Sugar Ray My Life, My Friends, My Music CD

My Life, My Friends, My Music Music

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Blues CDs
Label	Severn
Orig Year	2007
All Time Sales Rank	38920
CD Universe Part number	7427255
Catalog number	42
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 19, 2007
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Sugar Ray Norcia
Engineer	Jack Gauthier
Recording Time	60 minutes
Personnel	Duke Robillard, Carl Querfurth, Greg Piccolo, Bob Enos, Anthony Geraci, Michael "Mudcat" Ward, "Monster" Mike Welch, Doug 'Mr. Low' James, Neil Gouvin, Coventry, My Friends, My Music

Sugar Ray My Life, My Friends, My Music Songs

	1.	Oh, Babe
	2.	Little Green Talking Frog
	3.	I Want to Be with Her
	4.	You Better Change Your Ways
	5.	Money Taking Mama
	6.	Shut Your Face
	7.	I Don't Know
	8.	No Sorrow No More
	9.	Last Words of a Fool, The
	10.	Oh, Oh, Oh Pretty Baby
	11.	Do You Remember?
	12.	Think It Over Again
	13.	I Like My Baby's Pudding
	14.	My Last Affair
	15.	Until the Real Thing Comes Along

My Life, My Friends, My Music Music Review

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

5 stars An Original, Indeed
Sugar Ray Norcia is the quintessential blues singer/harmonica artist. He's recorded with many blues co-horts of the blues rockin' genre like Room Full Of Blues, Ronnie Earl, Duke Robillard, and others. Once you hear Mr. Norcia sing you'll never forget that impeccable blusey sound. I highly recommend this cd or any other from his library. Your blues collection is not complete without it. So kick back and break out the long necks and enjoy Sugar Ray Norcia and the Bluetones.
Submitted by Cody (Okieland, USA)
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