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Neal is one of the most impressive young blues artists on the scene today -- a fact borne out by the contents of this collection. Ably backed by a band that includes his brother Noel on bass and keyboardist Lucky Peterson, Neal indulges in a couple of covers this time, but the majority of the disc is original and incendiary. ~ Bill Dahl
Recorded at Kingsnake Studios, Sanford, Florida.
Personnel: Kenny Neal (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Lucky Peterson (keyboards); Ken Johnson (drums); Bill "Foots" Samuel (tenor saxophone); Bob "Rattlesnake" Greenlee (baritone saxophone); Bruce Staelens (trumpet); Dwight Champagne, Dwight Champaign (keyboards).
Audio Mixer: Julian Herzfeld.
Recording information: Kingsnake Studios, Sanford, FL.
Personnel: Kenny Neal (guitar, harmonica, vocals); Bill Samuel (tenor saxophone); Bob Greenlee (baritone saxophone); Bruce Staelens (trumpet); Lucky Peterson, Dwight Champagne (keyboards); Noel Neal (bass); Ken Johnson (drums).
Producers: Kenny Neal, Bob Greenlee, Bruce Iglauer.
JazzTimes (4/95, p.83) - "...a tight four-piece ensemble...frames [Neal's] soulful vocals and wailing guitar and harmonica....While Neal's unit has a modern, polished sound, it's far from sterile. His crying Tele-squeezed phrases...ring with an honesty that's as real as anything from the past..."
Living Blues (11-12/94, pp.67-68) - "...When Neal proudly proclaims he's Carrying The Torch for the genre's tradition, believe him--but be aware he's propelling it into new, exciting directions as well....another standout entry in Kenny Neal's remarkably consistent discography..." Hoodoo Moon Music | List Price | $17.98 (You save $2.53) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Blues CDs, Contemporary Blues, Regional Collections, Enhanced CD | | Label | Alligator | | Orig Year | 1994 | | All Time Sales Rank |  120108  | | CD Universe Part number | 1011940 | | Catalog number | 514825 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Oct 04, 1994 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Engineer | Rick Bailey; Warren King | | Recording Time | 50 minutes | | Personnel | Kenny Neal - guitar, harmonica, vocals
Noel Neal - bass
Bruce Staelens - trumpet
Dwight Champagne - keyboards
Dwight Champagne - keyboards
Ken Johnson - drums
Also: Lucky Peterson, Bill "Foots" Samuel, Sanford, Bob "Rattlesnake" Greenlee, Bruce Iglauer.
Recorded at Kingsnake Studios, Dwight Champaign |
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