2001
MP3 | 256CBR *1 track at 192
1. Kokomo
2. Delia's Gone
3. Hope In A Hopeless World
4. I Heard The Angels Singing
5. Five Miles Above
6. Angel
7. Got To Do Better
8. Walkin' Home
9. Paintin' Signs
10. To Know You
11. Honest I Do
12. The Light Was Worth the Candle
13. Don't Ever Let Nobody Drag Your Spirit Down
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1999
MP3 | 202- 252 VBR
01. WORLD WAR BLUES
02. HEALING TIME
03. MANDELA IS FREE
04. NO MORE CANE ON THE BRAZOS
05. LIVIN', LOVIN' AN' DOIN'
06. WALK THE WALK
07. PUT YOUR FOOT DOWN
08. FOR YOU
09. NEW SHOES
10. SINGIN' IN MY HEART
11. COME BACK BABY
12. BRING IT ON HOME TO ME
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1. Keep My Cool
2. Sing Your Song - Bibb, Eric & Taj Mahal
3. Catch Up To Your Heart
4. Between A Woman An'a Man
5. Talk To Me
6. You're The One
7. Something Much Greater - Bibb, Eric & Pops Staples
8. Strong Love
9. Looking Through The Window
10. Gonna Walk This Road
11. Better Man
12. I Need A Vacation
13. I'll Be Your Car
14. Me To You
1998
MP3 | 192CBR
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Eric Bibb's music is a rich blend of the blues with elements of folk, country, gospel, and soul, thanks in part to his being the son of New York folksinger Leon Bibb, which afforded young Eric exposure to a wide variety of music and opportunities to meet performers like Pete Seeger and Bob Dylan.
Bibb launched his career in Europe, performing at blues and folk festivals in London, Cambridge, and Dublin, sometimes with a full band and sometimes with slide guitarist Göran Wennerbrandt; he eventually settled permanently in Sweden, where he works as a music and voice teacher when not performing.
Bibb's debut album, Good Stuff, was released in Europe in 1997 and the U.S. a year later; it was followed by Shakin' a Tailfeather in 1998, which featured producer Linda Tillery and a guest appearance by Taj Mahal. Home to Me arrived in 2000 and the enchanting Painting Signs followed the next summer. Natural Light appeared in 2003. This album was merely a prep for Friends, a star-studded cavalcade of performers and engineers that included Taj Mahal, Odetta, Charlie Musselwhite, Malian session aces Mamadou Diabate and Djelimady Tounkara, Martin Simpson, Kristina Olsen, Jerry Yester, and others. This record, far from being an overblown affair loaded with guests to cover a lack of imagination in song selection, is instead a virtual blueprint in how these outings should be done in the future. Its intimacy, warmth, and stellar execution make it one of Bibb's best. A Ship Called Love, dedicated to Curtis Mayfield, was released in 2005, and later that same year a single-disc retrospective, Livin', Lovin' and Doin', appeared from Hatman Records. The elegant Diamond Days arrived from Telarc Records in 2007.
1997
MP3| 225-250VBR
1. Good stuff
2. Saucer
3. Shingle By Shingle
4. Don't Ever Let Nobody Drag Your Spirit Down
5. Where The Green Grass Grows
6. Blacksmith Island
7. New World Comin' Through
8. Too Much Whiskey
9. Nothin' Like You Used To Do
10. All Of My Love
11. A Simple Song
12. Happy Home Recipe
13. Done Laid Around
14. Rough Waters
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