Steve McCray Discography of CDs

Steve McCray songs As the title and cover art suggests, Triple Fret is a player's album. Although Bernard Allison gets star billing (and does all the vocals), this is a trio record, with fellow electric blues guitarists Larry McCray and Carl Weathersby contributing as much guitar firepower as Allison. Even better, second-generation Hammond organ legend Lucky Peterson ...

Steve McCray music CDs Wells sings with a salty edge and clarity that are convincing and engaging, and he maintains his good humor even when saddled with less than first-rate material. He provides winning renditions of Ray Charles' "The Train," Merle Haggard's "Today I Started Loving You Again" and Jimmy Reed's "Honest I Do," plus a good reworking ...

Steve McCray CD discography This is the debut album by southern rocker Johnny Van Zant, brother of Lynyrd Skynyrd's Ronnie and .38 Special's Donnie, featuring "Midnight Sensation." The debut album from the band whose name is taken from the last name of lead singer Johnny Van Zant (brother of the late Ronnie Van Zant and Donnie Van Zant). Essentially, ...

Steve McCray albums The This Is the Blues series from Eagle Records (there are four volumes thus far, of which this is the first) features players from the late-'60s/early-'70s golden age of classic British blues-rock covering, for the most part, songs by Willie Dixon and John Lee Hooker, all drawn from a series of tribute albums originally ...

Steve McCray discography W/Larry & Steve Mccray,Ken Saydak,Matthew Skoller,A.Brown Recorded at RaxTrax Recording Company, Chicago, Illinois from January 6-13, 1999. Includes liner notes by Mike Vernon & Neil Slaven. Personnel: John Primer (vocals, guitar); Larry McCray (guitar); Matthew Skoller (harmonica); Ken Saydak (piano, organ); Steve McCray (snare drum); Mike Vernon (percussion). Recording information: Rax Trax Recording Company, Chi (01/06/1999-01/13/1999). Photographers: Steve ...

Steve McCray CD discography Recording information: The Butcher Shop, Ubly, Michigan (03/07/2007-03/09/2007). Personnel: Carl Weathersby (vocals, guitar); Leon Smith (percussion); Steve McCray (background vocals).

Steve McCray albums Larry McCray CD Recording information: The Butcher Shop. Photographer: Paul S. Thomas. Personnel: Larry McCray (vocals, guitar); Steve McCray (drums, background vocals). Audio Mixer: Larry McCray. Larry Mccray

Steve McCray music CDs Burly Larry McCray crashed the consciousness of the blues world with his stunning debut album, comprised of equal parts blues, soul, and rock. Guitar fanatics will no doubt wax rhapsodic about McCray's blazing pyrotechnics on "Nobody Never Hurt Nobody with the Blues," but it's the mellower R&B material buried toward the end of the ...

Steve McCray discography Blues guitarist and vocalist Larry McCray's second Pointblank CD gets off to a dreary start with the title track, a tune with neither interesting lyrics nor a good arrangement. But after that flop fades, the remaining 10 cuts are almost as powerful as the material on his critically acclaimed debut. McCray has the kind ...

Steve McCray songs Magnolia, AR, native Larry McCray is not always mentioned when the subject of hot blues guitarists arises. That sort of oversight borders on criminal neglect. Believe It is just the sort of showcase that will make McCray's chops stick in the minds of blues fans. He's the complete package: a stirring vocalist blessed with a formidable guitar technique who can also help himself out as a songwriter (co-writing with brother/drummer Steve). Cue up the track "Love Gone Bad" and sit back for a guitar/vocal tour de force. McCray evokes a dirty guitar sound to die for and backs it up with a fierce vocal effort that would send any audience into a ...