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Recording information: Falcon Recording Studio, Portland, Oregon.
Personnel include: Curtis Salgado (vocals, harmonica); Bekka Bramlett (vocals); Lloyd Jones, Marlon McClain, Jacob Wolf (guitar); Sonny Landreth (slide guitar); DK Stewart (piano); Rusty Hall (keyboards); Willy Barber (bass instrument); Don Worth (drums).
JazzTimes (p.139) - "[S]omething uniquely his own..." Living Blues (pp.67-9) - "Salgado shines on the self-penned tune, delivering tongue-twisting lyrics and a downhome harp solo with an irresistible panache. Equal parts flamboyance and flair..." Curtis Salgado Strong Suspicion Songs Strong Suspicion Review
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