Sivert Bramstedt - Blues and Joys Fulfilled By AEC Henson Cargill's massive (and controversial)

Henson Cargill's massive (and controversial) 1967/1968 hit 'Skip A Rope' changed the face of Nashville Country Music overnight

and to help us to return to the cave age

the transfer of his opera experience to sacred music

Hell on earth has a new meaning in this gruesome shocker guaranteed to please any and every type of horror fan (Fangoria)

Sivert Bramstedt - Blues and Joys Fulfilled By AEC Henson Cargill's massive (and controversial)According to Sivert Branstedt "Blues and Joys" is a sort of a document of things that he picked up along an over 30 year journey including a couple of divorces, illnesses, recovery, poverty and lots of good times. Sivert mostly sticks to a free interpretation of the blues. But while recording live in the studio a few other things slipped in there too; an African piece that sounds a bit like Mississippi John Hurt, a couple of improvised instrumentals