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Time Has Come Today - New Release

Time Has Come Today - Moonalice

 

Posted on by Blues Blast Magazine

Issue 15-30 July 29, 2021

Lester Chambers Blasts Forward in Time
Tee Watts has our feature interview with music legend Lester Chambers. We have eight Blues reviews for you this week including a 3 LP Deluxe Limited Edition reissue of Vangard Records, plus new music from Roger Hurricane Wilson, Tito Jackson, Mission Brown, Big Mike Aguirre & The Blu City All Stars, Lisa Mann, Clint Morgan and Tom Buegner.

Rest In Peace, Brother Joe Chambers

With all my love, Lester Chambers

AN EVENING WITH LESTER CHAMBERS & THE MUDSTUMPERS

Lester Chambers Live in Sonoma

Time Has Come: Revelations of a Mississippi Hippie – The Bloom

 

Time Has Come: Revelations of a Mississippi Hippie – The Bloom

Can You Feel It

Moonalice's latest release, “Can You Feel It,” is out today! The bluesy rocker is fronted by Dylan Chambers, who follows in the footsteps of his father, Lester, with raspy vocals and roaring guitar riffs.

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Press Release - Book Release

StumpNMud Records
For Immediate Release
8/7/22

Book Release News FlashPetaluma, CA—StumpNMud Records is excited to announce the criminally overdue memoir of Lester Chambers of The Chambers Brothers. Entitled, Time Has Come: Revelations of a Mississippi Hippie, the book follows Lester’s whirlwind life, from his birth on a Mississippi cotton plantation into a musical family steeped in the musical...
(Available Here Sept 15)

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Review - Time Has Come - Revelations of a Mississippi Hippie

5.0 out of 5 stars A Vital Soulful Look at American Music, Race, and Counterculture

Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 24, 2022

 
This collaboration of Lester Chambers and esteemed music journalist T Watts is a fabulous read. The book spans musical eras, starting with an intimate description of the brutality and exploitation of Mississippi sharecropper life and the profound importance of music and song to African Americans in the deep south. From blues to gospel and the emergent genres that have defined much of the nation's - and world's - popular music in the years since. I am listening right now to the familiar tunes of the Chambers Brothers, marveling how these very vulnerable and often struggling humans formed their imprint on so many of us. The LA/ SF/ Berkeley stories are marvelous. How Owsley gave Lester two Mason jars full of LSD, inspiring him to microdose daily for several years. And finally to his recent collaborations with venture capitalist Roger McNamee and his Moonalice band. It's a good read and a reminder that we as Americans need to continually remind ourselves of both the roots of the music we love and the rapacious history of the music industry. Buy this book.

 

Full Moonalice Vol 1 - EP Release

Our new studio EP "Full Moonalice Vol. 1" is available on all streaming services > https://moonalice.ffm.to/vol1 and as a CD for purchase at https://store.moonalice.com/collections/music !

 

Relix Signs Moonalice with Lester Chambers

Lester Chambers School of Music Foundation

Lester Chambers School of Music Foundation
Announcing the Lester Chambers School of Music Foundation.
Brad Jenkins, in association with Lester Chambers School of Music Foundation, has opened a Music Studio in Scio Oregon and is teaching music to children of all ages.
Stay tuned for more exciting news including opportunities to get involved and help.
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Do You Believe in Rock and Roll

Do You Believe in Rock and Roll - The CD is Available Here

Description

Gospel Rock legend Lester Chambers, who’s path crossed with several of the most influential artists of all time such as Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Jefferson Airplane, was one of the defining voices and aesthetics of the 1960s. In the early 1950s, Lester and his brothers escaped their duties as sharecroppers in Lee County, Mississippi, for California, where they began performing together as a gospel group. Together with The Chambers Brothers, Lester pioneered a psychedelic, soulful, blues rock sound that still influences musicians nearly six decades later. Thus, I was excited to hear what he had to say on Do You Believe in Rock and Roll, a record released a little over a decade ago.

The record was produced by both Lester and producer Pride Hutchison (Steve Pryor, Dick Sims), and engineered by several familiar Explosive Records players, including Michael Dumas, at Horse Latitude Studios (Robbie Krieger), Dale Lawton (Chick Corea), and more. Together, they create a blues rock atmosphere that sounds timeless, even in 2020. In addition, Do You Believe in Rock and Roll was one the last albums recorded at the legendary Radio Recorders studio prior to its 2008 farewell; a studio featuring recordings from artists such as Elvis Presley, Jimi...  more

 

credits

released November 7, 2008

Credits:
Lester Chambers - Vocals, Harmonica, Cowbell (Electric Guitar (7) )
Dylan Chambers - Background Vocals, Cowbell, Tambourine, (1, 2, 3, 5)
Bill “Stumuch” Nugent - Bari, Tenor, C-Alto, Alto and Soprano Saxaphone
Waddy Wachtel - Electric and Slide Guitar (1, 2, 4, 6, 7)
Steve Pryor - Electric Guitar (9)
Teddy Jack - Electric Guitar (3, 5), Bass (3, 5, 9)
Chris Henry - Electric Guitar (9)
K. K. Martin - Acoustic Guitar (8)
Dick Sims - Hammond B-3, Piano (4,6,8)
Lamar “Kronick” Mitchell - Hammond B-3, Piano, Clavinet, Moog Synth (1, 2, 3, 5, 9)
Skip Edwards - Hammond B-3 (7)
Hutch Hutchinson - Bass (1, 2, 7)
Dave Roe - Bass (6)
Gary Neal - Bass, (8)
Charles Fletcher - Bass (4)
Pride Hutchison - Drum, Congas, Tambourine, Shakers (1 - 9), Electirc Guitar (4)

Lester Chambers - Producer
Pride Hutchison - Producer
Jordan Winsen - Engineer
Michael Dumas - Engineer
Dale Lawton - Engineer
Jared Tyler - Engineer
Teddy Jack - Engineer
Sean Ingoldsby - Engineer
Steve Luciano - Asst. Engineer
Telpher Youman - Asst. Engineer
Israel Barnette - Asst. Engineer
Doug Tyo - Mixing
Gene Grimaldi - Mastering
Henry Diltz - Photography
Damian Arciniega - Artwork
Lisa Hutchison - Artwork