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Chicago-based blues man Maurice John Vaughn is an established guitar & saxophone player who performs upbeat urban blues with horns. He's put out two albums on Alligator Records & has produced for Appaloosa Records for the artists BJ Emery, Maxine Carr &
Recorded at Pop Life Studio, Milan, Italy & Twist Turner's House Of Sound, Chicago, Illinois. Includes liner notes by David Whiteis.
Personnel: Maurice John Vaughn (vocals, guitar, saxophone); B.J. Emery (vocals, trombone); Detroit Junior (piano); Allen Batts (organ).
Liner Note Author: David Whiteis.
Recording information: Pop Life Studio, Milan, Italy; Twist Turner's House Of Sound, Chicago, IL; Zeta Studios, Holland, OH.
Personnel: Maurice John Vaughn (vocals, guitar, saxophone); B.J. Emery (vocals, trombone); Ilaria Lantieri (vocals, bass); Velvet McNair (vocals); Fred Brousse (guitar, harmonica); Detroit Junior (piano); Khouki Pontelero, Allen Batts (organ); Massimo Bertagna, Jerome Moho (drums).
Engineers include: Paolo De Lello, Twist Turner, Sean Morrison.
Living Blues (7-8/01, pp.49-50) - "...Vaughn's music reaches well beyond the prevailing Chicago conventions....This is proof that he still has more to say than many of his better-known contemporaries..." Maurice John Vaughn Dangerous Road Songs | 1. | Talking to Each Other With the Music |
| 2. | Dangerous Road |
| 3. | Two Can Play That Game |
| 4. | Love Abuse |
| 5. | Mama: She Believed in Me |
| 6. | In the Midnight Hour |
| 7. | Stop and Take a Drink |
| 8. | I Don't Care |
| 9. | Lady in the Box |
| 10. | Pigeon, The |
| 11. | Shoo Fly Shoo |
| 12. | Telephone's Running My Life, The |
| 13. | I Can't Stand Being Alone |
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