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Kelly Richey showcases her talents not only as a blues/rock guitarist and vocalist but as a songwriter as well. The song, The Blues Don't Lie has been referred to by music critics as a song that deserves to become a blues standard.Also included: My Baby's Gone Crazy and Talk's All Over Town.
Recording information: Fresco's Place, Louisville, KY.
Personnel: Kelly Richey (vocals, guitar); Tom Jolly (horns); Keith Hubbard (organ); Kopana Terry (drums); Robbie Bartlett (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Scott Mullins; Jeff Carpenter.
Kelly Richey Eyes Of Woman Songs | 1. | Talks All over Town |
| 2. | You Was Wrong |
| 3. | Good Days Bad Days |
| 4. | My Baby's Gone Crazy |
| 5. | Stop Actin' Crazy |
| 6. | Eyes of a Woman |
| 7. | Travelin' |
| 8. | Someday Baby |
| 9. | Blues Don't Lie |
| 10. | It Ain't Easy |
| 11. | Strollin After Hours |
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