8 Replies to “ Run Me Down - The Black Keys - The Big Come Up (CD, Album) ”

1. 42 rows · Mar 25,  · referencing The Big Come Up, LP, Album, Ltd, RE, , ALIVE Music: Through the Black Keys have been fairly consistent throughout their career, at the same time they've skirted many different genres/5(K).

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2. 6. Run Me Down 7. Leavin' Trunk 8. Heavy Soul 9. She Said, She Said Them Eyes Yearnin' Brooklyn Bound Years Before Your Time. CREDITS The Black Keys are Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney All Songs Performed by The Black Keys Dan Auerbach, triplofonic guitar, vocals Patrick Carney, broke beat kit.

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3. The Black Key's debut, "The Big Come up" is, what I think, their best work. They are a two man, guitar & drums, band that is about as raw as you can get. They make "The White Stripes" look like a symphonic orchestra, I mean The BlacK Keys is really raw, in a Hound Dog Taylor type of manner/5().

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4. This is the first album of the Black Keys. It's raw and unpolished blues rock. It contains a great version of the Beatles song 'She Said she Said' For me this album is what the Black Keys are all about. The Albums 'Brothers' and 'El Camino' are far more commercial and polished/5().

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5. Apr 28,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of The Big Come Up on Discogs/5().

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6. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for The Big Come Up - The Black Keys on AllMusic - - As minimal two-man blues-rock bands go, this has 8/

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7. The Black Keys – The Big Come Up Describing vocals with the term howling can lead to an unpleasant image, but here it works just fine. Dan Auerbach howls out his lines so sweetly and convincingly that you don’t care that the lyrics are sub-par, or that sometimes it /5.

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8. The Big Come Up by The Black Keys, released 1. Busted 2. Do The Rump 3. I'll Be Your Man 4. Countdown 5. The Breaks 6. Run Me Down 7. Leavin' Trunk 8. Heavy Soul 9. She Said, She Said Them Eyes Yearnin' Brooklyn Bound Years Before Your Time If you're not hooked by the time Dan Auerbach finger-picks his way into the whining guitar groove of opener .

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