Neal Black + The Healers - 2 albums: Neal Black + The Healers / Sometimes The Truth

Album: Neal Black + The Healers
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 40:19
Size: 92.3 MB
Styles: Blues rock
Year: 1994
Art: Front

[3:43] 1. I'm Gonna Cry
[5:45] 2. I Don't Get The Blues
[2:48] 3. Steppin' Out
[3:33] 4. A Thousand Yesterdays
[4:01] 5. Out Of The Hole
[4:26] 6. Lost Without You
[3:44] 7. Pink Chainsaw Boogie
[5:19] 8. Bridge In Tennesee
[3:45] 9. Hell On The Highway
[3:09] 10. Somebody Call Mama

Neal Black, Texas Blues Rock guitarist/vocalist has spent the last 30 years electrifying audiences around the world with his fusion of Blues, rock, Jazz, Country... Referred to by one critic as "THE MASTER OF HIGH VOLTAGE TEXAS BOOGIE".

Rolling Stone Music Critics gave 4 Star reviews to Neal Black's first 2 releases, and John Swenson (music journalist for "The New York Free Press") wrote "Neal Black is one of the most important Blues songwriters/performers on the scene today".

Neal Black + The Healers

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Album: Sometimes The Truth
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 56:55
Size: 130.3 MB
Styles: Blues rock
Year: 2011
Art: Front

[5:27] 1. New York City Blues
[5:14] 2. Lie To Be Loved
[4:45] 3. Mississippi Doctor
[4:33] 4. Holiday Inn In Heaven
[4:02] 5. Chicken Shack Cognac
[5:10] 6. Yesterday's Promises Tomorrow
[3:31] 7. Love And Money
[4:45] 8. Gringo Bring Me Your Guns
[3:32] 9. Buda, Texas Boogie
[4:20] 10. Left Her Back In Dallas
[4:20] 11. Sometimes The Truth
[2:36] 12. Goodbye Baby
[4:35] 13. Justified Suspicion

Out of San Antonio, Texas, gruff voiced singer and muscular guitarist Neal spends much of his time in Europe these days – and America’s loss is our gain. He is Dixiefrog’s longest-serving artist, and another of the labels’ stalwarts, Popa Chubby, helps out here in places with guitar, vocal and engineering duties. This CD contains plenty of just the kind of hard-edged, wailing, boogying blues-rock you would expect, though occasionally tempered with an Americana approach – try the relatively tender and slyly (pointedly) humorous ‘Holiday Inn In Heaven’ with its prominent dobro playing. ‘Mississippi Doctor’ has a voodoo theme, and several others, such as the opening ‘New York City Blues’ and the appropriately Tex-Mex flavored ‘Gringo Bring Me Your Guns’, concentrate on the less salubrious side of life.. The thoughtful, moody title track, with its striking a cappella opening from Neal , make this a fine release all round. ~Norman Darwen (BLUES MATTERS)

Sometimes The Truth

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