Cuttin' In

1. Talk to Your Daughter

2. Cuttin' In

3. Cold Cold Ground

4. Mellow Chick Swing

5. I Want to Be Loved

6. Who's Been Cheatin' Who

7. Double Trouble

8. Jumpin' Salty

9. Goombay Rock

10. I Got Loaded

11. Those Lonely Lonely Nights

12. Close to You

13. Rub-a-Dub

14. Ah'w Baby

Cuttin' In,Sean Costello,Landslide,Blues,Blues Music,Blues-Rock,Modern Electric Blues,Pop,R&B

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Nostalgia

Manufacturer: Venice Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Classical | Styles | Music

General | Jazz | Styles | Music
ASIN: B00049QK8I
Release Date: 2004-10-26

Tracks:

Four Transcriptions: Weary Blues
Four Transcriptions: Honky Tonk Train Blues
Four Transcriptions: Death Ray Boogie
Four Transcriptions: Smashing Thirds
Twenty Something
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Azalea Rag
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Decatur Stomp
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Cuttin' Loose
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Struttin' on a Sunny Day
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Ivory Strides
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Pass It Along
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: South Side Boogy
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Ocean Languor
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Onyx Mood
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Bouncing in F Minor
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Bird in the Roost
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Deep Groove
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Roses & Cream
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Time Play
Jazz Etudes in the Styles of Jazz Masters: Passage
Concerto in F: Allegro - Meral Guneyman,
Concerto in F: Adagio: Andante Con Moto - Meral Guneyman,
Concerto in F: Allegro Agitato - Meral Guneyman,

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THE KID'S GROWN UP
Sean Costello's Growth as a Blues performer
Not a Bad Second Effort!
Better than most new blues CD's, but.......
Definitely His Best

Cuttin' In
Sean Costello
Manufacturer: Landslide
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Blues | Styles | Music

Electric Blues Guitar | Blues | Styles | Music

Modern Blues | Blues | Styles | Music

General | R&B | Styles | Music

Blues Rock | Rock | Styles | Music

General | R&B | Indie Music | Stores | Music
Similar Items:

Call the Cops
Moanin' for Molasses
Sean Costello
Buried Alive in the Blues (+ Bonus DVD)
Hollywood Fats Band

ASIN: B00004RDMQ
Release Date: 2000-01-25

Tracks:

Talk to Your Daughter
Cuttin' In
Cold Cold Ground
Mellow Chick Swing
I Want to Be Loved
Who's Been Cheatin' Who
Double Trouble
Jumpin' Salty
Goombay Rock
I Got Loaded
Those Lonely Lonely Nights
Close to You
Rub-a-Dub
Ah'w Baby

Customer Reviews:

THE KID'S GROWN UP.......2001-01-29

It's been 4 years since Costello put out that great first album "Call The Cops" at the age of 16. He's grown up some since then. He sings with a little deeper voice now, and the production has gotten better. The songs on here are divided between the west coast blues sound, such as the title song "Cuttin in", written by west coast bluesman extraordinaire Junior Watson. And "Jumpin Salty", an instrumental track with a big bass drum sound throughout. Pure west coast. But he also gets into the Chicago blues with Willie Dixon's "I Want To Be Loved", and the slow 7 minute burner "Double Trouble", in which Costello displays some great chops that can rival any of those young bluze-rockers out there. But that's not really his style. He plays a restrained, yet swinging style, somewhat in the vane of Rick Holmstrom or the late great Hollywood Fats. But he's still got a sound of his own. I also like his song selection on here. Even though he only wrote 3 of the songs on here, he makes up for it by bringing back little obscurities such as the odd but infectious "Goombay Rock" and "I Got Loaded", which Los Lobos made famous a few years ago. All in all, this is a nice album that I really enjoyed. I would also highly recommend Costello's first album "Call the Cops", which really swings hard with an energetic rock and roll feel to it. Whether you want Sean Costello the teenager or the grownup, you can't go wrong with either.

Sean Costello's Growth as a Blues performer.......2000-10-18

After listening to Sean Costello's "Cuttin In" and seeing him live throughout Georgia, this writer sees someone who respects and loves the Blues plus puts his own stamp on his original songs. While Johnny Lang and Kenny Wayne Shepard play the so called "Bluesrock field" Sean has moved front and center in the presentation and performance of traditional electric blues reminiscent of a young Otis Rush,Freddie King or Buddy Guy. Sean has a crackerjack band led by the next great harmonica maestro in Paul Linden which accents Sean's singing and playing. As long as Sean keeps growing by trying different types of music whether it be his own or someone elses the Blues is in fine hands. I'm looking forward already to his next album!!!!!!!!!!!!

