Michael Kiwanuka is a British musician of Ugandan heritage who writes songs combining soul and rootsy folk influences and sings them with a deep, husky soulful voice. After signing with Communion Records, Kiwanuka recorded his debut EP, Tell Me A Tale, with the help of Paul Butler from The Bees, who took the Muswell Hill, London native to his Isle of Wight studio to record the songs. The record came to the attention of Adele who invited Kiwanuka to support her on the singing star’s 2011 European tour. The BBC announced on January 6, 2012 that Kiwanuka had won their Sound of 2012 poll, an annual survey of music critics and industry figures to find the most promising new music talent. http://michaelkiwanuka.com Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Classic Stoner (heavy fuzz) blues rock! The 'Joseph' was in fact Joseph Long or Joseph Longeria, discovered by the album's producer and A & R man Steve Tyrell playing in Houston in a battle of the blues competition. This is the only known foray into recording that Longeria made and he was a superb guitar player to boot. Stoned Age Man contains some of weirdest lyrics ever written. Check out 'I Ain't Fattenin' No More Frogs for Snakes' and the eastern 'Cold Biscuits and Fish Heads.' 1 Trick Bag 2 I Ain't Fattenin' No More Frogs For Snakes Written-By – S. Tyrell* 3 Cold Biscuits And Fish Heads 4 Stone Age Man 5 I'm Gonna Build A Mountain 6 Mojo Gumbo 7 The House Of The Rising Sun Adapted By – G. Spreen*, J. Longeria*, M. James* 8 Gotta Get Away Written-By – G. Allman*, J. Hurley*, R. Wilkins* 9 Come The Sun Tomorrow Written By – D. Collins, S. Walton Design [Original Cover Art And Design] – Jim Visconti Engineer [Audio] – Chips Moman, Ed Kollis Keyboards – Glen Spreen Performer – Mark James (4) Producer – Chips Moman, Glen Spreen, Mark James (4) Vocals, Guitar – Joseph "Long" Longeria* Written-By – G. Spreen* (tracks: 1 to 6), J. Longeria* (tracks: 1 to 6), M. James* (tracks: 1 to 6)

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