About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Man from Another Time' was released in 2009, Seasick Steve had established himself as a celebrated figure in the blues genre, following his breakthrough album 'Dog House Music' in 2006. This album marked his third studio release and continued to build on his reputation for authentic and energetic performances rooted in traditional blues.
Why it matters
'Man from Another Time' received critical acclaim upon release, solidifying Seasick Steve's status within the blues community. The album peaked at number 11 on the UK Albums Chart and was nominated for Best Blues Album at the 2010 Mojo Awards, showcasing its influence and resonance with fans and critics alike.
Essential tracks
- "Diddley Bo" — This track exemplifies Seasick Steve's raw sound, showcasing his signature slide guitar technique and rhythmic storytelling that captures the essence of blues.
- "Man From Another Time" — The title track encapsulates the album's theme of nostalgia and reflection, combining heartfelt lyrics with a catchy, foot-stomping rhythm that resonates with listeners.
- "Happy (To Have a Job)" — This upbeat song highlights Steve's clever songwriting abilities, blending humor and realism as he reflects on the simplicity of working life amidst economic challenges.
Release Date
January 1, 2009
Artist Origin
United States
Tracklist
- 1 Diddley Bo 3:51
- 2 Big Green and Yeller 4:15
- 3 Happy (To Have a Job) 3:06
- 4 The Banjo Song 3:30
- 5 Man From Another Time 3:14
- 6 That’s All 4:39
- 7 Just Because I Can (CSX) 3:40
- 8 Never Go West 3:30
- 9 Dark 3:55
- 10 Wenatchee 3:54
- 11 My Home (Blue Eyes) 2:29
- 12 Seasick Boogie / I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry 10:30
