Mike Duke songs. One of those influential "musician's musician" types, vocalist/harp-player Delbert McClinton was able to call on the likes of Bonnie Raitt, Tom Petty and Melissa Etheridge for support on Never Been Rocked Enough. The results cover the whole checkerboard while remaining ...

Mike Duke music CDs. OK, they may not be the same Wet Willie that made sweaty, soulful rock & roll across the early '70s, but this incarnation of the band had its virtues -- not only was Jimmy Hall still in great voice, but ...

Mike Duke CD discography. Recorded at Hum Depot, Nashville, Tennessee. Includes liner notes by Jerry Gordon. Personnel: Don Nix (vocals); Billy Lee Riley (vocals, harmonica); Dan Penn, Jackie Johnson, Bonnie Bramlett (vocals); Jon Tiven, Leslie West, Audley Freed (guitar, electric guitar); Steve Cropper, Tony Joe ...

Mike Duke discography. ACQUIRED TASTE was produced by Don Was and recorded in Nashville and Los Angeles. He might seem a strange producer for McClinton, who has had a consistent "sound" for decades, despite his wide array of stylistic adventures. But Was is ...

Mike Duke albums. The release of this CD marks the silver anniversary of that momentary lapse of sanity grown to ubiquitous proportions -- The Christmas Jug Band. The irreverent crew of Dan Hicks, Austin deLone (Nick Lowe, Elvis Costello), Tim Eschliman (Commander Cody, ...

Mike Duke CD discography. Geography alone conspired to lump Wet Willie in with the Southern rockers who waved the rebel flag across the '70s. Sure, they called sweet "Alabama" home, and Macon, GA, was where they gradually built their reputation, but these good ol' ...

Mike Duke music CDs. Johnny Vernazza was born in San Francisco and raised in Daly City. As we all know the Bay Area in the 1960's was a hot bed of music. Clubs were every where and to go out and jam at four ...

Mike Duke songs. "On The Holiday Highway" with the foremost purveyors of seasonal skiffle-swing and jug-infused revelry. Recorded live at 4 locations across Northern California, between 2006 and 2008. A tongue-in-cheek, festive convergence of San Francisco Bay Area lumin Photographers: Renee D. Henderson; Paul ...

Mike Duke albums. This is the third release in Zane's highly acclaimed "sessions" series that exclusively presents more unissued material from the Muscle Shoals guitarist and singer, songwriter Eddie Hinton. Like the previous two releases, #1016 and #1020, these recording Photographers: Donnie Fritts; Peter ...

Mike Duke discography. As the title indicates, Hard at Play is a return to the straight-ahead blues-inflected pop/rock that made Huey Lewis and the News superstars in the early '80s. While the material wasn't as consistently strong as Sports or Picture This, the ...

Mike Duke albums. Donnie Fritts is a name you probably don't know unless you look for well-crafted songs, which he has been writing in collaboration with some of the finest in Muscle Shoals and Nashville for quite a long stretch of time. Luminaries ...

All tracks have been digitally remastered. This is part of the Capricorn Classics Remasters Series. Personnel: Ricky Hirsch (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, slide guitar); Jimmy Hall (vocals, harmonica, saxophone, alto saxophone, percussion); Michael Duke (vocals, melodica, piano, Moog synthesizer); John Anthony (vocals, ...

Originally released in 1977, the second live album from these funky, soulful southerners was reissued in 1999 with five extra cuts, adding a whopping 30 minutes to the original vinyl record's limited playing time. With a completely different track listing ...

This is part of the Capricorn Records' Capricorn Classics series. The follow-up to Wet Willie's breakthrough benchmark release, Keep On Smilin', didn't match its predecessor in sales, and began a commercial decline from which they never recovered. But although there's nothing ...