Jim Spruell Clayton & Ann's Kid CD

Clayton & Ann's Kid Music

Category	Blues Albums
Label	CD Baby
CD Universe Part number	7422758
Catalog number	125433
Discs	1
Release Date	Feb 27, 2007

Jim Spruell Clayton & Ann's Kid Songs

	1.	Fingerprints
	2.	Dirty Pages
	3.	For Me
	4.	Other Side Of Lonely
	5.	Crying In The Woods
	6.	You Can Have What's Left
	7.	She Keeps The Rain
	8.	Point The Way Home
	9.	Whiskey Kiss
	10.	You've Never Seen Your Woman
	11.	You Go On Without Me
	12.	Black Angels

Clayton & Ann's Kid Music Review

Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars The Great Storytellers aren't ALL gone!
This is one of the greatest CDs I own (and I have hundreds)! Not only is Jim Spruell and incredibly talented musician (he plays all the instruments and does the vocals!), but he's an outstanding storyteller! And a truly incredible guitarist--you can FEEL it when he kicks into a solo, and he can make that thing TALK. You listen to this CD front to back, and you literally feel like you've been on a journey and are part of Jim's life. And it's stuff we can all relate to, too. One of the truly great musicians of our time, under-appreciated. Why this guy is not on a major label and on tour regularly is truly a mystery to me--so much meaningless drivel out there being pushed by major labels, and high-quality art made by top-flight musicians like this in the background, virtually unknown...what a shame. Five stars, only because I can't give it more. Buy it, if you can get it. Can't wait for the next one, Jim!!
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