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Dog My Cat by Harry Manx

Dog My Cat

Harry Manx

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Canadian Independent Music Award for Best Blues Album of the Year

The album that launched one-man-band Harry Manx onto the international stage with its release in 2001 on Northern Blues was re-released in the fall of 2006 on his own independent label, Dog My Cat Records. Sparse, soulful, and contemplative, Dog My Cat highlights Harry’s brilliant

Canadian Independent Music Award for Best Blues Album of the Year

The album that launched one-man-band Harry Manx onto the international stage with its release in 2001 on Northern Blues was re-released in the fall of 2006 on his own independent label, Dog My Cat Records. Sparse, soulful, and contemplative, Dog My Cat highlights Harry’s brilliant mastery of the lap slide guitar, banjo, harmonica and vocals, not to mention the unique Mohan Veena – a 20- string Indian slide guitar.

Recorded in a single 11-hour studio session with only harmonica and occasional guitar solo overdubs, Dog My Cat captured the attention of music peers, fans and reviewers. Of the thirteen tunes on this album, most of them are Manx originals, including the favourites “Bring That Thing”, “Sunday Morning Ascension” and “Lay Down My Worries”. Two instrumental ragas emphasize Manx’s connection to India and that of his years of tutelage under Mohan Veena creator V.M. Bhatt.

Well-chosen cover tunes such as Muddy Waters’ “Can’t Be Satisfied” and “Baby Please Don’t Go” are given a new treatment that had one reviewer remarking “Finally, the promise of Ganges Delta blues is fulfilled.” (SonicNet) Merging traditional blues with that of Indian ragas, it’s this disc that established Harry Manx as the “essential link” between the music of the East and the West. As Harry himself says, “This CD is about the depth and truth of the blues, the transcendence of the raga. Some of the songs hint at the unspeakable, the rest are deep-rooted in the earth.”

Produced by Jordy Sharp Harry Manx: Vocals, six string lap slide guitar, mohan veena, banjo and harmonica

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    Can’t Be Satisfied 3:17
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    Bring That Thing 5:09
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    Good Morning Stranger 3:04
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    Reuben’s Train 4:05
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    Lay Down My Worries 3:18
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    Sunday Morning Ascension 3:28
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    Baby Please Don’t Go 2:44
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    Brick and Stone 3:00
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    Love Ain't Got No Game 4:10
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    Shame Shame Shame 3:10
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