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"Lou Wilson" is a balladeer, and consummate Blues man, who puts it down like no other, with his history of great songs, music and soulful vocals. You are truly in for a treat, as he winds you through the spirit of the soul, with rhythm and blues like you've never heard it before, with his big band sound.Each song track is an excellent production, with some of the best musicians the city of Detroit has to offer.On this latest edition to his extensive repertoire "Blues Groove" Lou Wilson, is joined by his co-producer and music director of his band "Today's People" Mark McCoy on Guitars,-- Keyboards--Charles Greene, Jim "Jimmi Blues" Davis, and Kevin Crosby. All Bass parts by-- Ray Burton and Lusius M. Wilson. All horns arrangements by--Armand Angeloni, Tenor Sax--Marty Montgomery--Frank Taterelli on Alto Sax,-- Mark Berger on Baritone Sax,-- Ray Gale on Harmonica,--James "Uncle James" O'Donnell on Trumpet,--Steven Hunter on Trombone, Steve Williams on the Fiddle and all Percussions by--Amjed "Al" Abdullah.Background Vocals by--Kymberli Wright, Alfred "Butch" Burch, Edward "Gonzales" Patten, William "Red" Guest, of ("Glady's Knight & The Pips"), Joyce McNichols, Lershern Houston, Walter Garrett, Samuel MooreAll musical arrangements by--Mark McCoy Blues Groove Music | Category | Blues Albums | | Label | CD Baby | | CD Universe Part number | 7123217 | | Catalog number | 59383 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Dec 27, 2005 |
Wilson, Lou & Todays People Blues Groove Songs | 1. | Boogie Man Song |
| 2. | Fallen Down & Can't Get Up |
| 3. | "Ol" School Joint |
| 4. | Since U Been Gone |
| 5. | Blues Groove |
| 6. | Trippin' Out Over You |
| 7. | Not Enough Time |
| 8. | Big Foot Country |
| 9. | Sea Weed |
| 10. | Gonna Let The Dogs Out |
| 11. | Come On Over Here |
| 12. | Groove Ain't Nothin But A Feelin' |
| 13. | "Ol" School Joint (After Hours) |
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