroBluesSociety feat Boo Boo Davis – Smokestack Lightnin

It is another classic Howlin Wolf song with a little ‘electrofication’. This song was also a regular in the Davis Brothers Band repertoire in the 60’s and 70’s.

Available on all streaming and download platforms

first single from our session with Boo Boo Davis

KR 605 – Tell Me – ElectroBluesSociety feat Boo Boo Davis

In October we spent a few hours recording with Boo Boo Davis. For this session we went back to basics and together we (re) visited some classic Chicago blues. For Boo Boo this was a trip down memory lane because all these songs were regulars in the Davis Brohers Band repertoire during the 18 years that they were the weekend house band in Tubby’s Red Room, a famous juke joint in East St Louis.

We recorded seven songs that will be released digital only as individual singles on KuvVer Records in the coming months. Yesterday we released the first one and it is now available on all platforms.