Not a Bad Second Effort!.......2000-06-03

With so many young blues players on the scene, I received this CD with some skepticism. I had recently listened to "Call the Cops" which showed a lot of potential but other than that, have heard very little about this 20 year old guitarist. To my surprise, Costello's second CD demonstrates both his creative abilities as well as his appreciation for the heritage of the blues. Costello's 3 originals continue the raw and energetic Chicago style blues demonstarted on his earlier CD. "Cold, Cold, Ground" features an uptempo piano based shuffle while "Who's been Cheatin' Who" is a hard driving number leaning more towards rock than blues. The covers on this CD are done well and are very close copies of the originals. Most notably, "I want to be loved by you" and "Close to you" by Muddy Waters. Some blues fans may yawn at the cover selections and the lack of original interpretation. Given the potential demonstrated on the 3 originals as well as the earlier CD, I would have like to see a little more creativity. For that reason, I deducted one star. Nevertheless, this is a good second effort and shows a promise for future releases.

Better than most new blues CD's, but..............2000-03-28

O.K., I will admit that I didn't think it was possible to top Sean's first album "Call the Cops". Unfortunately,it turns out I was right. This disc is better than alot of the new blues that has been issued in recent years, but it is not as strong as his first. I was somewhat warned when I heard Sean's playing on Susan Tedeschi's grammy nominated album "Just Won't Burn". It seemed that he was getting away from the strengths of his playing- namely swing and jump blues. This disc is much more varied in the style of music- which is great, but by doing this, he seems to move away from the things that made "cops" so good. This disc is more traditional in its approach. He covers some unusual songs from the likes of Sonny Boy I and A.B. Higgs (the odd Goombay Rock). But, at the sime time, he covers songs that don't need to be covered anymore- i.e. "Double Trouble" and "Mamma Talk to your Daughter" these are chestnuts of the blues catalog that have been done to death- as good as Sean is, we don't need more versions of these songs. His vocals have improved by leaps and bounds (although the disortion on the mic helps him sound rougher than his voice is). I don't mean to discourage you from buying this CD, but before you do- get his first one.

Definitely His Best.......2000-03-24

With all due respect to the writer from London, Sean Costello's new CUTTIN' IN cd is definitely a step way up from his debut album. While CALL THE COPS is an excellent album, CUTTIN' IN shows a far more mature and self assured artist playing a wider and more challenging variety of material. The singing is much improved and the guitar work, mixed with terrific ensemble accompaniment, is outstanding (and thankfully not "over the top"). The sound of the album is vintage, but it rings through loud and clear, just like some of those old Muddy Waters Chess records. This one's a must.

Average customer rating:

Cuttin' in Line at the Karmic Buffet

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Blues | Styles | Music
ASIN: B000FSMTB0
Release Date: 2001-01-30

Tracks:

Sweet Well Water
Wild Blues Yonder
Bhodie And Me
Karmic Buffet
Wondrous Things
I Know You
River Of Mind
Josephine And Jo Jo
I Can Fly
Evangelist Blues
Lucas T.
Love Can Be So Cruel
Call On Me

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Cuttin in Line at the Karmic Buffet
Rick Walker
Manufacturer: The Orchard
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Blues | Styles | Music

General | Blues | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B00005A87T
Release Date: 2001-02-20

Tracks:

Sweet Well Water
Wild Blues Yonder
Bhodie And Me
Karmic Buffet
Wondrous Things
I Know You
River Of Mind
Josephine And Jo Jo
I Can Fly
Evangelist Blues
Lucas T.
Love Can Be So Cruel
Call On Me

Average customer rating:

Out Standing in Their Field
Cuttin Grass
Manufacturer: Cuttin Grass
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music

General | Country | Styles | Music

General | Bluegrass | Country | Styles | Music

General | Alternative Rock | Indie Music | Stores | Music

General | Country | Indie Music | Stores | Music
ASIN: B0002SAP8M
Release Date: 2004-05-26

Tracks:

Bark Mill Hollow Archives
I Thought You Loved Me
I'd Do it all Again
Someplace Far Away
Love's the Only Way
2 Miles Under Ground
She Never Knew
Tim's Breakdown
Lazy All My Days
Big Bug In My Beer
Salt Creek/Sharp Dressed Man
My Old Grandpa
Amazing Grace

Album Description

Cuttin Grass in a Contemporary Bluegrass band based in Maryland, this CD represents 10 original songs and tunes composed by the band members. It reflects on our youth, love, life and heartbreak, and all things bluegrass. We wanted something fresh and we used bands like the Seldom Scene and The Country Gentlemen and hard core picking and singing like the IIIrd Tyme Out as models. Our goals was a bluegrass album that would appeal to everyone. It has surpassed our wildest expectations.