Little Bob – Time To Blast

Some are dead, some are gone. Bob Still sings his songs. He’s unique. This kind of Britany coast pirate, rocks and rolls terribly fast! The well respected singer burns the whole house down with his usual desperados. "Time To Blast" comes straight to your heart and blows your mind. Bob is a sailor and sea is small for such a hurricane. The guy never played nothing but Rock, and without any compromise.

Track Listing:
1. The Phone Call - 2:52   2. Big Boy Walkin G - 2:25   3. Take It As It Comes - 3:20   4. Ringolevio Is Far Away - 3:57   5. Shamad - 3:11   6. The Scream Inside - 4:35   7. If You Gotta Go - 3:51   8. Long Was The Road - 2:38   9. I'm Alive 3:40   10. Guilt - 5:07   11. The Devil Got My Woman (I'd Rather Be The Devil) - 5:05

Personnel:
Little Bob (lead vocals) , Gilles Mallet (guitars, vocals) , Bertrand Couloume (bass, vocals) , Nicolas Noël (electric piano, Hammond, vocals) , Nico Garotin (drums, vocals)

Reviews:

1. Blues Matters (UK) / Paris-Move - Frankie Bluesy Pfeiffer and Nat Harrap
It was in 1975 that our very own, French made Bob released his first single and over the years and with each new album, he stays faithful to his own brand of music, a music which comes from the heart and moves you to the soul. With “Time to Blast”, the raging bull on the cover is a sure sign that Bob is not at all happy with what’s going on in society. Listen to ‘Scream Inside’, a cry from deep inside, which takes you to the throat with its powerful, changing rhythms and a perforating bass. As for each of Little Bob’s albums, each track stands alone: check out ‘The Phone Call’ and its devilish and aggressive boogie followed by ‘Big Boy Walking’ with such a tempo, it nails you to the walls. Don’t miss the swinging ‘Take It As It Comes’, a truly exceptional track in which Little Bob confronts the rules of our formatted society to tell us how you must believe in life whatever its obstacles. Throughout this album floats a special spirit, that of a man loyal to what he believes in and who also knows how to pay tribute to his peers with a cover of Barry Reynolds ‘Guilt’, and for the last track of this album, he gives a breathtaking performance of Skip James ‘Devil Got My Woman (I’d Rather Be The Devil)’.This album is not just an excellent CD, it’s a cult object. It is the gem we were all waiting for.