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Liner Note Author: Art Tipaldi.
Recording information: The Studio, Portland, ME (02/2007).
Authors: Charlie Musselwhite; Coco Montoya.
Photographer: Joseph A. Rosen.
Personnel: Debbie Davies (vocals, guitar); Debbie Davies; Bruce Katz (Hammond b-3 organ); Rod Carey (bass guitar); Tab Benoit (vocals, guitar); Charlie Musselwhite (vocals, harmonica); Coco Montoya (guitar); Per Hanson (drums).
Audio Mixer: Lincoln Clapp.
Dirty Linen (p.86) - "Davies returns to her smokin' blues origins, and on BLUES BLAST she recreates an old-time soul review with a bluesy twist." Debbie Davies Blues Blast Songs Blues Blast Music Review Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars)   Nice Debbie Davies CD
This is a nice classic Debbie Davies album. Nothing surprisingly new. The addition of Tab Benoit, Coco Montoya and Charlie Musselwhite makes the album more musically enjoyable. The best song, in my opinion, on the cd is 'Crawling King Snake' by Tab Benoit.
Certainly worth buying.
Submitted by wjh453 (Chicago,IL) 
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Mr. Collins Is Smiling!
Fantastic CD.I am a big fan of this "Icebreaker"from her Albert Collins days.Solid contributions from Coco Montoya,Charlie Musselwhite and Tab Benoit.Thanks you.
Submitted by anoodle1 (richmond,virginia USA)
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What a great CD. From the first song you know you are going to have a good time. With Coco and Chalie and her side Debbie puts forth a great blues CD and it is hard to find a favourite song, they are all great.
Submitted by kmci_0050 (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)
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We'll the title says it all. And it is refreshing to hear this cd as all the great musicians are having the time of their lives making this album. Just the way they feed off of each other guitar solo after solo, with Mr. Charles on harp. AWESOME! Just think how Mr.Collins band was blessed to have of course Mr.Collins, Mr.Gayden on bass,and Ms. Debbies. Great cd.
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