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Whitey Ford Sings the Blues buy CD music Track Listing of songs: Blinded By the Sun; Broken; White Trash Beautiful; Sleepin' Alone; Warning; Angel; This Kind of Lonely; Soul Music; Godwanna; Lonely Road; Sad Girl; Ticking Away; Pain; 2 Pieces of Drama; Maybe;

Whitey Ford Sings the Blues songs For the follow-up to his breakthrough solo album WHITEY FORD SINGS THE BLUES, the former House Of Pain member continues solidifying the bridge between the worlds of rock and rap. This time out, Everlast revisits his hip-hop roots with a vengeance by loading up this 13-track opus up with plenty of jeep-worthy beats and matter-of-fact, lyrical flow. Setting the pace early on is the minute-and-a-half opening track "Whitey," which finds the gruff-sounding Irishman reasserting his lyrical prowess over a zig-zagging cello. Menacing strings make an appearance on dark inner city tales like "Deadly Assassins" (featuring Cypress Hill's B-Real) and "Graves to Dig," a slow-rolling eulogy to all those cut down by gunfire in their prime. Everlast is at his best spewing out narratives, as on the ultra-funky "Children's Story," a duet with The Roots' Rahzel which tells of the tragic meeting between a strapped teen and an undercover cop. Not everything in this sumptuous banquet of beats is so grim, however; the tattooed rapper shows his soft side by featuring former Brand New Heavies vocalist N'Dea Davenport on the introspective funk of "One and the Same" and the romantic lament "Love For Real." Recorded at SD Studios, New York, New York. Personnel: Everlast (vocals, guitar, steel guitar, programming); Dorian Holley, Bob Khalil, Brendan Lynch , Chris Thomas , Chris Thomas , Jim Gilstrap, Merry Clayton, N'Dea Davenport, Phillip Ingram, Kevin Dorsey , Cee Lo Green, Brendan Lynch, C-Lo (vocals); Carlos Santana (guitar); Warren Haynes (slide guitar); Abdel Wahab (sitar); Miles Om Tackett (cello); Keith Ciancia (keyboards); Stimulated Dummies (programming). Audio Mixers: Jamey Staub; Stimulated Dummies. Recording information: Additional Locations; Fantasy Studios, Berkeley, CA; NRG Studios, L.A; NRG Studios, LA; Oceanway Studios, LA; SD Studios, New York, NY. Editor: Andy VanDette. Photographer: Christian Lantry. Personnel includes: Everlast (vocals, guitar); N'Dea Davenport, Cee-Lo, Merry Clayton (vocals); Carlos Santana (guitar); Miles Tackett (cello); Keefus Ciancia, Victor Rice (bass); B-Real, Rahzel, Kurupt, John Bigham, Larry Ciancia, Patrick Freitas, Chris Thomas. Producers: The Stimulated Dummies, John Gamble, Dante Ross, Everlast. 2nd Rel