Rick Moore Slow Burnin' Fire CD

Slow Burnin' Fire Music

List Price	$16.98 (You save $4.09)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Blues CDs, Singer/Songwriter
Label	Blues Boulevard
Orig Year	1998
All Time Sales Rank	327951
CD Universe Part number	7679807
Catalog number	250189
Discs	1
Release Date	Jul 08, 2008
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Rick Moore & Mr.Lucky; Jimmy Nalls; Tim Hinkley
Engineer	Jerrod Cring; Nick Sparks
Personnel	Wayne Jackson - horns Reese Wynans - piano Tim Hinkley - keyboards, background vocals Jim Nalls - guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, background vocals Jeff Davis - bass instrument Vickie Carrico - background vocals Michael Organ - drums Joe Warner - Hammond b-3 organ Mike Caputy Noel Roy - guitar, slide guitar List all 15 contributors

Rick Moore Slow Burnin' Fire Songs

	1.	Talk to Me Baby
	2.	Swingin' Her Stuff
	3.	Make Lovin' You My Business
	4.	Good Woman Bad
	5.	Let Me Down Easy
	6.	Chicken House Blues
	7.	Tangled Up in Your Love
	8.	Whole Lotta Woman
	9.	Slow Burnin' Fire
	10.	Muddy Water Fever
	11.	Your Love Is Working Overtime
	12.	Radio Station
	13.	House Rockin'
	14.	House Rockin' - (live)
	15.	Talk to Me - (live)
	16.	Good Woman Bad - (live)
	17.	Make Lovin' You My Business - (live)
	18.	Swingin' Her Stuff - (live)

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